1. What do you think is the most fabulous thing about being an actor? Lung Ha means a lot to me as it gives me the opportunity to learn about drama and gain experience in theatre, as well as helping me make meaningful friendships with other performers. I really like rehearsing with Lung Ha, where I get to practise and learn skills that make me more confident being on stage and speaking in public. I felt really anxious about performing when I joined Lung Ha but now I don’t.
2. If you could give an aspiring actor one piece of advice, what would it be? Don’t ignore your passions and talents – use them to make your theatre dreams come true.
3. 40 years is a big milestone during which we look back but also look ahead! What are your hopes or ambitions for the future? I hope to become more confident performing speaking roles. I hope Lung Ha continues to provide acting experience to more and more performers, and that everyone continues to be very supportive of each other for many years to come.
Spotlight on… credits
Photography – Peter Dibdin
Costumes – Karen Tennent
Hair & Make-Up and Costume Assistant – Catherine Christie
Special Thanks To… The Traverse Theatre, The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Curious Seed, Catherine Wheels
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