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This is the final part of this incredible interview with Caroline.
She chats to me about being in a recording studio, what her favourite word is and why, her backstage rituals and so much more.

I have had the best time chatting with Caroline. I have laughed, had goosebumps, and I have been secretly fan girling this whole time!

Thank you so much for listening to this episode. Your support means the world to me.

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My interview with the fabulous Caroline O'Connor was so amazing that it went for 3 hours and I have had to break it up into parts.

This episode is part 2. If you haven't listened to part 1, you better do that now!!

In this episode we finally find out who she was in the bathroom with and you will never guess who!!

We touch on mental health and also go behind the scenes of Baz's Moulin Rouge.

Get excited its going to be awesome!

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This weeks episode was so amazing and went for so long that I had to break it up into 3 parts.
To be able to sit and chat with Caroline O'Connor has always been a dream of mine. If someone had have told me when I was 15 that this was going to happen I would have slapped them.
This chat is filled with heart warming moments, goosebump moments, and laugh out loud moments, all of which needed to be shared with you.

Caroline has such a fabulous resume. She has been in musicals such as Chicago, Anything goes, A Chorus Line and Anastasia just to name a few. She starred as Nini Legs in the air, in Baz Luhman's Moulin Rouge, Performed at the Tony Awards and had a little encounter with another Aussie celeb in the toilets of a theatre. You need to listen to find out who.

You can also purchase Caroline's solo albums:
A Tribute to Garland
What I did for love
A Tribute to Piaf
You can follow Caroline on instagram: @carolineoconnor

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Stay safe and I hope you enjoy.

In this episode I was super lucky to sit down with an idol of mine Chris Horsey.

Chris is one very talented Aussie, who has performed in musicals throughout the world such as Hot Shoe Shuffle, 42nd Street, Chicago, Guys and Dolls, and many more.
He starred in Bootmen the movie alongside Adam Garcia and Sam Worthington. Toured with Dein Perry's Tap Dogs, and is also a very talented writer, director and choreographer.

To sit down and chat to Chris was a dream come true. I had such a great time.

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In this episode, I get to sit down with a true Aussie icon. She has worked with some of the worlds best in performing arts, and film.

Kelley Abbey, is an actress, choreographer, singer and dancer. She has been a leading performer and choreographer in TV, film and musical theatre for more than 20 years.

She has performed in Fame, Grease the Area spectacular, Sweet Charity and Music man to name a few.

Kelley has choreographed for Funny Girl the musical starring Caroline O'Connor, Jesus Christ Superstar, Miracle City and Cabaret the Musical.
Abbey was honoured at the Choreography Media Honours in Los Angeles for her choreography in the Oscar winning feature Happy Feet. She was also head motion capture consultant on the film, ran "penguin school" and was the principal motion capture performer.

Kelley has teamed up with Louise Telford to create a book titled Light the Way. This book brings you interviews with some of Australia best in the industry. They share career highlights, insider tips, setbacks and incredible experiences of their time in the Australian performing arts.

You can purchase this book by clicking on the below link:
https://www.lightthewaydancecollective.com/shop

Kelley has wrapped up being a choreographer on Dancing with the Stars, so I am super grateful that she was able to take time out of her busy schedule to sit down and chat to me.

As always thank you for listening. Your support means the world to me.

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During this episode of the MPRSS Me Podcast we sit down to chat to Amy Harris about being promoted to Principal Artist, juggling being a mum and a professional dancer, ups and downs, and what the audition process is like at the Australian Ballet School.

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We go backstage with Locky as he tells us all about how he worked his way to dancing with some of the best artists in the world.This episode is super fun, and I laughed so much. Locky's energy and vibe is so infectious. Listen as he talks about performing in Wicked, working with Katy Perry, Britney Spears and JLo. Locky also opens up on struggles he faced, being bullied as a boy for dancing, and how he overcame this to reach his goals.Dont forget to like and subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode.Follow Empress on Instagram @empressdancewearFollow Locky on instagram @lockybrownlieFollow Tasmanian Dance Expo @tasmaniandanceexpoThank you so much to all our listeners for your support.

We sit down with Rebecca Davies, to discuss how she pioneered the internationally renowned Radar Technique. Bec chats to us about travelling the world, her stand out moments, frustrations, working with Abbey Lee Miller and the Dance Moms cast, her dog Cappuccino and she answers some questions sent in by our listeners.This episode is sponsored by Empress Dancewear.www.empressdancewear.comFollow Empress Dancewear on Instagram : @empressdancewearFollow Rebecca Davies on Instagram : @rebeccadavies_official

Welcome to the Empress Me podcast. We will be going backstage on all things dance industry related. Each week we will be chatting with some of the industry's best. Seeking out their advice, lessons learned, struggles and stand out moments. The Empress Me weekly episodes will launch in April. Be sure your following us on Instagram @empressdancewearso you don't miss out on any of the upcoming episodes and info relating to the podcast.