Since 2006 periodically gives lectures, participates in public discussions and panels on a wide range of topics in the field of dance, theatre, performance and education: from narrowly professional to issues of body culture and practices of human manifestation in the city.

During lectures Alexander Andriashkin often positions himself as a practitioner, actively reflecting on his own processes and colleagues. At the beginning there is usually the phrase 'I am not a professional lecturer, I am an artist and teacher who often gives lectures'.

Quite often a lecture or speech is prepared for the request of a specific institution and for the general theme of the whole event.

It could be:

/ Why does a person today need contemporary dance when there is an i-phone
/ Contemporary Dance vs. Contemporary Art
/ Action and its absence in Theatre
/ Dancing on the rake of the soundscape (collaboration with composers)
/ The body in the period of catastrophe
/ The practice of diverse worlds in children’s dance
/ Composition of people in space: interpretations, options and power
Etc.

Since 2017 he has also been giving lectures online for various educational platforms (for professionals and citizens).

Participates in and organises podcasts.

For example:

Some of the content is created in a performative lecture format. When listeners get not only information but also direct experience of interacting with it (through games/ tasks/ promenades/ site-specificity).