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What I do... (Actor, director, designer, teacher etc?): Actor, singer, musician, songwriter, lyricist.

My Quick CV: Many years experience in theatre, fringe and west end, also cabaret.
I act, perform songs, monologues, play guitar and ukulele and write songs. I started my career in 1964 with the 'Black and White Minstrel Show' through west end shows, recording, cabaret, fringe theatre plays and one-man shows. Give me a space somewhere and I'll give you a show. To see a larger selection of my videos copy and paste the following url: http://www.thehomevideotalentshow.com/Eric/Eric

The first thing that inspired me in theatre...: Musicals.

My favourite theatre something is...: In the round, close proximity to audience.

The thing that annoys me about our industry...: Too much of a closed shop.

My website: http://www.thehomevideotalentshow.com

Another website I'd like to plug: http://uk.castingcallpro.com/updateall.php

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Hi to British Theatre. Congratulations on reaching 500 membership. Now on to a thousand. Onwards and upwards. Eric.

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At 11:02am on June 17th, 2008, Stuart Allen said…: Hi Eric. I had an email to say you had left a comment on my blog about the Elaine Paige Masterclass but when I went to read it there was no comment. Very odd.

At 6:44pm on April 30th, 2008, glennon anderson said…: Thanks eric....i'll have a gander!
xxx

At 3:52pm on April 17th, 2008, Colin Chaston said…: Hi Eric, Kim said you called this morning. I don't have your phone number to call you back. Can you call me back after 5.30 this afternoon or this evening.
Many thanks
Colin

At 1:47am on April 17th, 2008, Robert Smith said…: Hi Eric,

Love your split screen video.

Cheers, Bob

At 6:05pm on April 11th, 2008, Colin Chaston said…: Hi Eric

Thanks for responding to my blog, in fact you given me much food for thought. I need to ask you a question. If you were given the opportunity to have your musical produced at a West End Theatre, with a full orchestra, a professional cast, director and desingers etc for say 3 performances how much would you be prepared to pay knowing that you could possibly recoup some, if an overall profit were made by the cooperative of people like you and I?

At 7:42pm on March 25th, 2008, Colin Chaston said…: Hi Eric
Your videos are great, I've watched them all and they always bring a smile to my face. Best regards Colin

At 10:52pm on November 6th, 2007, Scene4 Magazine said…: Hello...
Good to meet you.
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At 11:37am on August 14th, 2007, Stephanie Connell said…: Thank you very much for your sweet comments Eric, they are greatly appreciated.

At 8:39am on August 10th, 2007, Actors-On-Tap said…: Hi Eric, Sorry I did not have my name included originally. Just learning the site. I am Terence Doyle. And I am on AOT. As for your message re the site, all very fair observations. Except I know from working in the film business and running a film magazine that many casting directors are NOT finding the actors they want through agents and Spotlight. Many do, yes. But there are many more casting people than ever before and many of them are looking for fresh faces. And they do use AOT. They like it because it takes them no time at all to search for actors. You are wrong to suggest it takes a long time to go through AOT's CVs. It's just a simple click and they can see the faces. They only need to spend more time if they like the look of someone. And the site is also useful for people looking for unusual characteristics. Whatever, the primary function of the site is to give actors a web presence simply and inexpensively. It is a way to promote themselves. The fact that they are linked to other actors and that that attracts casting people is a bonus. If you could like to try the site. I would be happy to give you a discount. You and anyone else from British Theatre who contacts me via the site before the end of August. Again thanks for your interest. Terence

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