Podcast appearances and mentions of Patsy Rodenburg

Timothy Trust & Martin Sierp haben mal den Zauberstab geschwungen und eine neue Folge erscheinen mit diesen Themen lassen: Ostervorbereitungen, schmutzige Wäsche waschen, Zuschauer zum Vergessen, die stinkende Tennisspielerin, lärmendes Marketing, der Mörder ist immer der Gärtner, die Ameisenschmuggler, Zecken, Ötzi, zu hohes Arbeitspensum, Patsy Rodenburg & Stella Adler, die höchste Scheidungsrate und Luciano Pavarotti. Höre dir diese Episode an bevor sie sich in einen Elefanten verwandelt! HIER KANNST DU UNS ÜBERALL HÖREN: https://linktr.ee/komischegespraeche HIER KANNST DU UNS AUF KAFFEE EINLADEN: https://ko-fi.com/komischegespraechepodcast HIER GEHT ES ZUR KOMISCHE MUSIKE PLAYLIST AUF SPOTIFY: https://tinyurl.com/komischeMusike

Send us a textPatsy sits down with old friend and colleague; renowned theatre director, author and teacher Mike Alfreds. They discuss craft, discipline and the actor being both the creator and the creation. Enjoy!

Send us a textIn this episode Patsy sits down in the drawing room of old friend Judi Dench who is widely considered one of Britain's finest actors. They discuss Shakespeare, craft, tree hugging and much more.

On this first episode of the second season, partners in life and in art, Mary Trotter and Ben Gonzales join us to kick things off. Parents to twin girls, Mary & Ben examine the juggling act that is a life in the theatre while raising children. Mary Trotter (she/her) is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse where she teaches acting and musical theatre, and most recently directed The Wolves! She is an actor, director and intimacy choreographer. Professional credits span the country including Black Hills Playhouse, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Imagination Theater, Missouri Repertory Theatre, and Idaho Repertory Theatre. In addition to UWL, locally Mary has served as Intimacy Director for Viterbo University, La Crosse Community Theatre and Grey Area Productions. She received her BA from Bradley University and MFA from the University of Idaho, and has extensive training with Patsy Rodenburg, Theatrical Intimacy Education, and the Great Lakes Michael Chekhov Consortium. Mary has produced and directed theatre outreach programs such as Las Memorias and The Performance Project, focused on defining and sharing individual stories of participants.    Benjamin Gonzales is an assistant professor teaching in the areas of theatre history and literature at Viterbo University. He has worked for the past 21 years as an instructor/professor, directing, and designing plays and teaching classes in playwriting, lighting, sound, theatrical literature and history, and design fundamentals and aesthetics. Benjamin has earned an MA in teaching from Washington State University, and an MFA in Theatre Arts (focused on dramatic writing) from the University of Idaho. He specializes in writing verbatim plays that highlight the stories of communities who have in some way been marginalized.  Benjamin currently serves as the national chair of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival's (KCACTF) National Playwriting Program (NPP) and has previously served as the representation, equity, and diversity (RED) Coordinator. Plays written by Benjamin include: The Lion and Lamb (2016), Memoria de Oaxaca (2017), Up Chimacum Creek (2018), VOUCHer (2018), The Good Soldier (2018), and Sour Mash (2019).

Send your questions or provocations to Adam or Budi here!In this episode, Adam and Budi come together whilst in Bali to discuss their sixth book club episode for the year - The Second Circle, by Patsy Rodenburg.Patsy Rodenburg OBE, born and raised in London, is widely regarded as the world's leading voice teacher and coach, with over 40 years' experience of returning individuals and groups to their natural voice and presence.Patsy is a renowned authority on Shakespeare, and she combines principles found in classical theatrical texts (including classic Greek texts) with the study of the body, breath and voice. Her unique methodology brings one into the centre of one's voice and presence.Anyone who uses their voice, especially those in positions of great power, must first re-learn the foundational principles of breath work, body and vocal preparation, in order to have great presence and impact when speaking and listening. After working with Patsy, her clients experience a deep shift in their voice, presence, and breath and ultimately in areas of their professional and personal lives.Mentioned in this episodeEcosiaSupport the Show.If you enjoyed this week´s podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. To submit a question: Voice- http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers Email- podcast@theatreofothers.com Show Credits Co-Hosts: Adam Marple & Budi MillerProducer: Jack BurmeisterMusic: https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeister

Today I'm visiting Beech, in the county of Hampshire in south-east England to connect with our guest Mr David Roy-lance. David challenges all of us to think about how many of us feel we are really being paid the level of our worth, or value? And how many of us feel like the world's best kept secret? He then offers a little reality check by adding that we are all paid to the level of value that other's perceive in us. So who is David Roy-lance? Well he's an Amazon best selling author, award winning coach and the CEO of 2 businesses and provides business support to several others. He is Europe's No 1 smasher of the glass ceiling. His client base is typically women in senior roles in large corporates who find that the strategies they used to get the role they have now are not helping them get further up the management chain. What they get from David are the secrets of how your voice and body resonates so you can show up and shine. In December 2020 David was recognized as one of the top 40 influencers in the world by the Women in Banking and Finance Group for his assistance in helping women get promoted into the board room. His career began working as a professional actor and theatre director working alongside notables such as 007, Obi Wan Kenobi and the character Sergent Nicholas Brody of Homeland. While at drama college he met his first real mentor, Patsy Rodenburg, the world's no 1 voice coach, who helped him understand the power of the voice. Since that time David has accrued over 20 years of experience working with FTSE 250 companies, SMEs, entrepreneurs and charities. Aside from fast tracking woman onto Boards such as the RBS, his teaching skills have allowed executives to double their income within a week of intervention. He has also worked with Board room executives from Barclays, Standard Life and Coutts. He has delivered courses for staff at HSBC, Macquarie Bank, Zurich Insurance, American Express, Orange, Aviva and Turner Entertainment. David identifies 3 pillars as central to creating impact… “Posture, Voice and Energy” TEAM ET you may not be ready for it, but I even try my hand at a little piece of Shakespearean theatre. This is a fun conversation that explores how the world of drama entwines with the world of business So please join David and me as we discuss executive development techniques and David's book - “Be Seen, Be Heard, Get Paid What You Are Worth: From Invisible to Superstar”  Visit our website to access the full transcript, episode notes, and guest links - Coaching 4 Companies

In this episode Patsy talks to Jacqui O'Hanlon, Director of learning at the RSC. She has worked with Jackie for more than twenty years,  and they discuss their mutual passion for spoken learning and teaching Shakespeare to young people.

In this episode Patsy talks with Mark Dacascos, one of the most respected martial artists in the world. They have worked together for almost twenty years and have a mutual respect for the craft. He is a Patsy Rodenburg Associate and teaches Patsy's work worldwide.

In which Patsy speaks with friend, broadcaster, journalist and presenter Emma Barnett

In which Patsy speaks with friend, colleague, actor, director and coach and Larry Moss.

Our guest today is Jani Lauzon https://www.janilauzon.com/ Jani is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist of Métis/French/Finnish ancestry. She's a Writer/Actor/Director/Musician and Puppeteer. She is a 9 time Dora Mavor Moore nominated actress, a three time Juno nominated singer/songwriter, a Gemini Award winning puppeteer, an award winning director, and an artist educator. Jani is the recipient of the 2024 Equity Showcase Woman of the Year award!  She has produced her own theatre work such as A Side of Dreams, I Call myself Princess, and Prophecy Fog through her company Paper Canoe Projects. Our discussion included rejuvenating practices for self-care, Body memory, wisdom of the body and reading your body. We then moved on to Patsy Rodenburg and her decision to resign form Guildhall which led to us chatting about the craft of acting and that led to the craft of well-being in acting. All in all it was a very grounding and humbling conversation. Hope you enjoy it… www.papercanoeprojects.com https://www.janilauzon.com/

In which Patsy speaks with friend, colleague and Palliative Medicine Consultant Dr Chris Farnham.

Paul Theroux discusses his new novel, Burma Sahib, about George Orwell's formative years as a colonial police officer in what is now Myanmar.Voice expert Professor Patsy Rodenburg quit her job over fears that actors' traditional “craft” skills are being lost, as screen acting overshadows theatre work.Sam Lee, Bernard Butler and James Keay perform live and talk about Sam's new album, Songdreaming. Sam draws on traditional songs to explore the richness and fragility of the natural world here in the UK.And we announce the winner of the Writers' Prize (formerly Rathbones Folio) Book of the Year 2024.Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Ciaran Bermingham

In which Patsy speaks with good friend, actor, physical performer and 'Drag Fabulist' Dickie Beau.

