Performing Passions

Performing Passions is a podcast that celebrates the wonderful world of the performing arts. Each episode features inspiring conversations with people from across the industry as they share their journeys, the positive impact the arts have had on their lives, and advice for young people who are just starting out or looking to take their next steps in the performing arts.

Some of our guests also bring extensive experience working with neurodivergent students, offering invaluable insights into inclusive practice and the importance of supporting every young person’s creative potential.

Hosted by Thomas Grimwood, a 2024 Diana Award recipient, Performing Passions is driven by Thomas’s deep love for the performing arts and his dedication to helping young people find a sense of belonging and a place where they can truly express who they are.

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Performing Passions with Beth Gavin

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In this first episode of Performing Passions, Thomas Grimwood is joined by Beth Gavin, an inspiring Drama and LAMDA teacher. With extensive experience working with neurodiverse students, Beth brings a thoughtful and inclusive approach to everything she does.

Beth shares what makes teaching LAMDA so rewarding, talks through the learning process, and highlights how performing arts can empower young people, helping them grow in confidence, expression, and self-belief.

This episode offers insight, encouragement, and a celebration of the transformative power of performing arts education.

To get connected with Beth, find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beth_gav

To get connected with Thomas, find him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grimwoodthomas?igsh=MWhvd2FpcjZ0MHJoag==

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