In 2010, Sir Michael Caine practically gave an acting masterclass when he appeared on “Front Row” with Mark Lawson on BBC Radio 4. Enjoy the radio interview in this video, which was luckily recorded in the studio and/or our transcription below. Mark Lawson: In the book, there are some very useful tips I think, for…
It`s that nerve racking time when the phonecall or mail comes to say you are invited to an audition for the production of your dream show! Your time slot: 10:00am, (ufff, too early!) or 18:00 (ufff again) end of the day (maybe 19:00 as they always seem to run late!) Or you maybe even be…
There are certain things you don’t learn at school. Unfortunately. Things we learn after school we often refer to as “experience”. Really, many of the lessons in experience are learnt the hard and painful way, aren’t they? Anyway, multi-disciplinary artist, actor and artistic director of the Encore Theatre Company in Sudbury (Canada), Callam Rodya, has compiled…
Welcome back to “Auditioning – On the line!”. This month I tackle and address that awkward moment once you are finished with your audition song, have showcased your best back flip, have brilliantly shared how you can wiggle your nose while impersonating your best pig squeal, and have exhausted all that is requested of you…
I am thrilled to join Musical Creations and my long time friends and colleagues Jacqueline and Hauke Wendt in a NEW blog series —–(Drumroll please) “Auditioning – on the line!”. This monthly blog will explore the “art” of auditioning and attempt to offer my humble perspective in putting yourself out there in the theatrical world…