Part two of Patsy's conversation with Elliot Shrimpton.

In which Patsy speaks with good friend and colleague Elliot Shrimpton, Head of Acting and Drama at Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

In this episode, Adam and Budi speak with the Professor in the Practice of Acting from the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale University, Walton Wilson. Walton Wilson is a Professor in the Practice of Acting at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale, where he has been a member of the faculty since 1999. He served as Head of Voice and Speech and was a resident artist at Yale Repertory Theatre for twenty-three years. He also served as Chair of the Acting Program for seven years, Associate Chair for eleven years, and Interim Co-Chair for one year. He was apprenticed to and designated as a voice teacher by Kristin Linklater and was later trained and certified as an associate teacher by Catherine Fitzmaurice. He has also studied voice with Richard Armstrong, Andrea Haring, Meredith Monk, Patsy Rodenburg, David Smukler, Jean-René Toussaint, and members of the Roy Hart Theatre. He has served as voice, text, and dialect coach for productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and in regional theater, including a multitide of new plays and adaptations by American and international theatermakers. He has held faculty appointments at NYU/Tisch School of the Arts, Fordham College at Lincoln Center, Emerson College, and Southern Methodist University, and has been an artist-in-residence at Actor's Theatre of Louisville, American Repertory Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center/National Theatre Institute, Shakespeare & Company, Swine Palace Theatre, GEOKS Singapadu (Bali), LaSalle College of the Arts (Singapore), Shanghai Theatre Academy (China), Sfumato Theatre Laboratory, Plovdiv State Drama Theatre, New Bulgarian University (Bulgaria), Titan Teatersköle (Norway), and Fundaçao Gulbenkian (Portugal). He has also led voice workshops for community organizers, military veterans, museum curators, architects, prison inmates, and interfaith ministers. His professional acting credits include productions off-Broadway and in regional theatres and Shakespeare festivals across the United States. He is a frequent collaborator with Double Edge Theatre (Ashfield, MA), The Lunar Stratagem (Hudson, NY), and Pro Rodopi Arts Centre (Bostina, Bulgaria). Integrate spiritual practice into your training and unveil the profound, spiritual depths of acting with Budi Miller, an internationally renowned expert in Balinese Performing Arts Training.. Join this transformative workshop where Budi will guide you through his uniquely crafted spiritual acting techniques, honed over 25 years of meticulous research and global actor coaching. Benefit from Budi's extensive experience in training actors for both screen and theatre.

This is an episode of all episodes!  Packed with freshly harvested wisdom from my recent training with the MASTER of voice and presence herself...Patsy Rodenburg.  I had the immense privilege of learning from her first-hand in an intensive workshop recently and I want to share the golden nuggets with you.  Get ready to have your mind blown and get your pen and paper out so that you can take notes.Vámonos!_______Sponsored by The Leadership Speaking SchoolLeaders, we train you how to speak to your teams and your stakeholders with presence, authenticity and human connectionwww.theleadershipspeakingschool.com

Actor, writer and director, Erin Roth shares her methods in teaching artists and non-artists the techniques of master voice and Shakespeare teacher, Patsy Rodenburg. Learn to breathe with the most ease and to support your body in releasing stress and tension to pursue your purpose. Join me in this episode of Someone Gets Me ▶️ How To Find Your Gifted Voice with Erin Roth. Key point covered in this episode:  ✔️ Gifted people hold themselves back. Often, people we find with a tight jaw are those who grew up being told not to say something and trying to hold their truth in. It's incredible what happens when you learn to break that energetic pattern and find safety in expressing yourself. ✔️ Free your gift by freeing your voice. As an actor, Erin trains by working with her body, breath, and voice. She has improved through these methods on herself and by also teaching others. "There's just no separation between the two. I always start on a very practical level, working physically with people on their breath system and freeing their voices. And when I say free your voice, it's freeing it from extra tensions, extra habits that make it hard to communicate or speak…” ✔️ Learn how to be OK taking up the space you take up in the world. Fear will always shut you down. Erin reminds us to learn to be OK with taking up the space you take up in the world. That's a physical, mental, emotional, and energetic thing we must learn to fulfill our purpose. ✔️ If you want to talk to your audience and the people you serve with the most impact, you've got to learn to be present, connect beyond words, and reach their hearts. As a gifted thespian, Erin delights in how live theater delivers so much impact for the actors and the audience. Presence plays a huge part in breaking through invisible walls and inviting people into an incredible connection where we can all contemplate our shared humanity together.  ✔️ Mindfulness has become a fad lately, but it's something that will never go away. Numerous studies show tangible benefits, such as relieving pain and addressing anxiety and depression. People are waking up to the power of presence and being in that moment.  How do you include mindfulness in your daily life? ———————————————————————————————— Erin Roth is a New York City-based Registered Rodenburg Teacher (RRT), trained and certified by master voice and Shakespeare teacher Patsy Rodenburg. She coaches and teaches in-person and online Shakespeare classes and was one of the first 30 people in the world certified to teach Patsy Rodenburg's method. Erin is a regular contributor to Backstage Experts. Erin is also an actor, writer, director, and producer. Currently, she can be seen playing Lady Macbeth in Macbeth with the Hudson Classical Theater Company. Most recently, she played Jane Bennet in Pride and Prejudice and Elinor Dashwood in Sense & Sensibility. Other theater credits include Back of the Throat with the Flea Theater, On the Razzle at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Love of Three Oranges at the Santa Fe Theatre Festival, and Old School Sketch Show at the PIT. As a producer, past film and TV projects have gone to the Raindance International Film Festival and iTV Fest (Now Catalyst). Erin also recently co-directed A Midsummer Night's Dream. Erin is passionate about making Shakespeare accessible, giving actors the tools to do great Shakespeare, and helping actors reconnect to their authentic voice and presence. Erin recently expanded to coaching non-actors in presence, communication, and connection and is launching her first public speaking course this fall. ———————————————————————————————— Connect with Erin: www.erinrothcoaching.com www.erinroth.com www.backstage.com/magazine/author/erin-roth/ ———————————————————————————————— How to Connect with Dianne A. Allen You have a vision inside to create something bigger than you. What you need is a community and a mentor. The Someone Gets Me Experience could be that perfect solution to bringing your heart's desire into reality. You will grow, transform and connect. https://msdianneallen.com/someone-gets-me-experience/ Join our Facebook Group Someone Gets Me: https://www.facebook.com/groups/someonegetsme. Follow Dianne's Facebook Page: Dianne A. Allen: https://www.facebook.com/msdianneallen. Email contact: dianne@visionsapplied.com Dianne's Mentoring Services: https://msdianneallen.com Website: https://www.visionsapplied.com Be sure to take a second and subscribe to the show and share it with anyone you think will benefit. Until next time, remember the world needs your unique gift, let your light shine.

Cheryl and Jeffrey chat about Patsy Rodenburg's Second Circle and how it figures into friendships.  Watch the conversation on YouTubehttps://youtu.be/HqY6ksvKf-cPATSY RODENBURGVideo: The Second Circle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub27yeXKUTYBook:  The Second Circle, How to Use Positive Energy for Success in Every Situation  Jeffrey Jon Smithhttps://twitter.com/smithmaker IT'S YOU a web series http://www.itsyouanewwebseries.com/episodes.htmlIT'S YOU on Twisted Mirror: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/twisted-mirror-tv/id1458871519

Patsy Rodenburg -- often considered the world's leading voice teacher and coach -- is Paul Meier's guest for the July 2022 episode of "In a Manner of Speaking." Paul and Patsy discuss a range of topics related to Patsy's forthcoming book, "The Woman's Voice." For more information about Professor Rodenburg, OBE, please visit the web page on PaulMeier.com devoted to this podcast, or https://patsyrodenburg.co.uk/.

