Wisdom and workshop — the world of voice acting
02.28.2019 | Stephen Alexander, Theatre ManagerPortland-based performer Mary Mac to present seminar on rarely-seen world of voice artistry, and vocal and dialect coaching.
Portland-based performer Mary Mac to present seminar on rarely-seen world of voice artistry, and vocal and dialect coaching.
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