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How to actually be GOOD at Shakespeare and rock your audition!

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New to Shakespeare? Join my private Facebook group for free classes! What really makes a great Shakespearean actor? Can you bring some of that quality to your drama school audition? Yes! This video explains how to spot a good Shakespeare performance from bad, and gives you practical exercises for improving your Shakespeare acting skills. Links as promised: John Barton, Playing Shakespeare: This is the full playlist - he explains the Two Traditions in the first video but you may like to watch them all! Movement and gesture video: .................................................................................................................. You might also like: My TOP FIVE TIPS for nailing your Shakespeare monologue: Get Better at Shakespeare Playlist: Drama School Auditions playlist: .......................................................................................................... Need help NOW? Here’s how I help actors: ONE-ON-ONE COACHING If you need tailored help to whip your monologue into shape, consider me your Shakespeare Personal Trainer. Let's crush that audition! 💪 SELF-TAPE FEEDBACK Not ready to jump into a full coaching session? No worries, just send me your self tape and I'll get back to you with some deets about what you're doing well and what you can keep working on. I'll whisper all the best acting exercises in your ear (*ahem* via a voice memo) so you actually have some clear next steps, and I'll cheer you on from Down Under. Join me on Instagram and TikTok for quick acting tips everyday @shakespearewithsarah ................................................................................................................. If you found this video helpful, the best way you can support me is by liking and subscribing. Thanks for being here with me! ❤️ Music:

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