Eva de Dominici is most recently known for her role as Nadia on the series the Cleaning Lady. We connect with the lovely and down to earth Argentine actor as she recounts her first auditions in the US, overcoming her discomfort of presenting herself and introductions in “the room” for auditions (pre-COVID), her struggles while building her English vocabulary, and the realization that her fumbles made her so much more competent for the next audition.

Eva gets vulnerable and shares her trials as a young mother trying to make it as an actor with a newborn, and how vulnerability itself is the key to being flexible during auditions. And FINALLY she gets to dishing about her juicy role of Nadia on the Cleaning Lady. She shares her preparations, her aspirations, and the sometimes-misaligned realities of network TV.

We get a chance to catch up with California native, Natalee Linez shares her experiences of support at the Kahnstitute, and Patrice corroborates the need for having a self-tape committee. She dishes about coaching with Lesly (and her fab staff of coaches), daring to suck, and bringing your “special sauce” to the room. Natalee is a generous spirit and during her work on the series Siren developed her M.A.G.I.C. Mornings method. She shares her experience researching and developing this method based on high performers. Eventually, we get into the Power III: Raising Kanan audition/role.

Fun moment: Patrice asks, “What does your special sauce take like?” Natalee gives a great answer. But we wanna know what does YOUR special sauce taste like?

Natalee Linez is known for her role on the series Siren, and most recently for her work on Power III: Raising Kanan.

Social Media links: @nataleelinez @mymagicmornings mymagicmornings.com