Yesterday, I had the incredible honor of witnessing some of the most inspiring solo performances from my talented students. Each performance was not just a display of skill, but a profound glimpse into their character, passion, and dedication. Their hard work, creativity, and courage left an indelible mark on all of us. Thank you, students, for pouring your hearts into your performances and reminding us of the beauty of self-expression. Keep shining brightly!

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Please help Gigi!

Giulianna Bandeira

Link for donations:

https://www.vakinha.com.br/vaquinha/ajude-giuliana-oliveira

Below the article regarding the accident:

https://www.nexosdelsur.com/nota/198127

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Great class on Dialogue last Saturday.

I love seeing my students learning, realising, internalising and understanding the process.

We went from playing feelings to playing your objective.

We saw the difference. We felt the difference. How engaging it is for the audience to see somebody wanting something very dearly in their life and because of that everything else falls into place.

Vs.

How it pushes you as the audience away when somebody plays feelings.

There are a lot more details at play, but the CARBOMB – System works.

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My absolute pleasure to see my alumni students on stage and directing. I love seeing how much they have grown ever since havung taken the classes.

15 years after I was a part of the BCT Fringe in 2009 – as part of the cast of some scenes of Avenue Q directed by Justin Brooks, I foubd myself in the same space where we played back then, the British Club.

The club still has a feel of old colonial heritage, at least to me.

There were some excellent performances on stage that evening and I feel lucky to be free on Saturday evenings…

Congratulations to Gavin, Saran, and Garland.