Pursuing Acting Later In Life with Special Guest - Duncan Hess

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This week we welcome another guest to the podcast – British actor, Duncan Hess.

Duncan first made a name for himself as a director, working for over 40 years making television for the BBC. Although acting was always his first love, it wasn’t until well into his late 50s that Duncan decided to pursue an acting career professionally.

After graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama, Duncan has worked steadily in theatre these past few years, and recently realised a long-held ambition of working at the National Theatre.

In our chat, we discuss where Duncan’s love of acting originated from, his experience of auditioning and studying at drama school, and what it’s been like finding his feet as an actor later in life.

In the second part of the episode, John shares a list of practical steps actors of any age can take to help break into the industry.

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