
This podcast brings you interviews with people working in the entertainment industry discussing about all aspects of onstage performing or backstage production. Ideas as a prospective performer through to what an adjudicator, choreographer or casting director might look for when you are delivering your performance piece. Hosted by Craig Bartley who is a performer and choreographer, who has appeare... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationArtsPerforming Arts | ||||

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This episode comes live from the recent UK stage and ballet scholarships organised by the British Association of Teachers of Dancing where Craig was one of the judges. Here you can listen to some interviews with competitors and parent... more
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This episode comes from the Surrey Dance Festival where some students had entered one of the heats for Miss Dance of Great Britain competition.
These student give there feedback on their experience, the fantastic atmosphere at the th... more
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Craig was the adjudicator of this year's Bright Star Festival and he took some time out to chat with Lydsey, the organiser, along with some of the participants and teachers to understand what makes this festival different from others ... more
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Jonathan Andrew Hume is a professional British screen and stage performer who is highly skilled in both acting and singing and is well-known for his work on Pride, Amazing Grace and 10,000 BC. On stage, he is famous for playing Simba ... more
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These are entertaining and informative podcasts from Craig; a professional with a deep and wide experience in his field. A good range of guests interviewed with an engaging style. Well produced and really worth a listen.
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