You've heard it before so believe it: An immensely important instrument of the actor is the voice. Having command over it WILL take your acting to the next level both on stage and on screen. A strong, flexible and open voice will lead you to more roles and — better still — a wider range of roles - and this will keep you employed when your hero or heroinne looks fade which, trust me, they will.

39 one-minute interviews with director Glenn Hayden

Actor in the Play Workshop. Directed by Glenn Hayden Actors have the best intentions when they say 'Let's get together and rehearse a scene!'. Often-times though, the motivation is quickly over-run by coffees, gossip, and even the very boring whinge about the lack of work. The actor's discipline is not just on set or in rehearsal — it is during their downtime mostly, and believe me, the best way of giving yourself the best chances of GETTING work is to remain performance read

A collection of Monologues I put together to save you some time.

Stage Milk is an awesome Australian portal for resources that assist actors. Not only do they have a huge array of articles for you to...