Kellie Dickerson on the expectations of a Musical Director
So many performers have the chance to work with choreographers in a dance class, learning their expectations in a group
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Auditions
Coffee With…Dana Jolly (Part 2): Choreography, Casting and Compassion
If you couldn’t already tell from part one of Coffee With…Dana Jolly, she is a superwoman. From overcoming genetic conditions
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Evita audition registrations close today
If you are considering auditioning for Evita the Musical, you’d better get in quick. Last week, Opera Australia and John Frost
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Coffee With Dana Jolly, Part One: The Power of Positivity, Dealing with Injury, and Overcoming Limitations
Dana Jolly is a renowned Australian performer, choreographer and in-demand freelance teacher with a professional career that spans over forty
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The dos and don’ts of Dance Auditions with Tom Hodgson
A note from Rachi… There are 3 truly anxiety provoking things in this world: the cold sore virus, an interest
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Jason Langley on what makes a Director’s Actor
A strong relationship between actor and director is one of great importance in order for their best work to be
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Toto, we’re not in Perth anymore
Grab a coffee, grab a chai, grab an iced chocolate (or even a wine!) and join Matilda Moran for her
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How to deal with nerves – Rachel Cole with Wil Anderson
Every performer under the sun has to deal with nerves at some stage. I know it’s audition day when I’ve
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Sound Of Music Children’s auditions for Sydney: Applications open
The producers of The Sound of Music are on the hunt for 18 incredibly talented children to participate in the Sydney season of
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How to make it if you didn’t go to Drama School. Rachel Cole chats with Jemma Rix
Welcome to Stage Door Shrink, a regular column penned by Rachel Cole aimed at helping performers chortle their way to
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