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The Drama Coach Podcast
Lisa Southam
What I Learned From S1 - The Advice Every Performer Should Hear
NOV 10, 202626 MIN
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Description
What did we actually learn from Series One of The Drama Coach Podcast?
In this special look-back episode, I’m revisiting some of the conversations, advice and standout moments from the very first series - with clips from guests along the way.
One of the biggest things I’ve taken from speaking to actors, casting professionals, coaches and other people working across the industry is that the learning never really stops.
We talk about:
Why curiosity is such an important part of being a performer
The value of preparation - without becoming rigid
Continuing to train, even when you already have experience
Being open to feedback and new ways of working
Professionalism in auditions, rehearsal rooms and on set
What performers can learn from people working in other areas of the industry
Confidence, resilience and being willing to get things wrong
Why sometimes choosing to become the student again is exactly what helps you grow
There are so many routes through this industry, but one message kept coming back throughout Series One: talent and training matter, but so does staying open, interested and willing to learn.
Whether you’re a young performer, a parent supporting one, an adult actor finding your way into the industry, or simply someone who loves performing, I hope there’s a nugget in here that you can take away and use.
🎭 The Drama Coach Podcast is hosted by Lisa Southam - actor, drama coach and podcast host.
Find me here:
Instagram - @TheDramaCoach
TikTok - @TheDramaCoach
YouTube - The Drama Coach
Actor Instagram - @lisa.southam.uk
Website - www.lisasoutham.co.uk
And if you enjoy the podcast, please follow or subscribe, share the episode with someone who might find it useful, and leave a rating or review - it really does help more performers and parents find the show.
Intro/Outro Music: Nastelbom - Soft Music 295878 from Pixabay

