“You were once wild here. Don’t let them tame you.” – Isadora Duncan Theatre helps to build your child’s confidence Kai Tomizawa in “Junie B. Jones,” at Oregon Children’s Theatre…
Theatre in the time of COVID… Possible or not? Even in the pandemic, the magic of theatre doesn’t stop! In collaboration with the Haque Centre of Acting and Creativity (HCAC)…
Being Fun & Creative We get it, Singapore can be a tough place to live in with the constant stress and struggle. Being cooped up in the office all day…
Theatre, one of the oldest art forms in the world, is depreciating due to the lack of both performers and consumers. Aside from those who actively practice it, the public…
Rejection is often feared by many and despised by most, but it has proven to be beneficial towards us despite how much it hurts. Take it from us, actors face…
In honour of International Women’s Month, we asked 10 women to share how acting has empowered them and how being a part of the HCAC family has changed their lives.…
First runner-up for World’s Best Wife. Or not. Didn’t matter anyway. Because between being nice and being taken for granted sits a very, fine, line. Can you describe yourself in…
Trying something new is often intimidating; the fear of the unknown is perhaps what makes new experiences so frightening to so many people. For most of us, we have become…
Honesty Contrary to popular belief, acting is not about lying, but telling the truth. The commonly accepted definition of acting is “to behave truthfully under imaginary circumstances”. Actors need to…
1. Body Language The smallest things play a part in making your presence felt. Posture is one of them. Keeping your body upright and not slouching displays confidence and makes…
Corporate role play is a learner-centred method of staff training. Unlike book learning or sit-down workshops, it allows you to put yourself in situations you presently face or have not…