Mia Leahy hails from Ireland where she was passionate from an early age about dance; ballet, Irish dancing and American tap, singing, and music, reciting poetry, and making up plays. This led to an exodus to London after a year at Cork University studying the Greeks and dancing a lot. Formed a highly unsuccessful punk band called the Nude Usherettes and thought the better of it and applied to drama school. She had encouragement and support from great actors like Kate Beswick, Derek Fowlds, Martin Cochrane, and Gilly Gabriel who accompanied her to audition for the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she spent three arduous and magic years with some of the best in the profession; Patsy Rodenburg and Sue Lefton to name a few.  Followed by years of theatre and some radio in England, Scotland, and Wales with an agent who was also a friend.Then a U-turn to do a degree at Goldsmith UCL in French Stage, Philosophy, and Cinema. The reading list was eclectic to say the least. Adding French literature to her love of all things old, middle and modern English, she ran away to Paris on completion of her degree.Years of teaching business English, a little writing, and some hard times – another U-turn to train as a coach and then theatre came knocking enthusiastically at the door again twelve years ago. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Laviecreative)

On this BONUS episode of ActorSpeak, Austin Basis speaks with his wife, actor and coach Colleen Basis. In Part 1, we talk about Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh & Shirley MacLaine, growing up a shy kid, playing Jocasta in Oedipus, being both a participant & an observer, attending GW, touring with The Olney Theatre, the conservatory program at the Michael Howard Studios, her technique tool-belt, dramaturgy, running a business, and studying with Harriet Worrell, Alan Wade & Larry Singer. Colleen Basis is a Los Angeles based Acting Teacher and Private Coach, and creator of the viral social media graphic "The Actor's Iceberg." She has worked with a long list of clients including Emmy Award Winner Kerry Washington, Nina Lisandrello from CW's Beauty and the Beast, Agent Carter's Reggie Austin, Rebekka Johnson from the hit Netflix show GLOW, Aria Song, Rachel Drummond, and many more recognizable Film & TV actors- along with a slew of up & coming talent around the world. Colleen started acting at the age of 8 and began teaching acting as a high school student. She graduated The George Washington University with a BA in Political Science & Theater. She began her career as a professional actor immediately upon graduating from GW, performing for The Olney Theatre's National Players- traveling to over 25 states performing classical works and conducting acting workshops for high school & college students throughout the country. After moving to New York City, Colleen continued to act, study and teach. At the Michael Howard Studios, she created her own conservatory program, working with influential teachers Michael Howard, Patsy Rodenburg, Olympia Dukakis, and Larry Singer (now of Larry Singer Studios). Her acting career then took her to Los Angeles, where she shifted her focus to casting and private coaching. Her casting experience includes a number of feature films and pilots, working with and learning from veteran Casting Directors Paul Weber, Jeff Meshel & Tracy Lilienfield. Colleen's wide variety of industry experience helps guide actors as they navigate the complexities of being a Professional Actor throughout their career. She believes an actor's creative process and career trajectory isn't “One Size Fit's All." Instead, Colleen provides a personalized, comprehensive & functional approach that helps actors bridge their training, creativity and real world demands so that they can fully capitalize on the opportunities of being a working actor. Kerry Washington has said Colleen "is a phenomenal acting coach... working with her could change your life!" This is the first ActorSpeak episode with an acting teacher & coach. WE AUDITION is a video-chat community where actors can audition, self-tape, rehearse, and get expert industry advice. USE promo code: ACTORSPEAK to get 25% off when joining at WeAudition.com

On this BONUS episode of ActorSpeak, Austin Basis speaks with his wife, actor and coach Colleen Basis. In Part 2, we discuss "The Actor's Iceberg," mind-body connection, actable words & actions, the actor as an instrument, her love of TV, what an actor's "wheelhouse" is, the path of least resistance, speaking to each actor differently, cultivating & developing objectivity, loving rehearsal, and doing the best you can in the time you have with a self-tape. Colleen Basis is a Los Angeles based Acting Teacher and Private Coach, and creator of the viral social media graphic "The Actor's Iceberg." She has worked with a long list of clients including Emmy Award Winner Kerry Washington, Nina Lisandrello from CW's Beauty and the Beast, Agent Carter's Reggie Austin, Rebekka Johnson from the hit Netflix show GLOW, Aria Song, Rachel Drummond, and many more recognizable Film & TV actors- along with a slew of up & coming talent around the world. Colleen started acting at the age of 8 and began teaching acting as a high school student. She graduated The George Washington University with a BA in Political Science & Theater. She began her career as a professional actor immediately upon graduating from GW, performing for The Olney Theatre's National Players- traveling to over 25 states performing classical works and conducting acting workshops for high school & college students throughout the country. After moving to New York City, Colleen continued to act, study and teach. At the Michael Howard Studios, she created her own conservatory program, working with influential teachers Michael Howard, Patsy Rodenburg, Olympia Dukakis, and Larry Singer (now of Larry Singer Studios). Her acting career then took her to Los Angeles, where she shifted her focus to casting and private coaching. Her casting experience includes a number of feature films and pilots, working with and learning from veteran Casting Directors Paul Weber, Jeff Meshel & Tracy Lilienfield. Colleen's wide variety of industry experience helps guide actors as they navigate the complexities of being a Professional Actor throughout their career. She believes an actor's creative process and career trajectory isn't “One Size Fit's All." Instead, Colleen provides a personalized, comprehensive & functional approach that helps actors bridge their training, creativity and real world demands so that they can fully capitalize on the opportunities of being a working actor. Kerry Washington has said Colleen "is a phenomenal acting coach... working with her could change your life!" This is the first ActorSpeak episode with an acting teacher & coach. WE AUDITION is a video-chat community where actors can audition, self-tape, rehearse, and get expert industry advice. USE promo code: ACTORSPEAK to get 25% off when joining at WeAudition.com

On this BONUS episode of ActorSpeak, Austin Basis speaks with his wife, actor and coach Colleen Basis. In Part 3, we chat about improv as a rehearsal technique, the chemistry of two willing & open actors, the key to villainous characters, her love of actors & the craft of acting, Claire Foy's breath-control in The Crown, how coaching is like bartending, putting yourself out there, and making an actor's journey a little bit easier. Colleen Basis is a Los Angeles based Acting Teacher and Private Coach, and creator of the viral social media graphic "The Actor's Iceberg." She has worked with a long list of clients including Emmy Award Winner Kerry Washington, Nina Lisandrello from CW's Beauty and the Beast, Agent Carter's Reggie Austin, Rebekka Johnson from the hit Netflix show GLOW, Aria Song, Rachel Drummond, and many more recognizable Film & TV actors- along with a slew of up & coming talent around the world. Colleen started acting at the age of 8 and began teaching acting as a high school student. She graduated The George Washington University with a BA in Political Science & Theater. She began her career as a professional actor immediately upon graduating from GW, performing for The Olney Theatre's National Players- traveling to over 25 states performing classical works and conducting acting workshops for high school & college students throughout the country. After moving to New York City, Colleen continued to act, study and teach. At the Michael Howard Studios, she created her own conservatory program, working with influential teachers Michael Howard, Patsy Rodenburg, Olympia Dukakis, and Larry Singer (now of Larry Singer Studios). Her acting career then took her to Los Angeles, where she shifted her focus to casting and private coaching. Her casting experience includes a number of feature films and pilots, working with & learning from veteran Casting Directors Paul Weber, Jeff Meshel and Tracy Lilienfield. Colleen's wide variety of industry experience helps guide actors as they navigate the complexities of being a Professional Actor throughout their career. She believes an actor's creative process and career trajectory isn't “One Size Fit's All." Instead, Colleen provides a personalized, comprehensive & functional approach that helps actors bridge their training, creativity and real world demands so that they can fully capitalize on the opportunities of being a working actor. Kerry Washington has said Colleen "is a phenomenal acting coach... working with her could change your life!" This is the first ActorSpeak episode with an acting teacher & coach. WE AUDITION is a video-chat community where actors can audition, self-tape, rehearse, and get expert industry advice. USE promo code: ACTORSPEAK to get 25% off when joining at WeAudition.com

Welcome to Cool Hand Crypto, where Cinema, Culture and Crypto collide! In this episode of Cool Hand Crypto, Matt speaks with filmmaker and manager Luke Dale, AKA Hanscap on TikTok, about managing Larwood & Koh, his recent TikTok celebrity, the utility of TikTok, 505 Films, his feature directorial debut, and his insights into DAOs, crypto and NFTs. — After graduating from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Luke Dale was the recipient of the Alan Bates Award. He worked with Ron Howard on his series Genius for National Geographic, as well as a number of TV shows such as Doctors, Holby City (BBC) and the Royals (E!). As a motion capture artist, he's played roles in Battlefield V (EA) and Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Warhorse Studios). For his first film, he directed and produced a 50 minute documentary on the history and culture of British repertory theatre called The Actor's Apprenticeship, featuring interviews with Dame Judi Dench, Sir Derek Jacobi, Imelda Staunton, Jim Carter, Steven Berkoff, Patsy Rodenburg and Mike Alfreds, among others. In 2021 505's debut short Jump has won 20 festival awards, including Best British Short at the London Independent Film Awards and Best Actor at the Birmingham Film Festival. It also won Best Actor and Best Editor at the Little Wing Film Festival and Best Social Drama at the New Renaissance Film Festival and has been distributed by Paus.tv His most recent music video AXIS has won numerous awards including Best Director and Honourable Mention at the International Music Video Awards. Luke is thrilled to be directing Bad Ladz for his first feature film in 2022. With a superb cast and a budget of £150,000, it promises to be an exciting venture for 505. — For more on Luke head to: TikTok Larwood & Koh 505 Films — Listen and subscribe to the Cool Hand Crypto Podcast! Watch and subscribe to Cool Hand Crypto on YouTube! For the latest episodes and updates head to: CoolHandCrypto.com #CoolHandCrypto

