The Romantic Role Model

Mansplaining: to explain something to someone, typically a man to woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronising. I am not about to, so don't worry, but I am seeing this term, and the actions of the definition therein far too often. It is the Counter Wife/Women-is-always-right movement I suppose, which is a little... Continue Reading →

Spoilers and Courtesy – Special Post

Ok, this may seem like an odd subject to discuss on a blog about things I've learnt from acting. Please bear with me, hopefully it will make sense. An ongoing, debated topic is that of talking about shows, books, movies, etc to the degree where events are revealed in a public environment, potentially exposing crucial... Continue Reading →

Professionalism

WARNING: This may sound like a bit of a whinge, and it is. It is also a very important message about attitude. In all professions, there is a certain expectation in terms of skill, attitude and respect that everyone needs to at least be aware of, if they plan to make their chosen career their... Continue Reading →

When to say “No”

Lee Sheppard suggested that I write a post on "When to say 'No'." Based on another suggestion for a blog post, I address the matter of when to say no. As Lee was not specific in his suggestion, I will take it as saying no to a show, or a role. Now, why should this... Continue Reading →

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