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Audition technique for drama school / LAMDA exams

By dtughan
February 10, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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dtughan

Posted February 10, 2020

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Posted February 10, 2020

Professional Actor and accomplished Jazz singer with 25 years experience in the U.K and internationally, offering private tuition in:

* Audition technique for drama school applications/LAMDA

* Singing auditions

* Specialist in Jazz and Musical Theatre

* Casting technique

* Guildhall trained

I work with students from secondary age to adult and hold a current DBS.

I am local to East Dulwich but can also travel within the London area.

Now taking March bookings. Please call David Tughan on 07773 800 312 for any enquires.

CV, rates and availability on request.

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