In episode 092, fellow actor, Harry Waller, joins us to discuss his acting career, among many other things! Harry shares why it is so important to have specificity and focus in your career, how acting is about humanity and human interaction, and how acting has the power to challenge your identity. Harry also explains why it's so important to believe in yourself and to never belittle the work that you do. Lastly, Harry emphasizes the importance of creating our own work.

To learn more about Harry, please visit his website at http://itsharrywaller.com/ or on Instagram @harry_waller_. You can also learn more about his company by visiting https://www.facebook.com/bardcity.

Harry is a British actor now living in NYC. In the UK, Harry has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company & in London’s West End and at many of the UK’s top regional theatres. Since moving to NYC in 2017 he has appeared Off-Broadway in Puffs (New World Stages) and with New York companies like Life Jacket Theatre Company (America Is Hard To See) and The Shakespeare Forum (Lear). Most recently he played Peter in Life Jacket’s newest project “The Gorgeous Nothings“ in association with Tectonic Theatre Project. In 2019 Harry became an Associate Director of Bard City, a theatre company run by RSC Director Owen Horsley - the company is based in both NYC and London, with a focus on training and education in classical theatre and developing new and innovative responses to Shakespeare. In May he will be taking his cabaret-play “The Feste Show” to the Brighton Fringe Festival.