Jo Anne Newson BA Hons Perf Arts
LAMDA Performance Certificate in Speech & Drama, ADPA
Actor & Acting Coach, Singer, Voice Over Artist, Drama School & Scholarship Coach
Public Speaking Coach, Medical Training Role Player
Disability Awareness Trainer & Workshop Leader
Welcome
LAMDA is The London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art. It is one of the UK’s oldest and most respected awarding organisations.
I am offering the first online communication course and in-person training for corporate and public sector workers.
I offer private audition coaching for drama school and National Youth Theatre as well as for senior school scholarships.
I provide specialist coaching in Disability Awareness to raise acceptance and understanding in various settings.
I provide specialist coaching to trainee medical professionals to help them to communicate more effectively with patients.
I can help you to become a proficient and confident public speaker. I will work with you to tailor an approach that is unique to your needs.
I have trained in voice over at the City Lit College London on both radio and voice over.
I had been sent a last minute audition to self tape for quite a big TV project. Given very little time to prep before it had to be sent off, you can imagine I was very stressed and nervous. Joanne agreed to do a session with me on such short notice and was extremely friendly - she made me feel at ease straight away. We did a lot of character development and went over the sides. Her notes were clear and concise. She also gave me loads of mini exercises and tools that helped enhance my performance - many of which I will be taking away with me for the future. I am definitely someone who doubts themselves quite often, but what’s so refreshing is that Joanne constantly reminds you of self belief and confidence. Being in the industry for many years, she truly cares and understands us actors. She even agreed to give me feedback on the finished product. I would highly recommend Joanne to any actor, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out.
Mr Y, private pupil