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Singing, Acting and Being with the Voice

Nigel Richards, Actor, singer, educator

08-Sep-16 14:00

Singing, Acting and Being with the Voice

Our guest tells us about speaking from the centre of our voice in order to communicate authentically with others and to allow others to be comfortable with us.  He also shares what he has discovered about Shakespeare, and will be sharing this information in his performance which he sings songs based on the Bard’s works, like ‘West Side Story’, and ‘The Lion King’, including some sonnets put into songs.


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