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| Both the art of acting convincingly and lying. Although ostensibly a course for those who wish to further their career in the performing arts (where magicians can make quite a splash considering the level of special effects they can usually muster) it is just as often taken by those who wish to learn how to pretend to be someone else convincingly off the stage as well. It also comes in handy when attempting to persuade someone of your point of view. | Both the art of acting convincingly and lying. Although ostensibly a course for those who wish to further their career in the performing arts (where magicians can make quite a splash considering the level of special effects they can usually muster) it is just as often taken by those who wish to learn how to pretend to be someone else convincingly off the stage as well. It also comes in handy when attempting to persuade someone of your point of view. | ||
| - | The course is run by Dame Tabitha Blake, who before embarking upon her teaching career was a famous star of the stage touring around many of the kingdoms of the known world - such were her talents in such demands. Rumours that she acted as a spy for various agencies under cover of her acting career are generally dismissed as being nonsense and poppycock - until you see just how convincing Dame Blake can be when she’s pretending to be one of the first year students during their first lesson.\\ | + | The course is run by Dame Tabitha Blake, who before embarking upon her teaching career was a famous star of the stage touring around many of the kingdoms of the known world - such were her talents in demand. Rumours that she acted as a spy for various agencies under cover of her acting career are generally dismissed as being nonsense and poppycock - until you see just how convincing Dame Blake can be when she’s pretending to be one of the first year students during their first lesson.\\ |
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