Another Actors Podcast

Ella Marks is a Writer and Director. She recently collaborated with Producer Yael Roth to create Miss. Their short film will be premiering on Tuesday 6th April. Head over to www.goldmangoproductions.co.uk and sign up to watch the premiere. Ella and I talk Miss, putting your work out there and antisemitism. If you enjoy these podcasts then please consider buying me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/anotheractor  

Grant Edwards is an Actor and Producer. He currently works as an Associate Producer at Wild Yak/ Belka Productions.  We talk about the value of the arts, Russian Theatre and the beauty of Opera.   If you enjoy these podcasts then please consider Buying me a Coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/anotheractor

Ben Alderton is an Actor and Writer. In this episode of the podcast we discuss giving up acting, The Royal Family and Donald Trump. If you enjoy these podcasts, then please consider showing your appreciation by buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/anotheractor

Harry Burton is an Actor and Director. He is currently directing a rehearsed reading of Harold Pinter's THE DWARFS, which will be broadcast live via zoom at 7pm on Friday September 25th.   Tickets: https://runatitshouting.co.uk/box-office   All proceeds go to The NIA Project — ending violence against women & girls.   You can also attend Harrys Working With Pinter Zoom sessions every Friday: https://runatitshouting.co.uk/events   We talk about stubbornness, following your calling and the spiritual component of storytelling. 

Joseph Mahy is my younger brother. After serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Dallas, Texas he studied product design at BYU. He is now training to be a diving instructor in Thailand. We talk about what's in the ocean, climate change and stealing cats.

Sam Otto is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. He is starred on screen in Channel 4's The State and has just recently appeared in Snowpiercer on Netflix.   We talk about his role in Snowpiercer, what he does when he's not acting and typecasting. 

Harry Haynes is an Actor, Director, Writer, Producer, Dramaturg and my Mentor. Harry trained at Drama Centre London and worked in London as an actor for a few years before moving to Melbourne, Australia in 2018.   We talk about the parallels between church and theatre, chasing popularity and creating social change.

Rhys Ashcroft and Dan Le Friec are both actors from Guernsey. Rhys and Dan are the founders of Freaky Geese Theatre. Their production of Growth by Luke Norris will be on at PRCPA in Guernsey from the 20th - 22nd August. Tickets are on sale now at guernseytickets.gg We talk about their new production company, theatre in the Channel Islands and should people be allowed to use their phones in theatres? 

Andrew Buzzeo is an actor and writer. Andy trained as an actor at Drama Centre London. You can watch Andy on screen in Alex Rider on Amazon Prime. We talk about Veganism, Porn and Freedom of Speech.

Matthew Wellard is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Since graduating he has performed in Boy at The Almeida and Garry at The White Bear Theatre. Alongside his acting career, Matthew teaches Maths at UCS. We talk about living on a Canal Boat, Mathematics and Acting. 

Ella and I discuss the latest google trends. We talk about sunbathing, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot and Katie Hopkins. 

Lorry West is the Operations and Compliance Manager at The Office of the Data Protection Authority.  We talk about Big Data and how it's used, The Black Lives Matter movement and The USA/China trade war.

Theo St. Claire is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Since graduating Theo has worked on stage at The RSC and The Globe. He has also appeared on screen in Guerrilla and The Tunnel II.  We talk about ghosts, how people deal with change and music.  

Jojo Fauchier is a Designer and Visual Artist. Jojo graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2017. Over the last four years she has been working predominantly in theatre, making work with organisations such as Rambert School, Disney and Fonact, also branching out into film. During Quarantine, Jojo has set up a business where she paints 'bloody brilliant women' on porcelain and earthenware. You can find her creations on Josephine-dessine.myshopify.com. We talk about Costume Design, the history of jeans and sobriety. 

Gabriel Akuwudike is an actor born in Hackney, London. He has recently appeared in award winning film 1917. Before that, he appeared in Games of the Thrones and Brexit: The Uncivil War. amongst his film and television credits is work on the stage at The Hampstead Theatre and The Orange Tree in Either and Dealing with Clair. We talk about systemic racism, black owned businesses and being the only black person in the room.

Luther King Osei is an actor currently training at Drama Centre London. Born in Germany, Luther moved to the UK and attended The Brit School. With the help of Open Door, Luther successfully auditioned for Drama Centre and has just finished his first year of training. We talk about online acting training, Open Door and bullying. 

Ella and I discuss this weeks google trends. We talk about statues, JK Rowling and the Queen's sex life.

Laurence Ubong Williams is an actor who trained at Oxford School of Speech and Drama. Laurence has worked on stage in The Glass Piano, The Welkin and The Watsons. He can be seen on screen in Humans, Gateway and The Capture. We talk about Empire, private schooling and protests.

