Talk Theatre with Us -and other Peak Performance talk.
Talk Theatre with Us -and other Peak Performance talk.
Podcast Description
Conversations with actors, clowns, improvisers, coaches and educators, athletes and performers of all types, on how they prepare and think about crossing that threshold into peak performance.
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The podcast primarily focuses on theatre and performance, highlighting techniques of preparation, personal experiences, and strategies for peak performance. Episodes include interviews with diverse guests such as multi-disciplinary performer Donia Kash discussing representation in storytelling and Shane Savage elaborating on his extensive background in performing arts.
Conversations with actors, clowns, improvisers, coaches and educators, athletes and performers of all types, on how they prepare and think about crossing that threshold into peak performance.
Catriona has worked across Canada as a professional actor, director, creator, movement and voice coach, producer, artistic director, intimacy director, and instructor for close to thirty years. She holds an MFA in Directing and BFA in Acting both from the University of British Columbia, is a graduate of École Philippe Gaulier in Paris, France, and is a recipient of the JBC Watkins Award for Theatre from the Canada Council for the Arts. Catriona is currently an Assistant Teaching Professor of Theatre at Thompson Rivers University, and serves on several committees for the Canadian Actors Equity Association. She once tended the garden at 24 Sussex for the right and honourable Jean Chretien, (he had lovely geraniums that summer), and she has lived all over Canada in several attic apartments as well as in a van, in places such as Vancouver, Ottawa, PEI, Halifax, Toronto, and now the bustling metropolis of Kamloops, BC. She has two dogs, who may or may not bark in the background during this podcast.
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