When attending an Actors event in London, why are you best to choose Surviving Actors? The answer is simple - variety and value! In one place you can get advice from top Industry players (either in a group or one-to-one), get practical by partaking in workshops, discover opportunities for flexible actor friendly ‘in between’ jobs and even get the chance to put all you’ve learned into action auditioning for a paid role in a Feature Film.
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Have you ever had those days when you forgetfully leave your mobile behind at home or you become a country bumpkin for the weekend losing all internet and cell signal? I most definitely have. Although it can be incredibly frustrating at the time, afterwards I can't help but feel 'refreshed'.
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My friend recently invited me to go and watch 'You Tweet My Face Space' presented by Boots & Cats Production this week. Her childhood friend, who has just graduated by Mountview, is the writer/producer and so naturally wanted to show her support.
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Brian Astbury is a highly influential figure in the theatre training industry, having worked with the likes of Stephen Moyer, Rufus Norris and Julie Hesmondhalgh. With Brian recently announcing that he has been made Course leader of a new groundbreaking practical theatre course, we caught up him to tell us more...
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At this time of year, all over London, dozens of new shows preview their wares in preparation for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It can be a bit hit and miss as an avid theatre goer, but occasionally there are some real gems to be found in the theatre bars and backrooms of the Capital.
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This 20 and 21 June 2015 sees the return of the incredible West End LIVE, the biggest live, musical theatre festival in the world.
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April 12th welcomed the Olivier Awards 2015 at the Royal Opera House hosted by Lenny Henry . The red carpet was rolled out for the ceremony, which was shown on ITV and featured performances from nominated shows and actors, including the casts of Miss Saigon, Porgy and Bess, Here Lies Love, Beautiful, City of Angels and Cats.
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Dance Consortium's presentation of Cirque Eloize's Cirkopolis, directed by Dave St-Pierre and Jeannot Painchaud, currently at the Peacock Theatre in London is quite simply...amazing.
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Surviving Actors Returns to London for its Sixth Year
Written by Sophia Tremenheere Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Celebrating its sixth year, Surviving Actors returns to London on Saturday 7th February 2015. The free acting exhibition follows on from the success of last year which saw over 2,500 professionals attend.
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The Play That Goes Wrong is a comedy created by Mischief Theatre, founded in 2008 by a group of LAMDA graduates who originally set up as an improvised comedy group.
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Can you believe that it has been five months since I went to the first #LDNTheatreBloggers meet up back in June? Time really has flown by! Since then I have tagged along with Official Theatre to visit Wonderground at Southbank where I watched some awesome beatboxers – check out my review here. As the gloom of winter draws in, what better way to be enticed outside into the cold than with a second networking event for theatre bloggers.
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