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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2026 · 43 MIN

Episode 44: Why Connor & Hudson Spark | Theatre Prof Explains On-Screen Chemistry

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Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams have been getting a lot of attention for their undeniable on-screen chemistry. At the same time, there’s an ongoing debate about chemistry in Wuthering Heights — and why some pairings spark while others fall flat. So what does “on-screen chemistry” actually mean? In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Sarah Bay-Cheng (University of Toronto) to unpack: • What really creates chemistry between actors • Whether chemistry can be taught or trained • Why presence and deep listening matter • How different acting methods shape connection • And whether AI could ever simulate it Is chemistry instinct? Technique? Or is there something about real human connection that simply can’t be manufactured? Let’s get into it 🎭✨

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