My guest this week is Aimee Mullins. Aimee is an American athlete, actress, model, and public speaker. She was born with a medical condition that resulted in the amputation of both of her lower legs when she was one year old. She was told that she would use a wheelchair for the rest of her life but by the age of two she was walking with prosthetics. She went on to be the first amputee to compete against able bodied athletes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association events. She competed in the Paralympics. She has modeled on the catwalk for Alexander McQueen. She has starred as an actress in many tv shows and movies. Aimee is a motivational speaker and has given multiple TED talks.  Aimee Mullins The Wicked Pigeon Ladies in the Garden by Mary Chase, 1968 Le Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Mallory, 1485 The Second Circle by Patsy Rodenburg, 2008 CivilWarLand in Bad Decline by George Saunders, 1996 Liar's Club by Mary Karr, 1995 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marco Pesch is a Public Speaking Expert and the founder of the not-so-standard public speaking training agency Happy Good Talk. He and his team believe that your audience is fed up with standard speakers, tricks, and jokes. In this episode, we talk about energy and presence on stage, storytelling, and authenticity, and how you can acquire those skills. We also look at great public speakers and what makes them inspiring. Marco's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcopesch/ His agency's website: www.happygoodtalk.com Presence by Patsy Rodenburg: https://www.amazon.com/Presence-Positive-Energy-Success-Situation/dp/0141039477 Alberto Cairo's How Charts Lie: https://www.amazon.com/How-Charts-Lie-Getting-Information/dp/1324001569 Check out Present to Succeed at: https://presenttosucceed.com Contact us: contact@356labs.com Find us all over the web: Website: https://356labs.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/356labs Instagram: https://instagram.com/356labs/ LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/356labs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/356labs YouTube: https://youtube.com/356labs Medium: https://medium.com/@356labs Meetup: https://meetup.com/356labs-Presentation-Meetups Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/euewr9i4mpwf3z4wubjc7owzb Behance: https://behance.net/356labs.com Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/356labs

Co wspólnego z nauką emisji głosu ma pandemia, zamordowanie George'a Floyda, przejawy rasizmu na uczelniach, "dekolonizowanie" programu nauczania. Zapraszam na rozmowę o poszukiwaniu swojego głosu. Tym razem zaprosiłem Jarka Sacharskiego, trenera głosu i wystąpień publicznych. Członka The British Voice Association, absolwenta MA in Training Actors in Voice w Guildhall School of Music and Drama w Londynie oraz Wydziału Aktorskiego Akademii Teatralnej w Warszawie. O różnicach w postrzeganiu głosu w różnych kulturach. O poszukiwaniu wolności ekspresji przy porozumiewaniu się w obcym języku Jakie głosy uznawane są za atrakcyjne w naszym regionie i na świecie. O budowaniu autorytetu głosem. Jak wygląda praca z klientami z najwyższych szczebli kariery. O konserwatorce zabytków, która dopiero poprzez złość znalazła swoje brzmienie O klasycznej retoryce Arystotelesa: wiedz, co chcesz powiedzieć, do kogo i z jakim efektem. O tym, że nie ma definicji dobrego oddechu. Jarek Sacharski opowiada o problemach w szkole Teatralnej, bezpiecznej przystani, jaką dała mu praca nad głosem, ogromnej szansie od Patsy Rodenburg, wybitnej ekspertce głosu. O jej treningu "obecności" w kontekście głosu. Nie zabraknie anegdot i konkretnych ćwiczeń. Będzie to też opowieść o poszukiwaniach głosu: z niewielkiego miasta na Mazowszu, przez Akademię Teatralną, do prowadzenia zajęć w Guildhall School of Music and Drama w Londynie, zajęć w Kenii, Malawi, Amsterdamie i Chinach. Wesprzyj mnie w serwisie -->Patronite

It would be hard to look at rhythm in all its forms without observing the breath and the way we speak. For over 40 years the world’s most formidable voice coach, Patsy Rodenburg, OBE, has done just that. Speaking to Patsy from her home in London, we discover her passion for storytelling, her focus on the breath and its rhythms which link us all. Patsy has worked with politicians, business leaders and actors including Judi Dench, Ian McKellen and Daniel Craig. She’s collaborated with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre and is head of voice at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She is the author of books on speech and presence and her great literary love, William Shakespeare. TOAST Podcast Series 5 is presented by Laura Barton and produced by Geoff Bird. Music for this season was written and performed by Laura James. All views expressed in the podcast are the interviewees own and not necessarily those of TOAST.

In this third episode, I am beginning to explore the concept of Artistry of Teaching and the notion of performance by considering what Patsy Rodenburg's 3 circles of presence mean for teaching. Also available in text format on my website: drhelenking.com (https://drhelenking.wordpress.com/expertise-guide/)

Today we have a great discussion with another often overlooked role in the theatre: the voice coach! Similar to a dramaturg, one of the primary roles of this coach and teacher is to help make the text clear—that means both in how you deliver the words and also taking care of your instrument! Ursula Meyer is currently the head of graduate acting at UCSD. She has had the privilege of studying voice with Cicily Berry, Patsy Rodenburg, Andrew Wade, Arthur Lessac and is a designated Linklater teacher. She graduated with distinction from the Advanced Voice Studies Program at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London under David Carey.   Get your FREE ticket to our final scene presentations Featuring professional actors, directors, and coaches! February 8-12 - reserve your ticket now! Monday: A Midsummer Night's Dream Wednesday: Julius Caesar Thursday: King John Friday: As You Like It   Get your copy of "10 Ways to Stop Worrying and Start Working!" See additional content on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Patsy Rodenburg OBE is recognised as one of the world’s leading voice teachers and coaches and also as a renowned authority on Shakespeare. We talk about how storytelling has made us human, the immense power of saying ‘I don't know’, the importance of generosity, the significance of realising that you are more powerful than you think you are, the importance of working on yourself, how creating a ‘safe space’ boosts everyone’s creativity, the crucial moment of defining what ‘success’ means for you specifically, the important skill of absolutely loving the ‘journey’ and so much more.Patsy has worked regularly with the best-known actors of British theatre, including Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen and Daniel Day-Lewis, as well as many of the biggest stars of film and television including Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Orlando Bloom, Hugh Jackman and Natalie Portman.She has worked with theatre companies all around the world; some of these include the National Theatre, the RSC, the Moscow Art Theatre, Complicite, Cheek by Jowl, and Comedie-Francaise. Patsy has authored several books on the subject of voice coaching, including ‘Speaking Shakespeare’, ‘The Right to Speak’, ‘The Need For Words’, ‘The Actor Speaks’, ‘The Second Circle’, ‘Power Presentation’ and ‘Presence’.Instagram: @michaeldgolabTwitter: @michaeldgolabFacebook: @michaelgolabactor

This Week's Episode Topic : Verbal Versatility & ImpactAbout Virtual Media Training & Interview WorkshopCelebrity voice, speech, and media coach will guide you thru media training & interviewing in our new virtual world.Arielle Haller-SilverstoneArielle Haller-Silverstone is a New York City based voice, speech, and media coach, as well as an award-winning actor and creative. As you work with Arielle, you will learn to develop your presence in the most important dialogues of your career, discovering your unique capacity for physical and vocal presence. Arielle uses Patsy Rodenburg’s innovative body, breath, and speech techniques to identify and empower your authentic voice. She will also help you in front of the camera or webcam, allowing you to feel ease in connecting with colleagues in a variety of spaces. Clients include executives from a wide range of industries; including PR/marketing, finance, tech, and international litigators. She also works with actors for stage, screen, and voiceover, including a 2019 Olivier Award nominee; in addition to her work on productions for Emmy and Tony-Award winners.Join Our Virtual Media Training & Interview Community Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/3013209372239837Learn More About SocietyXWebsite - www.thesocietyx.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thesocietyxcommunityFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheSocietyXTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/The_SocietyXPodcast website URL: https://thesocietyxpodcast.buzzsprout.com

Odcinek poświęcony poszukiwaniu czynnika zwycięskiego w zawodzie aktora a także Patsy Rodenburg - brytyjskiej specjalistce od emisji głosu - jej pracy pt. "Second circle".Od wielu lat jako agent aktorów rozważam i prowadzę badania na swój własny użytek głównie, ale jak się okazuje potem też na rzecz aktorów, z którymi mogę się tym dzielić następujący temat: co decyduje o tym, że jednemu aktorowi się powodzi a drugiemu nie bardzo? Co ma ten pierwszy, a czego brakuje temu drugiemu?Lata pracy Patsy Rodenburg z aktorami doprowadziły ją do odkrycia trzech kręgów energii. Co daje nam każdy z nich? Co znajduje się w Second circle? Jak utrzymać energię w drugim kręgu, by dobrze poradzić sobie na castingu? to pierwszy z wielu odcinek poświęcony poszukiwaniu czynnika zwycięskiego w zawodzie aktora. Zapraszam!

