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A Flawless Accent? How good should it be?
How important is it to get the pronunciation perfect? Odile Rault considers how far the rules can be bent before we realise it's just another a dodgy accent. […]
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Life is a Cabaret for Paul L Martin
What was to be a sideline to support life as an actor, has turned into a proud career in the world of cabaret for Paul L Martin. He tells us know how it all began. […]
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Q&A: Filter Theatre’s Ollie Dimsdale
Founder member and Co-Artistic Director Ollie Dimsdale talks to Josh Boyd-Rochford about Filter Theatre’s recent achievements. […]
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Q&A: Clare Dunne on her training at RWCMD
Recent graduate Clare Dunne talks to Josh Boyd-Rochford about her training at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. […]
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Don’t Play Me, Pay Me – Campaigning for disabled actors
Sarah Clark investigates a new campaign which wants to see disabled actors be cast in disabled roles every time. […]
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Into the Profession: One Year More
With a year's contract in Les Miserables, Daniella Gibb reveals the reality of living the dream. […]
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National Student Drama Festival returns this March
The NSDF, the week-long celebration of theatre, live performance, discussion and special events, returns in March for another exciting event. […]
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ALRA at 30: Celebrating with new initiatives
As well as looking after their students, and offering them the highest quality training, drama schools often have much to offer the wider community. […]
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Interview: Farewell to Mountview’s Paul Sabey
After twenty-three years at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, Paul Sabey has left in search of new and exciting challenges, writes Yvonne I'Anson. […]
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Interview: Felicity Jackson of Surviving Actors Convention
What began as advice to her thespian friends, has turned into a full convention for Felicity Jackson to help performers sustain their notoriously difficult profession […]