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Welcome to Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan. I'm so excited to be sharing my love of the entertainment industry with you. I'll be interviewing actors, musicians, choreographers, singers, lighting and stage tech, writers… Basically, if they've got anything to do with the entertainment industry, I'll be speaking with them. So come and join me, Me'sha Bryan on Stage & Screen.2025 Arte
  • Episode 25: Joseph Millson on Phantom, screen acting, and writing Miller Rose Roberts
    Oct 14 2026

    Joseph Millson on Phantom, screen acting, and writing Miller Rose Roberts

    Joseph Millson joins Me'sha Bryan to talk about playing Monsieur André in Phantom of the Opera's 40th anniversary run, the craft of acting on stage and screen, and the creative leap into writing his debut novel, Miller Rose Roberts. It's a candid conversation about staying loose, staying useful, and building a career that can survive the ups and downs of the industry. They discuss performance technique, voice care, flow state, method acting, and why writing has become an essential part of Joseph's creative life. He also shares the story behind Miller Rose Roberts—how a dog walk, an old mailbox, and a fascination with seven-year cycles sparked the book.

    Sound bites

    "There is such magic to musicals."
    "Concentrate on the other bugger."
    "Acting shouldn't be a chore."
    "Acting is just a game."
    "I am enjoying writing more."
    "What a great name for a girl."
    "You can't fake it though."
    "There's too much bullshit around."

    Chapters

    00:00 Meet Joseph Millson
    00:51 Playing Monsieur André in Phantom
    02:08 Voice care and musical theatre
    04:07 The live audience experience
    05:14 Phantom's anniversary filming
    06:30 Stage acting vs. screen acting
    07:56 Getting out of your own head
    10:46 Breath, relaxation, and flow
    11:27 The "robot" phase of screen acting
    13:40 Joseph's one-sentence acting advice
    15:30 Listening as an actor
    17:00 Meditation and performance
    18:44 Lessons from Peak Practice
    21:25 Method acting as play
    23:02 Transforming for The Chameleon
    25:04 Moving from acting into writing
    26:09 Studying screenwriting and making Signs of Life
    27:07 Why actors should write
    28:38 The inspiration for Miller Rose Roberts
    30:16 Miller's story and its seven-year structure
    31:45 Finding personal truths in fiction
    34:32 Writing the novel one chapter at a time
    35:49 Finishing the book through a difficult period
    38:14 The book launch and seeing a reader in public
    39:03 What's next in Joseph's writing career
    39:56 The realities of a long acting career
    41:14 Day jobs and making a life in the arts
    42:42 Staying creative between acting jobs
    45:36 Where to find Joseph and his projects