In this episode, I’m joined my friend, Dominick Bailey. Dominick is an actor, dancer, writer, and clinical pharmacist who asked the question, “How do I manipulate the volume of my voice?” Most of the time that I talk to clients about volume, it’s because they’re wondering how to have more volume, but Dominick asked the question because he’s sometimes gotten the feedback that he’s too loud. We talked about the ways in which our volume might be involuntarily affected by various circumstances, and I offered Dominick some tools to give him a better sense of how to consciously adjust his volume.You can find complete show notes and links to everything we’ve mentioned in the episode on https://www.voiceandspeechwithryan.com/podcast.

Interesujesz się zarządzaniem? Zapraszamy na naszą stronę: https://www.swps.pl/strefa-zarzadzania - znajdziesz tam jeszcze więcej merytorycznych materiałów w formatach audio, wideo i tekstowych. Jedni robią to tak, jakby urodzili się na scenie, a innym myśl o publicznym przemawianiu spędza sen z powiek. Ale jedno jest pewne – skuteczne mówienie ułatwia osiąganie celów i usprawnia budowanie marki osobistej. Czy skutecznego mówienia można się nauczyć? Gdzie szukać sprzymierzeńców? Od czego zacząć? To tylko kilka pytań, na które odpowiem podczas spotkania. Poświęcimy je również byciu w komunikacji, ciału, które potrafi mówić więcej niż słowa oraz głosowi, który nadaje siły temu, co mówimy. Katarzyna Kowalska - z wykształcenia socjolożka, od 13 lat z zawodu i zamiłowania dziennikarka. Pracuje w TVN24, w „Faktach po południu”. Absolwentka Kształcenia głosu i mowy oraz Przygotowania do prowadzenia zajęć z emisji głosu na Uniwersytecie SWPS. Lektorka, trenerka emisji głosu i wystąpień publicznych z certyfikatami Train the Trainer i Business & Life Coaching UO UW oraz certyfikatem I stopnia w Racjonalnej Terapii Zachowań. Od 2 lat pracuje ze studentami Collegium Civitas. Jest członkinią Koła Miłośników Żywego Słowa Polskiego Towarzystwa Miłośników Języka Polskiego, które skupia praktyków: trenerów głosu i wystąpień publicznych, logopedów medialnych czy językoznawców. Jej motto to: „Najpierw świadomie bądź, potem świadomie mów i świadomie działaj!”. Pracując nad sztuką wystąpień publicznych i nad zasadami komunikacji, wykorzystuje m.in. teorię kręgów komunikacji Patsy Rodenburg i ćwiczenia z techniki Alexandra. W pracy tworzy coś, co jej białoruska mistrzyni dr Svetlana Butska nazwała „zestawem ratunkowym”. To z jednej strony świadomość tego, co dzieje się z ciałem, a z drugiej – ćwiczenia i techniki, które pomagają radzić sobie ze stresem, przywracają jasność myślenia, poprawiają koncentrację, wzmacniają i otwierają głos. Czyli dają to, co niezbędne do skutecznej komunikacji. O projekcie: Strefa Zarządzania Uniwersytetu SWPS to cykliczne, otwarte spotkania podczas, których przedsiębiorcy, menedżerowie średniego i wyższego szczebla, psychologowie biznesu, innowatorzy i liderzy zmian dzielą się wiedzą, zawodowym doświadczeniem i dobrymi praktykami. Więcej o projekcie: https://www.swps.pl/strefa-zarzadzania/o-projekcie

On this episode of Speaking Of… I’m joined by my friend, voice and acting teacher, Scott Ferrara. Scott specializes in coaching voice as well as acting for classical texts. He joined me to talk about “Shakespeare voice”—the tone and accent that many actors often go to when first exploring Shakespeare in performance. We talked about why he believes this is so common, and he shared some tools and experience for how to guide actors toward their more authentic voice. (And it is far more advanced than saying “Hey, don’t do that voice.”) While the main conversation is from the context of Shakespeare in performance, the conversation is absolutely relevant for actors of all genres and mediums, and even for non-performers interested in finding their more authentic voice.You can find complete show notes and links to everything we’ve mentioned in the episode on https://www.voiceandspeechwithryan.com/podcast.

Today on Speaking Of… I’m joined by actress, writer, director, and producer, Cara Myers. Cara asks about some specific challenges she’s experienced in performance. We start by talking about why she sometimes has a tendency to drop off of her words in performance and how to overcome this difficulty. Then Cara mentions an upcoming project where she’ll be performing on stage, and her concern about her ability to project her voice in a larger venue. Like many Los Angeles-based actors, most of Cara’s acting experience has been on camera, so finding ease in projecting her voice is a relatively new requirement for her. We talk about the major differences for speaking on camera vs. on stage, and I offer some tools for finding ease in projection regardless of the medium.You can find complete show notes and links to everything we’ve mentioned in the episode on https://www.voiceandspeechwithryan.com/podcast.

How well is your voice heard in meetings? What about with your loved ones? How are you respecting your voice? Learn how to respect your voice with voice coach, Cynthia Zhai. Cynthia’s BIO: Cynthia is a Voice Coach, Speaker and Author. She has helped business professionals and professional speakers from 46 countries across 5 continents with their voice to speak with impact and conviction, engages and inspires people to embrace change and take action.   Cynthia has been a professional speaker and coach for the past 17 years and her engagement spans 4 continents in countries as U.S., Finland, The Netherlands, Argentina, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Macau, mainland China, India, Brunei, Vietnam and The Philippines.   Cynthia has appeared in U.S.A Discover Your Talent Show, Singapore Radio Program 938Live 4 times, Hong Kong Radio 3, and Malaysia Business Radio Station BFM as a guest speaker on the subject of Voice and Presentation.   Cynthia has spoken to more than 10,000 audience members across industries, from the world’s top MNCs as K & L Gates Washington D.C., Stanford University, Sofia University, Mercer, Google Asia Pacific, HSBC Singapore, Procter & Gamble International Operations Southeast Asia Singapore Branch, to Government bodies as British High Commission Singapore, Singapore Air Force.   * You are invited to join our community and conversations about each episode on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/MutuallyAmazingPodcast and join us on Twitter @CenterRespect or visit our website at http://www.MutuallyAmazingPodcast.com**   Links to Cynthia: Youtube for best learning resources with over 130 videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/cynthiazhai Website: https://powerfulexecutivevoice.com Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthiazhai   Recommended Reading: Voice Work Related: 1. The Need for Words: Voice and the Text, by Patsy Rodenburg 2. Sound Business, by Julian Treasure 3. The Healing Voice: How to Use the Power of Your Voice to Bring Harmony into Your Life, by Paul Newham   Non-Voice Work Related: 1. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Person, by Stephen Covey 2. How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie 3. Made to Stick and Switch, both by Chip and Dan Heath   YOUR HOST: Mike Domitrz is the founder of The Center for Respect where he helps educational institutions, the US Military and businesses of all sizes create a culture of respect throughout their organizations. From addressing consent to helping corporations build a workplace free from fear (reducing sexual harassment and helping employees thrive by treating them with respect every day), Domitrz engages audiences by sharing skill sets they can implement into their lives immediately. As an author, trainer, keynote speaker and coach, Mike Domitrz loves working with leaders at all levels. Learn more at http://www.CenterForRespect.com

