latest news
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Watch Seroca Davis opposite Kate Winslet in Channel 4 anthology series ‘I Am Ruth’‘I Am Ruth’ is a feature-length instalment of the BAFTA-nominated and female-led drama anthology series ‘I ...
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See Ayoola Smart in witty and innovative brand-new play ‘Paradise Now!’ at the Bush TheatreIt doesn’t happen all the time. That you really connect with someone. It’s rare to meet someone like you.” Gabriel Dolan’s never ...
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Watch Jessica Brown Findlay in new comedy drama ‘The Flatshare’ on Paramount+Tiffany and Leon are two cash-strapped London twentysomethings who share a bed. The catch is – Tiffany and Leon have never met ...
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Watch Cristian Solimeno in Hugo Blick’s epic Western ‘The English’An aristocratic Englishwoman, Lady Cornelia Locke and a Pawnee ex-cavalry scout, Eli Whipp, come together in 1890 mid-America to ...
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Claudia Jolly is in Season 3 of hit DC psychological thriller ‘Pennyworth’Hit DC origin series ‘Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s Butler’ follows Alfred Pennyworth, a former British SAS ...
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New voices
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Cassian Bilton20/30's RP/Neutral, Cool/Charismatic/Characters
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David Judge30/40's Manchester/Northern, Distinctive/Cool/Energetic
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Leonie Elliott20/30's London/Neutral, Warm/Natural/Elegant
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Alexandria Riley30/40's Welsh/Neutral, Versatile/Characters/Assured
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Sebastian Humphreys20/30's Neutral/London, Characters/Clever/Engaging
Interesting fact
Warm up your voice before heavy use. Most people know that singers warm up their voices before a performance, yet many don’t realize the need to warm up the speaking voice before heavy use, such as teaching a class, preaching, or giving a speech. Warm-ups can be simple, such as gently gliding from low to high tones on different vowel sounds, doing lip trills (like the motorboat sound that kids make), or tongue trills.
