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Julie Atherton trained at Mountview and has become one of our best loved leading ladies. In her dressing room at the Gielgud she talks to Sarah Clark about puppets, performing and why she's always up […]

TDS accesses director Russell Labey's diary as he plans a production for the Edinburgh Fringe. 28 October – Tuesday | San Francisco Premiere of the movie Milk at the Castro Cinema. The first time me […]

Phil Matthews heads to Marylebone to have afternoon tea with a new double-act preparing to shake up the Edinburgh Festival, and discovers a spirited duo on a creative mission. “Somebody famous said ‘The harder I […]

As the Edinburgh Festival 2009 approaches, Daniella Gibb recounts her experiences performing in the renowned Fringe Festival. The Edinburgh Fringe is all about the hustle and bustle and flurry of leaflets as performers vie for […]

Your main marketing tool as a performer is by far your headshot photograph. A busy agent or casting director will take literally seconds to decide whether they want to call you in for a meeting, […]

Richard J Loftus impressed our panel with his pitch to interview the cast of Spring Awakening. It was one of their last interviews as a company before the show finally bowed out at the Novello. […]

One of the key services Equity provides for its members is insurance cover. This includes Public Liability, Accident and Backstage plus special schemes for fire artists, dancers and stunt artists. Student members were not included […]

Striding back across Waterloo Bridge the other day after a matinee at the NT, I was struck by two things. The brilliant sunshine bouncing off the Thames, and the incredible energies required to give and […]

PPA is the only college of its kind in the country that solely concentrates on the training of students between GCSE's and Degree level. TDS discovers a school that is going from strength to strength. […]