What would it be like to have Richard Branson teach you how to become wealthy beyond your wildest dreams, or Tom Hardy share his methods with you on how to best approach a scene, or Jimmy Fallon explain how he … Continue reading →
Here are a few great monologues for children under the age of 15. They are short and easy enough for most children to remember but also add a little challenge for those wanting to take on a bit more. They are … Continue reading →
Where to start? We all don’t grow up in the theatre and none of my family save my Mom dabbling in a little set painting had any interest in acting or being a part of the theatre environment but…I wanted … Continue reading →
Here’s a list of skills, traits, and qualities of personality that are usually well-developed in individuals who have engaged in theatre study. Take special note of them. They are more extensive and important than you may recognize. As you think … Continue reading →
10 Tips, Right here, Right Now! Nervousness Is Normal. Practice and Prepare! All people feel some physiological reactions like pounding hearts and trembling hands. Do not associate these feelings with the sense that you will perform poorly or make a fool of … Continue reading →
This is a great video (Audio) explaining how to relax and prepare yourself for a performance. Find a quiet, comfy place and try it out! Video courtesy of PlaygroundsChannel
A few tips to prepare you while on stage. These are often things new actors forget although I have worked with some seasoned actors that are also guilty on occasion. 1) Stage Presence Actors just starting out spend a lot … Continue reading →