As we all become more tangled by technology in the now, we discuss practicing mindfulness with an expert on the subject, Ted Des Maisons. From the difference between presence and mindfulness, eastern philosophy and the stories that pigs tell, we explore the benefits of practicing mindfulness and the assumptions that might be keeping you from giving it a try. Send us your questions, comments, episode ideas or your very own Dare to be Human stories to hello@daretobehumanpodcast.com, join the conversation on our facebook or leave us a message at 518-212-7886! Check out Ted's book PLAYFUL MINDFULNESS™: a joyful journey to everyday confidence, calm, and connectionCheck out the Monster Baby podcast and follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Ted DesMaisons has been synthesizing innovative approaches to collaborative learning and personal development for over 30 years.After earning degrees from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business and Harvard Divinity School, Ted taught religious studies and philosophy for twelve years at Northfield Mount Hermon, a private boarding school in western Massachusetts.He has studied, taught and performed improvisation internationally, including at the Loose Moose Theater in Calgary, Alberta and BATS Improv in San Francisco where he serves as Board Vice President. He has also trained intensively with renowned UK acting, voice and presence coach Patsy Rodenburg.Currently, Ted teaches Playful Mindfulness and voice and presence courses through Stanford University’s Continuing Studies program. He also works with companies and organizations (Genentech, Facebook, Cisco, Dartmouth College, etc.) who want to help their leaders and teams work with greater collaboration and creativity. Lastly, Ted co-hosts the Monster Baby Podcast (“A Curious Romp through the Worlds of Mindfulness and Improvisation”) which reaches listeners in more than 63 countries. www.monsterbabypodcast.com He lives a 10-minute walk from the stunning coastline of Daly City, California, and shares his home with Luna and Marley, two quirky and charismatic spotted Ocicats.We record at The Mopco Improv Theatre in Schenectady, NY where you can come visit us sometime! Original music by Mark S. MerittLogo by Derek Walker

Welcome back to the Raising Successful Kids Podcast! Are you worried that your kid is too shy or too timid to go talk to other people? It’s time to improve their social skills. In this episode, Irene talks to Paul Doust, an actor, a playwright and a TV scriptwriter, about public speaking and presenting yourself in front of your audience. Discover today how the 3 circles of attention can help you ease your way into communicating with people and engaging them for discussions. Paul shares some great strategies, including ‘being present’, breathing properly, or speaking face to face. These could be perfect for your kids who have their entrepreneurial side and wants to start their journey as early as possible. KEY TAKEAWAYS Paul Doust specializes in public speaking and more so, teaches his students to be themselves, to be ‘present’ and to communicate well with the listeners. Circles of attention: 1st: preoccupation with yourself. 2nd: connection with another person or a group of people. 3rd: aggression and domination. There’s a need for speaking and talking to people face to face. It’s difficult to be present with someone else when we communicate through technology. Paul emphasizes the importance of breathing. This ensures that your audience pays attention to what you’re saying. It also helps you regain your energy, circle back to your thoughts, and makes your audience think about the discussion. BEST MOMENTS "Voice work is so intimately connected to your own nature.” “You’re never as attractive or successful as you are when you are fully yourself." “The problem with education is this thing of being constantly measured – being told you’re not constantly good enough.” ABOUT THE GUEST Paul Doust trained at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, where he achieved a distinction in the school’s Acting and Theatre Production Diploma.  Paul also holds his PTLLS certificate (Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector) along with the Certificate in Training Practice awarded by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, London.  He has run many theatre workshops for young people - notably with The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain.  Paul has also written two plays for the NYT, co-directing one of them.  He has scripted for TV series such as the BBC’s EastEnders and Holby City.  His stage plays have been produced on the Edinburgh Fringe, in Australia (Melbourne Festival) and off-Broadway, New York. In 2018, Paul was a lead tutor on the final BTech theatre course to run at Broadstairs FE College (16 to 21-year-olds).  In the same year, he completed his tutor’s training course with LAMDA and is now very excited to be offering their demanding - but uniquely rewarding - exams.  Paul also runs private theatre workshops of his own.  His courses include Stanislavski, Shakespeare and Second Circle Voice Work (having trained with the world-renowned voice teacher, Patsy Rodenburg).  As well as approaches to acting - from High Comedy to Low Farce - Paul also teaches playwriting, script analysis and directing. Paul Doust Official Website ABOUT THE HOST Irene Santineer is a working mum of an entrepreneurial child and shares a passion with her husband to see him succeed. She’s the creator and host of the raising Successful Kids Podcast which aims to help parents, educators and mentors effectively guide children towards success. CONTACT METHOD Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Irene-Santineer-1827282224265825/ Twitter https://twitter.com/irenetwin1  

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club!From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club! From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club!From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

This week, Yes But Why features improviser/teacher/actress/comedian/life coach/hacker, Christiane Brew. Originally from the UK, Christiane is currently living in Tokyo, performing improv with Pirates of Tokyo Bay and producing her own storytelling show, Perfect Liars Club! From pantomiming as a kid in the UK to coaching improv troupes in India to teaching female empowerment in Japan, Christiane has been performing every day of her life thus far and she doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. In fact, we’re pretty sure she is currently at the Improvention festival in Canberra, Australia. That’s how much of a passionate world traveling performer she is! Amy and Christiane had an inspiring conversation! She even taught Amy a thing or two about Patsy Rodenburg and the Second Circle! Dig in to this one! It’s got a lot of good stories and ideas!

Is a mother only as happy as her unhappiest child? In our experience, yeah, pretty much. And studies (referenced below) back that up– although they also suggest many parents also derive their greatest happiness from their child-raising.  So how do we separate out our own sense of well-being from our children’s struggles? And in a more everyday sense, how do we find happiness in the daily slog?  We talk it out with guest KJ Dell’Antonia, former lead editor of The New York Times’ Motherlode blog and author of the brand-new book How to be a Happier Parent: Raising a Family, Having a Life, and Loving (Almost) Every Minute. KJ says the key is finding simple, concrete solutions for what isn’t working– and letting go of some of the rest. As KJ puts it: When we’re not putting all our energy into getting our kids to eat and study and do everything exactly the way we want them to, we can put it into a much more positive place. Nobody’s saying that you have to live in denial of your kids’ reality. But we think disengaging from our children’s struggles just enough so that our happiness isn’t directly pegged to theirs is the key to happier, more effective parenting. Here’s links to other research and resources discussed in this episode: Jordan Schrader for Alcalde: Parents’ Happiness Linked to Their Least Happy Child’s Claire E. Ashton-James, Kostadin Kushlev, Elizabeth W. Dunn: Parents Reap What They Sow: Child-Centrism and Parental Well-Being Julie Beck for The Atlantic: Study: Parents Only as Happy as Their Unhappiest Child “Welcome to Holland,” by Emily Perl Kingsley and Shakespearean voice teacher Patsy Rodenburg’s book The Second Circle, which Amy says has influenced her more than any book she’s ever read. Read its excerpts on parenting here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay Miller dreamed of and trained to be a classical singer, and though his original dream drifted away from him, his love and passion of voice stayed. He has spent the last 20 years training speakers, actors and business people how to develop a great voice, as well as overcome anxiety around public speaking. He is now one of Canada's finest voice and speech coaches, appearing across the Canadian media, and his work has had a profound effect, not only on building compelling and engaging voices, but also on the lives of those people that work with him. Jay is of the firm belief, that you cannot work on the voice, without affecting the emotional and mental aspects of human beings at the same time.   In this show Jay is sharing so much insight about a critical tool that we use every day but that we never give the attention and care that we should. This show will open up your eyes and ears to the power of the voice, and what you should be doing to cultivate it to fulfil its potential. We learn some critical distinctions and some great tips for increasing the power and impact of our message.   Enjoy!   What you'll learn Why voice training is about more than just about how you sound and how it can transform your life. Why you can't separate the physical, emotional and mental aspects in voice work. How voice work develops tangible, physical skills that have far reaching effects on your performance. Why you need to get out of your head and into your body to have a great voice. The impact of ignoring the importance of voice in your speaking and communication. That everyone with a healthy voice has the potential to develop a compelling and engaging voice. The barriers to having a compelling voice. The distinction between voice and speech work. Why relaxation is so important for a great voice. The distinction between projection and speaking louder. How you fill a space with your voice. Why cultivating a great voice is like raising a plant. A tip you can use to sound better tomorrow and develop vocal stamina. Why breathing is so important to becoming a great speaker and improving your health. How finding space in your body can make your voice richer, stronger and more engaging. Why voice training is a profound tool for managing stage fright and public speaking anxiety. How you can overcome an overly nasal sounding voice. How influential the sound of a person's voice is. Typical problems that men and women have with their voice and why.     All things Jay: Jay's Website –http://voiceandspeech.com Jay's YouTube Channel - Visit Voice & Speech on YouTube Discounted video course   Books mentioned in the Show with Amazon Link: Trust Me by Nick Morgan The Actor Speaks by Patsy Rodenburg The Right to Speak by Patsy Rodenburg   Resources* The Back Exercise Video - https://youtu.be/_97RZ7uRuQs       If you are going to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2018 you can see Sarah in action as the infamous Lillie Langtry in a feisty comedy drama. Get your tickets via the link below: Tickets to See Sarah in the comedy, ‘The Amours of Lilie Langtry', at Edinburgh Fringe – Aug 3 – 25 2018   Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                  leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.   To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes.   *(please note if you use my link I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)

