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By reeves1982
February 28, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 28, 2014

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Posted February 28, 2014

Drama school audition? LAMDA examination? Confidence boost for public speaking?

It's important to feel as comfortable and prepared as you possibly can in these situations.

I can offer guidance and direction to get the very best out of your performance or presentation.

Choosing the right pieces to show you off, the right technical skills to enhance the performance and advice from the profession.

Modern texts, Shakespeare and classical texts, impro techniques, voice and breathing skills.

I'm a trained, professional actor and director as well as an experienced drama facilitator at a theatre arts school.

Drop me an email for more information and rates. Adam

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