Sydney Lemmon brings her authentic charm and deep insight to this conversation, sharing her journey from growing up in an entertainment family to her Broadway role in the thought-provoking play JOB. With an impressive background that includes rigorous training at the Yale School of Drama and roles in hit shows like Fear the Walking Dead, Hellstrom, and Succession, Sydney opens up about the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in acting. She offers a candid look at how she balances the demands of heavy roles, the importance of self-care routines, and the role mentors have played in shaping her path. Her dedication to her craft shines through as she shares advice for aspiring performers about staying committed and following their passion.

We dive deep into what it means to stay grounded while navigating the highs and lows of a performer's life. Sydney’s genuine approach to handling intense roles, coupled with her light-hearted love for reality TV, makes her journey relatable and inspiring. She reminds us that while the road may be tough, it’s filled with unexpected moments of joy, growth, and self-discovery. Whether you're looking for insight into the acting world or simply want to be inspired by someone who’s living her dream, this episode has something for you.

Sydney Lemmon is a talented actress with a rich background in both stage and screen. She earned her master's degree from the Yale School of Drama, where she was the recipient of the Julie Harris Scholarship. Sydney made her Broadway debut alongside Uma Thurman in The Parisian Woman and has captivated audiences with roles in Fear the Walking Dead, Hellstrom, and Succession. As a singer and guitarist, she also writes music with her brother, actor Jon Lemmon. Currently, she stars in the provocative Broadway play Job, which has been extended through October 27th.

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