Patsy Rodenburg divides her time between London, New York and Silves in Portugal.  While London and New York is where she keeps busy, Silves is her place to retreat, write and recharge.  I met Patsy in her farmhouse in Silves - a perfect setting for a conversation about presence. Surrounded by citrus groves and vineyards, with an unobstructed view of the Silves Castle on one side and white storks of the Algarve busily flying to and fro above us, we eventually settled in her kitchen with a cup of tea.  Patsy was completely relaxed when I rearranged her furniture to minimise the echo of her newly renovated house, as if having people armed with huge mics and headphones was a daily occurrence on the farm.   It wasn’t until I looked at her fridge that she set her boundaries. “I’m not switching that off.” she said, smiling. I took a mental note: “This is how you can be warm and firm at the same time.”  Patsy and I sat opposite each other in the least “boomy” part of her house, crammed between her fridge and the kitchen window, when I asked my first question, the one i ask every CultureLab guest. “What were the early cultural influence that shaped you as a person?” Without any hesitation, Patsy replied, “Shakespeare”.  She discovered the great English poet and playwright as a 9-year old girl and her life was never the same since.  Since then, Patsy Rodenburg has become a world expert on teaching voice, speech and presentation skills, initially to actors, but more recently in high profile corporate spheres.  And it’s through her work with Shakespeare that she developed the concept of the Three Circles of Energy that we talk about during the interview.  We also talked about other really big topics - culture, leadership, fairness, service, redemption, love, and women’s voices.   Being in conversation with Patsy, in second circle, was a really powerful and intimate experience. She truly practices what she preaches and I hope that you enjoy this interview as much as I enjoyed spending time with her.  Episode highlights What Shakespeare can teach us about power, love and fairness - and how it can be applied in modern organisations The three circles of energy and why being in second is so important, particularly for leaders Why people lose their presence and live their lives disconnected (and what can be done about that) What enables creativity and high performance in organisations How leaders contribute to creating a healthy culture What great actors, singers and great leaders have in common Lessons Patsy learned while working in high security prisons The transformational practice of self-reflection and facing our own demons Why it’s not possible to think our way of certain situations - and what we should be doing instead Generosity and creating a healthy work environment  Maintaining presence when speaking in public Tips for women to get their voices heard    More about Patsy Rodenburg  Patsy originally trained as an actor but soon moved into voice coaching, fast becoming an associate of the Royal Court Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and eventually working as Head of Voice at the Royal National Theatre for 16 years. Her first book, The Right to Speak, was first published by Methuen in 1992 and was re-printed in 2015. Patsy then wrote The Need for Words (Methuen, 1993), The Actor Speaks (Methuen, 1997), and Speaking Shakespeare (Methuen, 2001), the last of which is viewed by the theatrical industry as a seminal work on the performance of Shakespeare. She has worked extensively with actors (including Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Daniel Craig, and Natalie Portman), directors (Trevor Nunn, Richard Eyre, Franco Zeffirelli and Tim Burton) and playwrights (Arthur Miller, Harold Pinter, Samuel Beckett), earning her OBE in 2005 for services to drama. She has also coached extensively for high profile politicians and statesmen. Her extensive experience in examining human interaction on a theatrical level has given her vast insight into the qualities that are required for success in the corporate world, concepts which are best explored in her books, Presence (Penguin, 2007) and Power Presentation (Penguin, 2009). Patsy is based in London but has taught all over the world transforming people from all walks of life, helping them to overcome perceived obstacles by helping them to redefine their presence. She is currently Professor of Text and Poetry at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, where she has been for 36 years and is on the board of directors with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Patsy also works extensively in the U.S.A from the Michael Howard Studios in New York. To learn more about Patsy Rodenburg, go to: www.patsyrodenburg.com www.michaelhowardstudios.com/   Resources mentioned in this episode Ian Mcgilchrist, "The Master and His Emissary; The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World" Patsy Rodenburg, "Presence: How to Use Positive Energy for Success in Every Situation" Other resources Blog post Reclaiming Your Presence Videos of Patsy Rodenburg The second circle Why I do theatre                            

IN THE SHOW Where or how have you felt most alive this week? Sue’s been wowed by her one-to-one clients who have all been taking extraordinary action… often the actions they have been most hesitant about taking and now are seeing really positive outcomes. Sherry’s been blown away by passion and energy in the room at the NCT Annual General Meeting and reflects on how passion, purpose and even anger, can be used positively to create momentum for change. (01.36 – 08.30) How have you been challenged? This week we talk about Finding Our Voice. We explore the importance of expression, passion, presence and connection as leaders, and discuss how impactful it can be for business or organisational leaders to share their personal stories with their communities and followers, in creating powerful human connection. Stories are also a great way of learning from others, and it is for that reason that we have invited a number of highly successful and inspirational entrepreneurs & business leaders to share their stories during our upcoming virtual conference, On The Tipping Point LIVE! which starts 27 November 2017.  (08.31 – 34.15) So where are you building momentum right now? As we keep saying, momentum is critical in getting past the Tipping Point. Sue’s exploring collaboration and, in particular, opportunities to work with businesses to create a culture of learning through role modelling (one of the best ways to accelerate learning!) of colleagues, mentors and gurus.  Sherry shares her excitement over the response we’ve had to On The Tipping Point LIVE! not only from our speakers, but also from our followers as people hear about, and apply for, the Hot Seat Challenge! (34.15 – 40.05) How have you been inspired this week? Sue shares a story from a fellow coach who has launched a ‘liberation movement’ to liberate us from our to-do lists! Having shredded his to-do list, he was immediately liberated from the ‘energy of obligation and past commitments’, enabling him to create his future from the present moment and intention. Sherry’s been inspired by the passion and energy of her fellow NCT colleagues and how, when you gather together like minded, purposeful people, magic happens! (40.05 – 45.02) What else or what next? Sue concludes with a thought from Patsy Rodenburg:  Presence will transform your life. Presence will invigorate every aspect of your life. Presence will awaken, within, your full potential. Sherry is going to investigate The Accidental Creative and commits to getting creative through developing more opportunities for live classes and group work. MENTIONED ON THE SHOW AND OTHER USEFUL LINKS Here are the resources and opportunities referenced in this week’s show: The Book: Presence by Patsy Rodenburg Check out The Accidental Creative . Register for On The Tipping Point LIVE! . ENJOYED THE SHOW? We always love to read your comments and feedback. Tweet us @TippingPointPod using #TippingPoint. Even better …. please rate and review us in iTunes . It only takes a moment and will help keep the podcast going.  Massive thanks to those listeners who have already done so! DISCOVER MORE  Sherry Bevan at theconfidentmother.co.uk  Sue Revell at magentachange.com FOLLOW US: On Facebook:     On The Tipping Point The Confident Mother (Sherry) Sue Revell – The Unstoppable Leaders’ Coach (Sue) On Twitter:         @TippingPointPod @SherryRB (Sherry) @MakeYourBigLeap (Sue)  “The Tipping Point:  The time at which a change or an effect cannot be stopped”  

Michael Berkeley talks to Patsy Rodenburg, the most highly acclaimed voice teacher of her generation, about the music she loves. Patsy Rodenburg has worked with pretty much every actor you can name, including Judi Dench, Ian McKellen and Daniel Day Lewis. They all testify to the huge impact she has had on their careers and performances. Among the many companies she's worked with all over the world are the Royal National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and she continues to teach drama students, as she has done for more than 20 years, at the Guildhall School of Music and the Michael Howard Studios in New York. Patsy tells Michael about her passion for helping everyone - actors, singers, children, business leaders and even prisoners - find their own natural, strong voice, a frequently moving and liberating experience. Among her choices is music by Sibelius, Strauss, Bach and Philip Glass. Producer: Jane Greenwood A Loftus Production for BBc Radio 3.

