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EPISODE · May 4, 2023 · 31 MIN

Teaching is like witchcraft!

from Stables Theatre Hastings · host Stables Theatre Hastings

Chris New not only has three plays gracing The Stables' stage this year, he's been running a series of actors' workshops too that he's found rewarding in a number of ways: "I'm learning more than you are," he tells his students. Here Chris talks to Stuart Baillie about his love for teaching and how it helps him understand himself as an actor.

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