by Paul Barry In Declan Donnellan’s insightful book, The Actor and the Target (yes, my clients are getting sick of hearing about it), he speaks of ‘unuseful...
by Paul Barry As promised in my 10 Things For Actors To Stop Saying post…. “Let’s try it” It takes half an hour to argue over the relative merits of...
by Paul Barry Myth #1: The cream always rises to the top/ Hard work always pays off. Truth: It doesn’t. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you can work...
by Damien Gerard Now the western genre is an old one. Most of the epic westerns are products of the 50s and 60s, with only a handful of films past then making the grade...
by Paul Barry Habits are great. Habits protect us from harm. My dad’s cough used to make him easy to locate in a crowded shopping centre. There’s nothing...
by Damien Gerard I have a confession; I am a dyed-in-the-wool horror fan. From F W Murnau’s Nosferatu right up to ‘The Cabin in the Woods’, it is a genre that...
by Haven Tso Shakespeare – a name that is both exciting and intimidating. For some conquering a Shakespearean play is like climbing Mount Everest. Some...