Ansia prima di parlare in pubblico?!La puntata di oggi nasce dalla voglia di vincere una paura che abbiamo in molti: quella che viene salendo i gradini del palco, quella del parlare in pubblico. Mi riferisco quella particolare ansia, se non in certi casi persino terrore, che si può sperimentare dovendo parlare in un teatro pieno di gente, commentando delle slide powerpoint e ogni qualvolta ci sia data la possibilità di presentare qualche cosa ad un pubblico più o meno numeroso.Lavorando su come migliorare le mie presentazioni avevo letto “Steal the Show” di Michael Port e “TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking” di Chris Anderson avevo notato quanto fossero preziosi i consigli che riguardavano tutto quello che non erano le slide: la postura, la voce, la tonalità, la storia, il rapporto con il pubblico, le cose importanti da dire e quelle da non dire.Ora mentre si conosce perfettamente dove reperire consigli e insegnamenti sul come fare delle slide efficaci, non si può dire lo stesso per tutto il resto. Ho così deciso di coinvolgere Chiara per una puntata che abbia voglia di avere come tema principale la gestione della voce, del parlato, nel public speaking.Per chi non conoscesse Chiara, Chiara Gandolfi è copywriter e speaker pubblicitaria. Ha lavorato per più di 10 anni in radio, poi ha creato Balenalab, il laboratorio di parole quasi palindromo in cui presta la sua voce e le sue parole per raccontare le storie degli altri.Continua su:http://www.MERITA.BIZ/77 ### NOTE DELLA PUNTATA ###Se vuoi conoscere meglio Chiara Gandolfi puoi iniziare dal sito di Balenalab oppure seguirla su Linkedin e Twitter.Il Libro che ha citato Chiara è di Patsy Rodenburg e si intitola “The Second Circle: How to Use Positive Energy for Success in Every Situation“.Quelli che ho citato all’inizio della puntata sono:“Steal the Show” di Michael Port“TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking” di Chris Anderson### PODCAST ###HTTP://www.MERITA.BIZ/PODCAST Sottoscrivi il podcast su: iTunes: http://j.mp/MERITA-ITUNES Stitcher:http://j.mp/MERITA-STITCHER Spreaker:http://j.mp/MERITA-SPREAKER Soundcloud:http://j.mp/MERITA-SOUNDCLOUD ##### WWW.MERITA.BIZ #####

Alissa Watson is an Actress, Writer, Musician, Educator AND most importantly (to me) my big sister. In this episode, Alissa will share her experience from making a scary transition from job security into the unconventional path pursuing theatre. Alissa talks about what she needs to do in order to show up her best each day. The importance of continuous learning in your field. Some of the struggles of freelancing as well as some tips and tricks for evoking creativity. Some of the Lessons from this episode: Follow the impulse Walk an idea through your body Going against societal norms is absolutely OK Resources from this episode: Alissa's Emails: Theatre Creations - inspiredItheatre@gmail.com Clown work or workshops - therednosediaries@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/rednosediaries/ The Manitoulin Conservatory of Creation and Performance - http://www.manitoulinconservatory.com/ Speaking Shakespeare by Patsy Rodenburg - https://www.amazon.ca/Speaking-Shakespeare-Patsy-Rodenburg/dp/1403965404

William Shakespeare’s work changed our theatre, language and even, some say, the perceptions we have of ourselves. His 154 sonnets published in 1609 document his passions, both intellectual and personal. They inform and merge with many of his plays. Using his sonnets as springboards into his creative and personal life, this new devised piece by Guildhall's Head of Voice Patsy Rodenburg explores the theatre, acting, passions and politics of Shakespeare’s life. Joining us for this podcast are Patsy, co-director Sue Lefton, DSM Ellie Cheyette, and actors Bessie Carter and Akpore Uzoh. Go, make you ready takes place at Silk Street Theatre from 18-23 March 2016.

This week I wanted to broach the topic of Clarity. Most of us interested in vocal production and accent management are interested in being clear when we speak, right? Well I believe clarity begins inside us with our intention -- before we can communicate clearly we need to be clear about our intention, in our message that is born in our body-mind.   The teacher I mention is Patsy Rodenburg and the book is: The Second Circle, How to use positive energy for success in every situation   Send me comments and questions!

Patsy Rodenburg (Head of Voice, Guildhall School) discusses her upcoming event 'Education and Learning through Ancient Wisdom, Humanity, Creativity and Embodiment' with Guildhall's Vice Principal, Professor Helena Gaunt. The event, also featuring Iain McGilchrist (psychiatrist and author of The Master and his Emissary), takes place on Friday 9 October at Milton Court Concert Hall. For tickets see www.gsmd.ac.uk

“I think what we’re seeing in theatre now is that the design does the work rather than the language… all dressed up in a design that the actors can’t free themselves through” Director Patsy Rodenburg with actors Lily Sacofsky and Oscar Batterham, deputy stage manager Marie Egetoft and lighting designer Rory Beaton discuss working on A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Head of Voice in the Drama department Patsy Rodenburg previews her latest publication, the DVD, Shakespeare in the Present, at a special platform at the School on 7 December. Here she discusses what's in the DVD, and why she loves working at Guildhall. First published 1 December 2010.

Head of Voice Patsy Rodenburg is directing Twelfth Night in the Silk Street Theatre from 31 January to 5 February with Director of Acting Wyn Jones as Associate Director. They talk about their passion for the play, the importance of making the production relevant to now and how to teach young actors the basics of their craft. First published 24 January 2013.

Kirsty Young's castaway is the renowned voice coach Patsy Rodenburg. Her work at the National Theatre and the RSC has spanned decades and her students include Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Maggie Smith and Daniel Day Lewis. But her work takes her away from the stage too - she has coached politicians and helped offenders in prison. She says: "I did some work on Hamlet in a top security prison and the guy playing Claudius was a murderer and he spoke, 'Oh my offence is rank, it smells to heaven', and he just broke."Producer: Leanne Buckle.

Kirsty Young's castaway is the renowned voice coach Patsy Rodenburg. Her work at the National Theatre and the RSC has spanned decades and her students include Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Maggie Smith and Daniel Day Lewis. But her work takes her away from the stage too - she has coached politicians and helped offenders in prison. She says: "I did some work on Hamlet in a top security prison and the guy playing Claudius was a murderer and he spoke, 'Oh my offence is rank, it smells to heaven', and he just broke." Producer: Leanne Buckle.

This week Libby Purves is joined by Jon Cousins, Paul Broda, Suggs and Patsy Rodenburg. Jon Cousins set up the website 'Moodscope' to help people manage their moods. Through his own personal experience of suffering from depression he used research by an American psychologist to create a site that lets fellow sufferers monitor their own wellbeing through a brief, daily online test. The results produce a "happiness number" that comforts those worried about their own state of mind, and the results can also be e-mailed to concerned friends or relatives. Paul Broda is a micro-biologist. His memoir 'Scientist Spies', centres on the lives of his mother, father and stepfather, the latter two spies who passed nuclear secrets to the Russians in the 1940s. He also describes how from early childhood his own life was shaped by his family life and influences. 'Scientist Spies - a memoir of my three parents and the Atom Bomb' is published by Matador. Suggs, real name Graham McPherson, is the singer, actor, broadcaster, but is probably best known as the frontman of the pop/ska band 'Madness'. He is performing his first solo show 'LIVE SUGGS! The Rambunctious Recollections of the Madness Front Man' - a 'stand-up memoir' - as he looks back on his life as he reaches fifty. He's also in the Radio 4 Saturday play Deep Down and Dirty Rock 'n' Roll about two musicians in mid-life meltdown. Patsy Rodenburg has been Head of Voice at the Guildhall School for the last twenty-six years. She is about to direct Richard III at the school. Recently listed number 15 in the Times' most influential people in theatre list, she is acknowledged as one of the world's leading voice coaches. Richard III is at the Bridewell Theatre, Fleet Street, EC4.

In this special episode for teachers, we take on Shakespeare in the classroom- it's all about identifying the obstacles, and perusing strong objectives. Intemporal Timeless The Shakespeare Programing Language Netter Worthington PBS – Great Performances G.Robin Smith Franco Zeffirelli, Romeo & Juliet Baz Luhrmann, Romeo + Juliet Arden Shakespeare Editions Barnes & Noble Shakespeare The Friendly Shakespeare; Norrie Epstein Shakespeare After all;  Marjorie Garber Shakespeare and Modern culture; Marjorie Garber Oxford Companion to Shakespeare Speaking Shakespeare;  Patsy Rodenburg playshakespeare.com Libravox Dead Poets Society Renaissance Man Heather Ordover