Through my actor’s training in voice and movement at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama and subsequent 10-year career as an actor at some of the leading theatres in the world I have the knowledge, practical tools and techniques you need to present and deliver with confidence.

We all have our own set of ‘pain points’, the physical, vocal and psychological stoppers that get in the way of our delivering with impact. It might be the lump in your throat that traps your voice when you give a presentation or speak publicly, or a fear of standing up in public to speak, which is often rooted in a past experience that has put you off for life. Perhaps you struggle to hold the listener’s attention and feel you stay stuck on one note or trail off without dynamism.

We all want to engage of our audience, to take them on a journey with us and ideally to excite and enthral them on the way. But how?

As you progress in your career you are expected to be able to present, pitch or give key note speeches with confidence and a common misconception is that you are either born a talented communicator or not. Actually, anyone can be a powerful communicator. The skills to combat what is getting in your way can be learnt and are transferrable from the actor’s world to the corporate.

Performing in many of the world’s leading theatres including The National Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and in London’s West End, I know how to engage an audience, to hold their attention and take them on a journey using my voice, physicality and expression. Get in touch and let me show you how!