I took part in Tokyo International Players Shakespeare from Home series. I greatly enjoyed getting to work on a monologue, though found the concept of videoing something intimidating. Titus Andronicus is a bloody revenge tragedy and Tamora is the Queen of the Goths who just became the Empress of Rome. In this monologue from Act II Scene iii, Tamora lies through her teeth in the lead up to the murder and rape of her enemies. #theatre #shakespeare

Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounc'd it to you, trippingly on the tongue. But if you mouth it as many of our players do, I had as lief the town crier spoke my lines. -- Hamlet III:2 I have been continuing my solo study of Shakespeare. Thankfully there are many resources to help me. I have been watching more of the Shakespeare workshops provided by the Collective Creative Initiative. All three were given by Jake Murray, who is an award-winning theatre director and A

This summer I had been hoping to travel to the UK to attend Shakespeare workshops. I have been thinking about directing Shakespeare for a couple of years now, but haven't been able to put any concrete plans in place. At the minute I can't travel and 2020 is not looking good for any sort of directing. My 2021 is already filling up with the projects I was meant to be working on this year pushing my dreams of Shakespeare even further into my future. This, however, does not me