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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Andrew is a 2018 graduate from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). He joins us to chat about dealing with the loss of multiple professional performing projects before even beginning rehearsals, ways he has kept himself focused throughout lockdown and the significance of prioritising mental health and wellbeing within the arts industry and beyond.
*Trigger Warning* This episode briefly touches on suicide and mental health.
*Trigger Warning* This episode briefly touches on suicide and mental health.
English
United States
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