Welcome to the final episode of The Actor's Waiting Room Season 2.
This week I am joined by my creative community and great friends. Josie Bergman, Brittni Shaw and Naomi Bell.

Join us for a slightly chaotic Christmas episode where we talk about when we found out Santa wasn't real, family traditions and a unsuccessful Christmas quiz.

I want to thank you all for the support you have given the podcast and I will see you in the new year!

After opening up her own private practice as a trained family therapist, Jennifer Manocherian committed career suicide by becoming a theatre
producer. Over the years she was involved in producing over thirty shows on
Broadway, off Broadway, one in London. At the same time, she returned to
writing. She wrote books of two musicals, both of which have been filmed for
streaming.

I got to speak to Jennifer about a wide variety of creative subjects that can benefit any creative and inspire anyone who thinks that they can't enter this weird and wonderful industry.


Website: www.jennifermanocherian.net
and www.newyorkstageandfilm.org ebsite 2:
Instagram: @jennifermanocherian

I am with the fabulous Deborah Groves this week talking about Dyslexia.

Deborah is a mentor and coach for creatives who are neurodivergent and has worked across some big theatre companies such as The Globe, The National Theatre, The Almedia and The Royal Shakespeare Company. This episode is very close to my heart as I am dyslexic myself and have wanted to raise awareness for this in the creative industry for quite some time now. I hope this episode achieves that either by helping those who are dyslexic understand themselves a bit better or making others aware that there is more than one way to to teach someone who is neurodivergent.

Deborah's book 'The Dyslexic Actor' by Nick Hern's books will be published later next year for those seeking more advice.

https://www.deborahgroves.com/