School year is about to begin and master classes will be starting too! Hues Productions hosts Master Classes that range from 1-4 day intensives, or we go into schools with guest Artists from Broadway and West End. These classes can be strenuous on both the mind and the body, but mostly they provide helpful techniques that are extremely useful in the theatre, but also everyday life. How to Prepare for Class Of course, there are many uncertainties going to a new class, and our

Amanda Flynn is back talking about vocal health. Here she continues to go through her list with some great tips. If you are touring, in a new show, doing 8 shows or more a week - these tips and exercises will really help you. Panto season is fast approaching in Ireland and UK so start now to be in tip top shape. Contact Us Keep following us to learn more about what we offer. 'Ask Emily' will be returning soon. Click here to see what master class is coming up next. STAY TUN

Here is our first Online 'Ask Emily' V-log. We are so appreciative to Emily Loftiss taking the time out of her busy schedule to chat with us. We are excited to have her in the future as well. Below she talks about Auditions and what is important when your are presenting yourself as a whole package. From makeup, clothes, maintenance and to 'love auditioning.' She gave great tips for Men as well! We look forward to our next online chat and will keep you updated when the next

As a performer, everyone has dealt with some sort of rejection, whether it be from a performance, from fellow peers, or in one’s social life. In this blog, we share how to expect “no’s” and how to deal with them when they come. Understand It’s Part of the Territory You won’t get every single role you audition for. Unfortunately, directors have specific pictures in their minds of what each role comprises, and you may not fit the bill, despite being talented enough. But don’t l

We are excited to announce 'ASK EMILY' Coming up in Feb Emily Loftiss of 'Everyday Glam' will start to Collaborate with us on Fashion, Beauty and Theatre, film etc. Here is more information about her: Southern born Emily Loftiss is the "Queen of Everyday Glam!" A former pageant queen and Radio City Rockette, with a love for fake eyelashes and rhinestones. Emily's stand out, charming southern personality mixed with her love of fashion has sent her on a wild ride from fashion w

When you dedicate yourself to the arts, you become more well-rounded. Here’s a list of a few ways theatre kids succeed in everyday life. 1. Communication When you’re constantly practicing lines and working on the emotion behind the words, you become more natural at getting your point across. Theatre students understand where to put emphasis and emotion in their phrasing, and they do it quite successfully, due to all their practice. They are also naturally better at public spe

I wanted to bring up a life lesson that all of us can learn from. Thank you Chryssie Whitehead for bringing this to light. Poof's, as she refers to, are thoughts in our mind that can make or break us or another person. We have thousands of thoughts going through our mind all day. We also decide which thought will stay a thought and 'Poof' go away! Allowing the 'Poofs' to become verbal and out of our mouth could be Judgments. We can self judge or judge others, which in tur

This is a great Interview from Broadway World of my college mate and friend Colin Hanlon doing double duty during the holidays with 2 Broadway shows. Colin has had a great career being on Broadway, Off-Broadway, Broadway tours and also known from starring in and creating 'Submissions Only' & guest starring on the hit TV show Modern Family. By Courtney Savoia! It has been quite the whirlwind for the multi-faceted Colin Hanlon who spent this past holiday season taking on double

Here at Hues Productions, we do more than just bringing Broadway to Ireland; we help build the foundation for our students’ futures. Hard Work Pays Off Hues Productions puts on a series of intensives and Master Classes every year in which we connect dancing, singing, and acting students with professionals who use their expertise and unique methods to teach new tricks, provide fresh perspectives, and give a taste of what the world of Broadway and The West End is really like. A

When you dedicate yourself to the arts, you become more well-rounded. Here’s a list of a few ways theatre kids succeed in everyday life. 1. Communication When you’re constantly practicing lines and working on the emotion behind the words, you become more natural at getting your point across. Theatre students understand where to put emphasis and emotion in their phrasing, and they do it quite successfully, due to all their practice. They are also naturally better at public spe