Ray Porter from Ep. #16 talks text work in John Webster's The White Devil, a Jacobean play (right after Shakespeare). You'll hear Ray discuss: why this speech fascinates him, how language was the CGI of the day, why classical theatre and plays like this are still so relevant today. It's a great session and a wonderful discussion about theatre, politics, and acting!

Text Work: Webster's The White Devil with Ray Porter

In The Working Actor's Journey, hear from amazing teachers, role models, and mentors about their lifelong careers. Learn from those who have been acting professionally for decades—to see exactly how they approach the work, what decisions and resources have made the biggest impacts on their artistic lives, and to hear their struggles and successes in the business. How do great actors work? What do they actually do? Let’s find out. These conversations are a virtual toolbox for actors, full of techniques, advice, and lessons learned.

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Text Work: Webster's The White Devil with Ray Porter

Text Work: Webster's The White Devil with Ray Porter