Olivier Huband is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. This conversation was recorded on 12/06/20 on Instagram Live.  We talk about Black Lives Matter, White Privilege and Education.

Lou Llobell is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Raised between Spain and South Africa, Lou moved to the UK to become an actor. She is currently filming the role of Gaal in the new Apple TV series Foundation. We talk about filming for Foundation, auditioning and representation.

David Ijiti is an actor from North London. David is currently in his second year of acting training at Drama Centre London. We talk about Racism, the education system and embarrassing music playlists. 

Veronica Hoffman-Bleu is an Art historian and Writer. She studied Law at King's College London and University of Westminster and then went on to study History of Art at Birkbeck.  We debate White Privilege, Systemic Racism and Repatriation.

Annie Tyson is an actor, director and teacher. After training at Drama Centre London, Annie worked as an actor in regional and London theatre, TV and radio. Recent stage work includes The Last Yankee, An Honourable Man and Hell Yes I'm Tough Enough. Annie was the course director of the acting course at Drama Centre London from 2002 until 2010. She now teaches Acting Technique and scene study at RADA.  We talk about training as an actor, endurance and remembering to have fun.

Adam Frith is an actor from Leicester. Adam originally trained in dance at Trinity Laban. After a successful career as a dancer, Adam set his sights on acting. He began his training at The Actors Centre and has just recently graduated from Drama Centre London. We talk about grieving, anger and following your passion.  

Idris Balogun is an actor from North London. After discovering a love for acting, Idris joined Wac Arts in Belsize Park and then furthered his training with Generation Arts. He is now currently in his second year of acting training at Drama Centre London. We talk about growing up in North London, visiting Nigeria and our thoughts on Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury. 

AJ Jones is an actor from Liverpool. AJ signed with an agent early on in Liverpool and did some work on stage and TV before moving to London to study acting at Drama Centre London. AJ was a Spotlight Prize Finalist and you can watch his stunning performance of Bottleneck written by Luke Barnes on Youtube. We talk about Liverpool, Life Experience and Climbing.  

Georgina Hellier is an actor, voiceover artist, writer and singer. Georgina studied English Language and Literature at Oxford University and trained as an actor at RADA. She played The Green Fairy in The Green Fairy at The Union Theatre last year. George is currently working on a one woman play in quarantine.  We talk about creating your own work, writing and voiceover work.  

Jeremie Crystal is an actor from London. He is currently training as an actor at Identity School of Acting. Before training as an actor, Jeremie studied Journalism at London College of Communication. We talk about racism, mental health and sobriety.

Danielle Tarento is an award winning Producer and Casting director.  Danielle has produced numerous shows including Titanic The Musical, Grey Gardens, Ragtime, Vincent River and many more! She is co-founder of the Menier Chocolate Factory. We talk about Drama Schools, what theatre will look like post quarantine and how to get the job.

Ella and I discuss this weeks trends on google. We talk about Harry's Heroes, Dominic Cummings and body dysmorphia. 

Callum Aitken is a musician from Guernsey. He plays in the band The Beautiful Nightmares with Stuart Leach.  We talk about get rich quick packages, love & loss and overcoming adversity.   

Beth Shouler is a Director and Theatre-maker from Nottingham. She joined Leicester Curve last year as the New Work Associate. Beth has worked as a director and facilitator with various companies and organisations including: Kiln Theatre, The Almeida, Theatre Royal Plymouth, Nottingham Playhouse and many more.  We talk about Regional Theatre, what theatre will look like post quarantine and our experience of working together.  

Samantha Dakin is an actor from Northern California. She trained as an actor at Drama Centre London. Her screen credits include Outlander, Chimerica and Hyde Park on Hudson. Samantha worked on stage in A View From The Bridge and Hand To God. She also voices commercials, audiobooks and a host of characters in video games. We talk about understudying, raising a baby in lockdown and VoiceOver work.

Drew Gregg is an actor and musician from Harlow, Essex. He is currently in his second year of acting training at Drama Centre London. Prior to training, Drew joined The Royal Court Youth Theatre and also devised work at The Lyric Hammersmith. We talk about singing, creating a network and training as an actor during quarantine.  

Ella and I discuss the latest trends on google. We talk about violent games, the Kardashians and Sloths mating.

Jessica Webber is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Since Graduating, Jess has worked on stage in Kinder K, The Fop Reformed and Dracula. She has also worked on feature film Here Comes Hell.  We talk about competition, family and marriage.  

