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William Shakespeare - Macbeth (Act 1, Scene 7) 

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William Shakespeare - Macbeth (Act 1, Scene 7) 

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The dichotomy of the characters Macbeth and his lady have always been fascinating to me in this scene. Whereas normally the man is expected to take charge and be reassuring of his lady that all will be well, it is instead down to Lady Macbeth to reassure her husband that their plan to assassinate Duncan will be successful. Her role as his wife can be played from so many different angles, be it a calm reassuring wife to an absolutely dominant one that could arguably be more of a man than Macbeth is at this point in the play. Definitely one to experiment and have fun with.

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For anyone who has wanted to try their hand at being the epitome of two-faced, playing the role of Jason is for you. His monologue towards Medea explaining his reasoning for wanting to marry someone else but also hoping to keep her around can easily be compared to the modern-day practice of having someone on the side. The balancing of Jason trying to alleviate his own guilt and retain the "moral high ground" by saying he will continue to help her however he can after leaving her while simultaneously not caring about all she has done for him whatsoever should be a challenge for any actor interested in this type of role.

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HI performed part of Martin's first speech as part of my graded Unit for HND.in 2015. Martin is a very excitable character and is eager to go on his first date with an online acquaintance. When I performed this speech I initially thought the text was quite light hearted but when I looked closely I realised that there were a lot of light moments but also a few dark moments so to anyone who might be considering this please try to use a mix of  light and shade when performing this

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This is a play I found over the summer and it really moved me. The character I'm giving here is that of The Bleeding One - who is a member of the chorus but also has a moving story of her own, which is true, the author has created the characters of the chorus from testimonials of women who have survived the most horrific things during war. I have attached her monologue but I highly recommend reading the entire play, it is harrowing and heartbreaking but something that needs to be read.