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Fundraising for Alder Hey Children's Hospital (Liverpool) Charity - and keeping fit in isolation by attempting to tap dance for 5 minutes a day. Donation website: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/FlloydKennedy
Fundraising for Alder Hey Children's Hospital (Liverpool) Charity - and keeping fit in isolation by attempting to tap dance for 5 minutes a day. Donation website: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/FlloydKennedy
Fundraising for Alder Hey Children's Hospital Charity, which supports the wonderful work of the Hospital. I'm tap-dancing every day to raise £260. The donation website is https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/flloydkennedy. Thank you so much. xxx
Day 2 of Flloyd (with 2 Ells) #TwoPointSixChallenge: to tap dance for 5 minutes a day to raise £260 for the Alder Hey Children's Hospital. Please donate whatever you can. VirginMoney FundRaiser https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/FlloydKennedy
I'm tap dancing for 5 minutes a day to raise money for the Alder Hey Children's Hospital. Please donate if you possibly can. https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/FlloydKennedy
Flloyd (with 2 Ells) and Teddy Edward demonstrate The Corona Couch Exercise, as instructed by The Crackup Sisters.
Dame June Bloom (aka Flloyd Kennedy) shares 2 of Shakespeare's Sonnets. No 23 "As an unperfect actor on the stage" - and why actors love this one, and No 65 "Since brass, nor stone, nor earth nor boundless sea" because now...
Fairy Bessie executes the Chair Exercise, as instructed by doyennes of daring do: The Crackup Sisters
Flloyd demonstrates a lovely deep breath that will give your lung support muscles a healthy workout
new song, Sometimes I Think, by Flloyd (with 2 Ells) Kennedy. Sing along, share the love. Write your own verses, and pop them in the comments below. Together, we could create a very thoughtful song indeed!
A song by Flloyd (with 2 Ells) Kennedy to sing while you do your exercises. Check out Coronavirus (Covid-19) at the National Health website. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
Scenes from "Essence of Life", "Write up your street", "I'm Not Here", "The Baby Whisperer"
Flloyd performs the poem "Obsession", and sings "The Singing Beetle" at the Liver Bards open mic event, Ma Boyle's, Liverpool, 3 Dec 2019. Please subscribe if you'd like to hear some more of my poems and songs. Just click on my photo at the end of the video.
Flloyd (with 2 Ells) performs The Bottom Line at the Liverpool Fringe Takeaway, November 2019
A poem from the series “Grouchy Old Woman”, written and performed by Flloyd Kennedy - that’s Flloyd with two Ells. Performed at A Lovely Word, 7 November 2019, Everyman Theatre Cafe.
Flloyd reads the poem "£3 a month", and performs the song "The Bottom Line"
Flloyd Kennedy, Being in Voice, invites you to think about your posture, and how good posture not only makes you look good, but also sound good.
Flloyd Kennedy (Being in Voice) tells it how it is. Projection is a misnomer, when what you actually need is a more powerful sound that attracts your audience, not a sharp sound that pins them against the back wall. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any of Flloyd's…
Flloyd Kennedy, Being in Voice has a bit of a rant over the use of the word 'projection'. You don't need to project, you need to share your voice, your ideas. If you'd like to be part of a pilot online course for pubic speakers, please fill in this little…
Flloyd Kennedy (www.being-in-voice.com) explains why we sometimes feel silly, or goofy when we work on our voices, making unusual sounds, and how it is the actor's job to deal with this comfortably and effectively through training.
Tara responds to her first experience of voice training (non-singing) with Flloyd Kennedy, www.being-in-voice.com. Tara has had 2 years of Classical Indian singing training, but no actor training, or working on her speaking voice.
Yu Lin's first voice lesson: developing self awareness; sounding vibrations through the whole body from the centre (humming), opening out into a "Mah", enjoying both the sounding and the silence, retaining energy, engagement throughout. Applying the principles of this exercise to a short piece of text.
