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  • The Visit is committed to decolonizing actor training by blending indigenous heritage with spiritual practices, creating a transformative space for performers. Through innovative workshops, residencies, and collaborations, artists unlock their full creative potential, tapping into deeper emotional and physical expression. Discover more about how The Visit fosters a holistic, decolonized approach to theater and acting.

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  • The Theatre of Others is an international theater company co-founded by Dr. Budi Miller. It focuses on creating intercultural and immersive theatrical experiences that challenge conventional boundaries and engage deeply with social and political themes. Through workshops, performances, and collaborations, the company fosters community-based theater that integrates diverse artistic traditions and decolonized practices.

    The Theatre of Others

  • Fitzmaurice Voicework integrates breath, body, and emotional expression to help performers unlock their natural voice and creative potential. It’s used globally by actors, singers, public speakers, and therapists to enhance vocal freedom. Dr. Budi Miller serves as the Director of Advanced Training, contributing his expertise to further develop this innovative approach to voicework.

    Fitzmaurice Voice Institute

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