Category: Voice
The Mental Health for Actors Debate
Here’s a thought… When it comes to Warmup up and Warming down: Is it possible that a consistent training program that allows the performer to warm up to a state of readiness that is heightened but not hyper, could eventually allow that state […]
Voice of the Clown
Yes, clowns have voices and if you are a clown, and would like to explore some interesting ways to care for your voice, and to grow its potential, this is the workshop for you. But you don’t have to be a clown […]
Choreographing the Dance of the Tongue
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Interview with Cicely Berry
A wonderful interview, Jane Boston (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama) talks with Cicely Berry, legendary voice coach and human being. What do you do when you have different directors with different idealogical approaches to the work, for example Trevor Nunn, who […]
The Expressive Voice Workshop went down a treat last weekend. 8 participants from a great range of work and life experience joined in to fill the back room at 81 Renshaw with joyously wacky soundings, finding vibratory freedom in the Hungry Giant’s […]