    @thatjosephmillson
    @millerroserobertsbook
    @signsoflifefilms

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    47 min
  • Episode 24: Steven Puri: From Tech to Film to Sukha
    Aug 11 2026
    In this conversation, Steven Puri shares his unique journey through the entertainment industry, from his early days in digital effects to becoming a senior executive at major studios. He discusses the importance of hard work, collaboration, and the pressures of working on blockbuster films. Puri also delves into the impact of AI on the industry, his transition to a more balanced family life, and the creation of his flow state app, Sukha, designed to help individuals achieve peak productivity. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the design and philosophy behind Sukha, an app aimed at enhancing focus and productivity. They discuss the importance of creating a friendly and supportive environment for users, the significance of achieving a flow state in work, and the challenges of distractions in modern life. The conversation also touches on the role of community in fostering motivation and the personal journey of naming the app, which reflects the essence of happiness and meaningful engagement in one's work. Takeaways Steven Puri's background in tech influenced his film career. The intersection of technology and creativity is crucial in modern filmmaking. Hard work and dedication can lead to recognition in the film industry. Collaboration is key in producing successful films. High-pressure environments require strong diplomatic skills. Celebrating achievements is important, even in a fast-paced industry. The Oscar nomination process involves both expert and popular votes. AI can enhance creativity but also poses challenges to traditional skills. Balancing family life with a demanding career is essential for personal happiness. The flow state can significantly improve productivity and creativity. Sukha is designed to be a friendly reminder to stay focused. Achieving a flow state can feel transcendent and energising. Distractions often come from responding to texts and notifications. Dropping into flow can take time, but practice makes it easier. Regular practice is essential for maintaining flow. Certain personality types, like creators and athletes, benefit more from flow states. Meaningful engagement is crucial for entering a flow state. The name Sukha means happiness in Sanskrit, reflecting the app's purpose. Community support enhances motivation and accountability. Real-life success stories highlight the app's positive impact on users. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Steven Puri's Journey 03:08 From Tech to Film: The Digital Effects Era 05:55 Climbing the Ranks: Hard Work and Recognition 08:59 The Collaborative Nature of Big Films 11:53 Navigating High-Pressure Environments 15:10 The Impact of Success and Celebrating Achievements17:48 Understanding the Oscar Process 20:52 AI in the Entertainment Industry: A Double-Edged Sword 24:01 Balancing Family Life and Career 27:01 The Birth of Sukha: A Flow State App 29:55 Exploring the Flow State Concept 35:43 Designing Sukha: A Friendly Approach to Focus 38:06 The Flow State: Achieving Transcendence in Work39:41 Understanding Distractions: The Battle for Focus41:43 The Practice of Flow: Building a Routine 43:54 Personality Types and Flow: Who Benefits Most? 45:57 Meaningful Engagement: Conditions for Flow 47:30 The Meaning Behind Sukha: A Journey to Happiness 53:57 Building Community: The Power of Connection 01:00:02 Real Stories: The Impact of Sukha on Lives The Sukha Company https://www.thesukha.co/ Me'sha Bryan's Links:Me'sha's website: https://www.meshabryan.com/ Me'sha Bryan Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/meshabryan/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/meshabryan Stage & Screen Link: Youtube - Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsP3kMmCnCwh08q3-4uPFtKLkwy2klA0G Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stageandscreenpodcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stageandscreenpodcast/
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  • Episode 23: Choreographer Mark Smith - How Deaf Men Dancing Is Changing the Theatre Landscape
    May 12 2026

    In this interview, Mark Smith shares his journey as an Olivier nominated choreographer, his creative process, and his inspiring work with Deaf Men Dancing. Discover insights into choreography, directing, and the importance of inclusion in theatre.

    Key Topics
    Deaf choreography and dance Collaboration between deaf and hearing artists
    Theatre directing and choreography process
    Inclusion and diversity in the arts Impact of awards and recognition in theatre

    Sound Bites
    "Preparation before rehearsals is crucial."
    "Theatre projects were on hold due to COVID."
    "Dancers only count from one to eight."

    Chapters
    00:00 Choreographing with Non-Dancers
    03:04 Collaboration in the Rehearsal Room
    06:01 Navigating Director and Choreographer Dynamics
    09:00 The Role of Movement Director vs. Choreographer
    12:01 The Evolution from Rehearsal to Stage
    15:12 Signature Styles and Personal Growth
    18:03 Recognition and Achievements in Choreography
    28:58 The Journey to Acceptance in Theatre
    31:34 Breaking Stereotypes: Being a Deaf Choreographer
    34:57 The Impact of Awards and Recognition
    38:49 The Birth of Deaf Men Dancing
    46:39 Transitioning to Directing: New Horizons
    50:17 Upcoming Projects and Future Aspirations

    Mark Smith's Links
    Mark Smith's Personal Website - https://www.marksmithchoreographer.co.uk/
    Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/marksmithchoreographer/
    Twitter - https://x.com/marksmith_prod

    Deaf Men Dancing (DMD) Links
    Deaf Men Dancing Official Website - https://www.deafmendancing.com/
    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/deafmendancing
    Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deafmendancing/

    Me'sha Bryan's Links:
    Me'sha's website: https://www.meshabryan.com/
    Me'sha Bryan Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/meshabryan/
    LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/meshabryan

    Stage & Screen Link:
    Youtube - Stage & Screen with Me'sha Bryan https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsP3kMmCnCwh08q3-4uPFtKLkwy2klA0G

    Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stageandscreenpodcast
    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stageandscreenpodcast/

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