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The world capital of theatre is undeniably the West End in London. The mere mention of London’s West End theatre brings to mind the glamour and dazzle of top-tier theatregoing experiences: Sold out theatres. Audiences of thousands. Thunderous applause. Jaw dropping set design. A-list actors performing world famous plays.

In short, bona fide theatre magic</s...

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Good news: the part is yours! The director loved your tape—full of those ideas you used to stand out from the pack and grab their attention. But now that the contract is signed and the script is in your hands, the real work begins. How do you go about finding your interpretation of a character in the context of a larger story, the performances of your co-stars and ...

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“Should I?” is an important question for actors to ask themselves throughout their careers. Whether it’s working for free, pla...

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Don’t judge people until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes (or about a kilometre and a half if you use the metric system.) Not only is this a good—albeit cliché—piece of wisdom for everyday life, it’s also invaluable for us actors. Just about every director or mentor I’ve worked style="fo...

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For many actors in our industry, the very existence of a showreel represents a monumental achievement: the end of a long and difficult battle to get the thing researched, compiled, rehearsed and shot. And it is significant, especially when you think about how many actors balk at the task and leave themselves woefully underrepresented in their field. However,...

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