Tag: acting
You’re the Voice! Try and Understand That
Yes, I’m quoting John Farnham. Actually, I’m quoting Chris Thompson, Andy Quanta, Keith Reid and Maggie Ryder – the people who wrote the lyrics. You’re the voice, try and understand it Make a noise and make it clear Oh-o-o-o, whoa-o-o-o! We’re not […]
Voice Alive!
I recently committed myself to take part in a three week intensive, full time clown training course with the fabulous Ira Seidenstein. Terrified that I might totally exhaust myself, and run out of beans to do anything for the rest of the […]
Beginners, Please!
I’ve been thinking for some time about producing an iPhone app for voice professionals and anyone else interested in taking care of the voice, and developing its potential. My software development guru (my son Roderick) is standing by to turn my mp3 […]
Forum – a place to engage in discussion
My last few posts have elicited quite a few generous responses via email, which I’ve then asked permission to post here on the blog. To make things easier, I’ve just set up a new page, you will see the link on the navigation […]
The Voice Class has just passed the half-way mark. We’ve established the basic principles of good posture, self-awareness as against self-consciousness, the physics of sound and the relationship between breath and voice. We’ve learned the mini-vocal warmup, and begun the process of […]
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Tagged acting, breath, creativity, Golden Age Theatre, performance