Failing to Prepare - Finding Your Voice

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Theatre Blueprint

22 episodes

4 days ago

The Theatre Blueprint unearths the mysteries of successful theatre making and amplifies an awareness of what really goes into getting a show on stage. Presented by Olivier Award-winning director and choreographer Drew McOnie and Academic Lead for Enterprise at Goldsmiths University, Siân Prime, this is a podcast for anyone who’s intrigued by how theatre, which requires so much passion, truth and humanity to simply exist, relies on the many unique techniques, talents and hard work of its practitioners.

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Failing to Prepare - Finding Your Voice

Theatre Blueprint

25 minutes 33 seconds

2 years ago

Failing to Prepare - Finding Your Voice

The skill and craft of theatre making is passed on through generations of passionate people who believe in the importance of tradition, technique and innovation of expression. In the next three episodes, Drew McOnie will speak to the people who nurture and encourage the talent you see on stage. First on the agenda is Barbara Houseman, a leading voice and acting coach who’s been supporting actors and directors for over 40 years.

Credits:

Interview: Barbara Houseman

Presented and co-produced by Drew McOnie and Siân Prime

Produced and edited by Scratch Post Productions

Music: “Seize the Day” by Andrey Rossi - made available by uppbeat.io

The Theatre Blueprint is a collaboration between The McOnie Company and SYNAPSE, the programme of business development support at Goldsmiths, University of London.