Juliet has been recognised for her dedication and commitment to teaching acting and voice coaching and featured in New Zealand media as well as a recent editorial down by ShoutoutLA . This will be shared soon.

There is also a Stuff article, where she speaks with reporter Eva Corlett to discuss what compelled her to become an acting coach, how she shifted her method of teaching from intellectually to physically, as well as what the most rewarding parts of her work are - especially when it comes to students starting to trust and have faith in their own talents and abilities.

Discover how she treats actors like dancers, teaching them to exercise the emotional responses they are having to a text without the need to ‘act’ in the typical sense of the word, and how her students become more alive in their imaginations and performances.

Not only this, Juliet explores the relevance that acting has in contemporary society on a community level and takes a keen interest in how community theatre allows expression for all different ethnic groups in the multicultural country of New Zealand, as well as helping to rid corporations of toxic work cultures through embracing acting skills and techniques.

You can read the articles below.

The most recent article below is an editorial from Feb 2023 by ShoutoutLA magazine