latest news
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See Ben Turner in the epic ‘My Brilliant Friend’ at The NationalBased on the celebrated novels by Elena Ferrante – published in over 50 countries – My Brilliant Friend is an ...
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Cassidy Janson stars in ‘& Juliet’ – one of the most inventive musicals of the year…& Juliet…The most famous love story of all time…Remixed. What if Juliet’s famous ending was really just her ...
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Michael McElhatton narrates ITV’s two-part special ‘Ant & Dec’s DNA Journey’ITV has commissioned a two-part special which will see the UK’s best loved duo embark on a surprisingly emotional journey of ...
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Josh Dylan stars in ‘The End of the F***ing World’ on Channel 4 & NetflixRTS Award-winning and BAFTA-nominated series ‘The End of the F***ing World’ has returned. After a series finale that ...
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Georgina Campbell is in the highly anticipated new series ‘His Dark Materials’ on BBC1Jack Thorne’s eight-part adaptation of Philip Pullman’s acclaimed series of novels ‘His Dark Materials’ ...
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New voices
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Katherine Parkinson30/40's RP, Recognisable/Quirky/Comedy
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Steve Lee40/50's Northern, Everyman/Familiar/Rich
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Harry Peacock30/40's London/Neutral, Natural/Characterful/Comedy
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Christina Cole30/40's RP/Neutral, Reassuring/Soothing/Elegant
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Steve John Shepherd30/40's, Neutral Warm/Refined/Aspirational
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.
