Spotlight On: Choosing the Right Drama School for Your Career
Formal training can be a transformative step in any performer’s journey who chooses that path, helping to shape raw talent into a professional skill set. Drama schools worldwide offer diverse training styles, from hands-on conservatoires to academically rigorous university programmes. Whether you dream of treading the boards in London, acting in New York, performing under […]
A Performer’s Guide to Taking Control of Your PR: Mastering Your Social Media
In today’s entertainment industry, social media isn’t just a tool – it’s a necessity. For performers, it offers a platform to showcase your artistry, connect with fans, and build a personal brand that speaks volumes. By taking the reins and acting as your own PR manager, you can transform your social media presence into a […]
Staying Mentally Strong This Festive Season
The holiday season can often be a double-edged sword for performers. While it brings joy and celebration, it can also be a time of reduced work, auditions, and gigs, leading to feelings of uncertainty or isolation. This #WellnessWednesday, let’s dive into how you can stay mentally strong, centred, and ready to thrive – not just survive […]
The Performer’s Guide to Stage Combat
This #ToolkitTuesday, we’re exploring stage combat, a dynamic skill that merges acting, choreography, and storytelling. Whether it’s a tense duel or a playful tussle, stage combat is all about creating the illusion of conflict while keeping everyone safe. Ready to dive in? Let’s break it down! What is Stage Combat? Stage combat is a choreographed […]
The Simple Superpower That Can Transform Your Career
This #MakeItHappenMonday, let’s explore an often-underestimated superpower for performers: gratitude. Gratitude isn’t just about saying “thank you” for the big wins—it’s about embracing joy and appreciation in every step of your journey, no matter how small. As performers, we navigate a world of highs and lows, and gratitude acts as a grounding force, helping us maintain […]
Spotlight On… Speciality Acts: Crafting a Unique Path in Performing Arts
In the vibrant world of performing arts, speciality acts hold a unique space. These performers captivate audiences with a combination of remarkable skills, creativity, and charisma, offering unforgettable entertainment. Whether you’re an aerialist spinning gracefully in the air, a magician weaving illusions, or a Bollywood dancer lighting up the stage, speciality acts add a spark […]
Level-Up Your Acting Career
This #ThrivingThursday, we’re excited to feature Amy Jo Berman and her incredible resource hub for actors, AmyJoBerman.com. With her wealth of knowledge as a former casting director and Vice President of Casting at HBO, Amy has dedicated her career to empowering actors with the tools, insights, and strategies needed to thrive in the competitive entertainment […]
Your 5-Minute Reset: Breathe Your Way to Calm
We all know the industry can be high-pressure, fast-paced, and full of unexpected twists. Whether you’re about to step into an audition, dive into a rehearsal, or take the stage, finding moments to centre yourself can make all the difference in how you perform and how you feel. This week, for #WellnessWednesday, we’re spotlighting a […]
What to Wear to Dance Class – A Guide for Non-Dancers!
Whether you’re expanding your skillset or stepping into a dance studio for the very first time, choosing the right attire is an essential part of feeling comfortable, confident, and ready to move. For seasoned dancers, this might be second nature. But if you’re new to the dance floor, we’ve got you covered with an easy […]
Getting Your Sh*t Together: Strategise. Focus. Commit.
Happy #MakeItHappenMonday, Thrivers! This week, we’re diving into the art of “Getting Your Sh*t Together,” inspired by Sarah Knight’s no-nonsense, irreverent guide to ditching procrastination, perfectionism, and paralysis by analysis. Performers, we’ve all been there—those moments when the audition call looms, the script stares back at us blankly, or the dream feels too big to […]