4. When The Curtains Closed: Being a Drama School Graduate in 2020

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Class of 2020

Rufaro Faith

11 episodes

1 week ago

Class of 2020, a podcast about studying, graduating and coming of age in the middle of a pandemic.

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Class of 2020, a podcast about studying, graduating and coming of age in the middle of a pandemic.

Personal Journals

Society & Culture

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4. When The Curtains Closed: Being a Drama School Graduate in 2020

Class of 2020

30 minutes

5 years ago

4. When The Curtains Closed: Being a Drama School Graduate in 2020

In this episode of Class of 2020, Rufaro speaks to drama school students about what it’s like to graduate into the entertainment industry at a time when theatres have closed, events have been cancelled and productions have come to a halt. Then she speaks to Ameena Hamid, a theatre producer and Jenna Boyd, a West End actress about their experiences in the industry and the advice they would give to recent graduates navigating the start of their careers. 🎓✨

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