Living the Dream Acting the Podcast!!

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Big News:

 Podcast drops this Wednesday!!

Livingthedreamacting.com is now releasing a Podcast - It's for Actors, by Actors, about Acting. I'll be interviewing actors, writers, directors and all of those involved in the performing arts from stage to screen, including those performers living in the Regions. You don't want to miss it!

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