Both Feet LIVE
Sharing the unseen.
Inside Out
Both Feet work from the inside out – we challenge, unfold and share – and Both Feet LIVE is a reflection of that process. Led by Steph we’ll be bringing what happens on the inside of our training space to you on the outside.
Together we’ll explore connection as humans and as actors, what gets in our way and how beautiful it is when we let ourselves.
Sharing
Both Feet LIVE isn’t about sharing a polished piece or perfection, it’s about the exploration, rawness and vulnerability of the journey whilst still being excellent viewing.
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We use exercises based upon Meisner’s teachings to expand you as an actor, but our classes are about much more than just learning the exercises.
Who's it for?
Anyone.
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Maybe you're interested in our work.
Maybe a friend / family member is one of our actors and you want an insight into their world.
Maybe you're simply curious about what actors get up to!
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Join us, we'd love to welcome you.
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And if you want to be an actor in it, you'll need to be actively in training with us and ready for the challenge!
"I came feeling flat and left so inspired. I'm not an actor but I'd love to do some Meisner connecting"
"Well done brilliant Steph. Your genius shone through for everyone to see."
We launched in 2024 and travelled to...
Leeds Playhouse
The Hen & Chicken's Theatre, London
The Kings Arms, Salford
We are already preparing for 2025 so...
watch this space!
With thanks to photographers James Melia (Manc and Leeds) and Larissa Pinkham (London).
"I really enjoyed Both Feet Live. As just a "normal" human being and not an actor, it was really interesting to see what goes into preparing an actor for their performance. Lots of laughs, lots of welling up (cried 30 seconds into the first "performance"!), and lots of raw emotion from both the actors and the audience. Steph was really engaging with the audience, and I felt truly involved with the piece. Loved it! 10/10 would see it again!"
"Both Feet Live is an amazing peak behind the scenes at how actors learn and develop their craft. Watching professional actors taking risks and having the courage to be vulnerable in front of a live audience is surprisingly moving and, at times, thrilling. Not only is this a thoroughly entertaining night at the theatre, but it’s also a unique opportunity to see the hard work that goes into producing an apparently effortless performance."
