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Toria recalls dancing around her living room to Simon and Garfunkel, and insisting on learning to play the piano - with no urging from her parents. Critiquing her dad’s acting skills at the age of three, Toria went on to explore the world of improvisation at university and trying her hand at directing with her very understanding group of friends. As she continued to explore her craft, working freelance in different capacities, she hid her illness with ME until she realised she had to adapt her ways of working. Toria went on to co-found HERA with Linda Hirst and Simone Ibbettt-Brown, an intersectional feminist company making and touring inclusive opera and music theatre by women and gender-minoritised artists. Toria speaks openly about the highs and lows of navigating her path through the industry.

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Charlaine is perhaps Longwood's most honored student-athlete in golf or any other sport.  The four-time All-American won three individual and two team Division II National Golf Coaches Association championships.  A native of South Africa, she is a Class A LPGA Teaching and Club Professional.  

-Alex tells a story about Dynamo before he was famous at a high fashion store

-Alex along with Daniel Garcia & worked on Dynamo’s television show-

-Alex discusses Damien Hirst “The World’s Most Successful Artist” & his artwork-

-Bob Ross-

-You can’t do torn & restored bill in some countries due to plastic currency-

-Alex has bought overpriced teddy bears from every airport for the wife-

-Red & Blue bikes are the choice for most magicians

The most notorious artist to emerge in the late 1980s and early 90s, Damien Hirst produces work that not only seduces his viewers but also forces them to confront the inevitability of their own mortality. Using dead animals, diamonds and human skulls as his materials, Hirst neatly calculates to offend, provoke and dazzle. Join our hosts as they peel back the layers of his most significant work.

Jimmy attended the press room roundtables for the hit History Channel show Vikings. Cast and producers were in attendance and we chatted with Travis Fimmel, Katheryn Winnick, Alexander Ludwig, Clive Standen, and Michael Hirst. Probably one of the best press rooms of the convention in regards to how well they treated media. They provided beer, wine, sodas, snacks, etc! Of course, chatting with the talent was the big draw but always nice to have a beer as you chat. Thanks, History Channel! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

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