Gabriel Fogarty-Graveson is an Actor and Theatremaker. Gabriel studied Drama at University of East Anglia. He then went on to train in Acting at Drama Centre London. Upon Graduating, He helped set up the theatre company Make It Beautiful. Their debut play The Co-op premiered at The White Bear Theatre. We talk about Gabriel's experience of Home Education, jealousy and football.

Cicely Whitehead is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Since Graduating, she has worked on stage in The Will and In Praise of Folly. Cicely has also appeared on screen in Call The Midwife and in upcoming series Alex Rider. She's also responsible for instagram initiative Book Worth Reading.  We talk about reading, raising funds for drama school and giving yourself a break.

Seb originally read music at London University - but changed direction to study acting at RADA. After a 15 year career on stage he turned his heart to teaching and directing. He has been Head of Acting and Director of BA Acting at both RADA and Drama Centre London and is the current Artistic Director of Degree Studies at Drama Studio London. Seb is also Artistic Director of the theatre company Secret/Heart. We talk about pesky joggers, throwing chairs around and creating focus in a rehearsal room.

Ella and I discuss the latest trends on google.  We talk about Jerry Stiller, Boris Johnson's speech and Donald Trump's handling of the pandemic.

Claude Baskind is a Lawyer turned Filmmaker. He trained as a Director at Drama Centre London. His debut film Alright Harry? tells the story of a man who leaves a law firm to make films.  We talk about the mating habits of Pearl Oysters, making plans and discuss how a Lawyer became a Film Director.

Matthew George-Williams is an actor from Coventry. Matthew trained as an actor at Drama Centre London where he performed in Mephisto, NSFW, The Treatment and Project 55. We talk about growing up in Coventry, wanting to be a lawyer and dealing with the pressure of the Actors Showcase.

Peter Botting is a Strategy, Storytelling and Speaker Coach. In Peter's 26 year career he has coached Politicians, CEOs, CFOs, Start-ups and campaigners. He has prepared 100's of speakers for their TEDMED talks. Peter has also, for the last nine years, been a columnist for City AM. We talk about Journalism, car crash interviews, the best and worst political campaigns and Brexit. 

Tom Joyner is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. His screen credits include Waiting, Alex Rider and The Trial of Christine Keeler. He has also appeared on stage in Maurice and in Jerker where Tom was nominated for an Offie for Best Actor. We talk about Tom's journey to becoming an actor, working in theatre for the first time and Politics.

Freddie Wise is an actor who trained at Drama Centre London. Since graduating, Freddie's screen credits include Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Poldark and Flatmates. On stage, he appeared in An Enemy of The People at The Playground Theatre.  We talk about life post drama school, auditioning and mental health.

Kyle Rowe is an actor from Manchester. Kyle trained as an actor at Arts Ed where he, along with a couple of other graduates, set up their Theatre company Just Add Milk. JAM aims to give unheard voices a platform and hosts workshops with Casting Directors and Agents. Pre-Quarantine Kyle was rehearsing for, new Phillip Ridley play, Beast of Blue Yonder at the Southwark Playhouse. We talk about choosing the right drama school for you, Theatre post-quarantine and the 'infamous' Drama Centre vs. Art Ed football rivalry.  .    

Jonny Labey is an actor, dancer and singer from Jersey. Jonny trained in Musical Theatre at Doreen Bird College of Performance. He's best known for the role of 'Paul Coker' in Eastenders. He became the first winner of ITV show Dance Dance Dance and starred on Celebrity X Factor. He's also the creator of Know Your Type, a channel that supports people who live with type 1 Diabetes. We talk about living with type 1 Diabetes, growing up in the Channel Islands and The Industry.   

Jolley Gosnold is a Director, Choreographer, writer and founder & associate director of Global English Theatre. Molly Leigh-Moy is a Comedian and Theatre Director. Molly is the host of charity event Ladies Night at The Rose and Crown. She is also the director of the one woman musical The Sadness Shuffle. We talk about the London Underground, call out culture and the relationship between politics and religion.  

Camilla Gurtler is a Director from Denmark. Camilla trained as a Director at Drama Centre London where she set up her company Cut the Cord Theatre . She is currently the Festival Director for The New Nordics Festival 2020 which merges new Nordic writing with British theatre and talent.   We talk about The New Nordic Festival, being an international artist and baking.

Chanel Glasgow is an actor from Trinidad and Tobago. Chanel trained at Drama Centre London where she performed in Mephisto, The Winter's Tale and The Power The Darkness. We talk about Theatre and Film in Trinidad & Tobago, Pageantry and Carnival.  

Matthew Mackenzie is my big brother. Matt is the founder and managing director of Kingsman Executive Office Suites. He is a keen theatre goer and has even been known to tread the boards himself.  We talk about Artificial Intelligence, Theatre and our mother.