Jon Mortimer in the vlog ‘The Artist’s Voice’

The Musicalschule Ahrensburg is delighted to present a special interview with the experienced musician and instructor Jon Mortimer. In Petra Sittig’s inspiring video series ‘The Artist’s Voice’, he talks about his long-standing career, his work as a teacher, and the challenges and opportunities that life on the stage brings.

The vlog ‘The Artist’s Voice’ is a platform for artists from the worlds of theatre, musicals, singing and the performing arts. Presenter Petra Sittig, herself a trained actress and coach, regularly invites fascinating guests to engage in in-depth conversations about art, creativity and personality. The focus is always on the person behind the art.

In the episode featuring Jon Mortimer, viewers gain a personal insight into the life of an artist who has already appeared in numerous international productions. Whether on stages in London, Germany or Austria – Mortimer knows the theatre business inside out. His particular strength, however, lies in sharing his experiences in an accessible and inspiring way.

Who is Jon Mortimer?

Jon Mortimer is originally from England and has been working for many years as a musician, composer, arranger and conductor in productions such as ‘CATS’, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ and ‘Music Rocks’. Alongside his stage work, he now works as an instructor and coach – including at the Musicalschule Ahrensburg.

In his work, Mortimer places great emphasis on authentic performance, vocal presence and individual artistic development. He draws on his in-depth knowledge of the British and international theatre scene – inspiring not only up-and-coming talent but also experienced colleagues.

The vlog “The Artist’s Voice” – Art. Voice. Personality.

Petra Sittig
, the founder and presenter of “The Artist’s Voice”, has created a stage for the voices behind the scenes with her programme. Each conversation is about more than just artistic achievements – it’s about attitude, emotion and inspiration
. The vlog is aimed at anyone interested in the performing arts, whether as an artist, a teacher or an enthusiastic audience member.

The conversations are characterised by depth and authenticity. Petra Sittig introduces her guests with great empathy and journalistic sensitivity – creating an atmosphere that invites listeners to listen and reflect. ‘The Artist’s Voice’ thus makes a valuable contribution to the visibility and appreciation of the performing arts in our society.

A conversation that inspires

The interview with Jon Mortimer
explores not only his impressive career but also his philosophy as a teacher and artist. What skills are needed to succeed on the stage? How does one remain creative and resilient in such a demanding profession? And why is it so important to nurture young talent not only technically but also personally?

For anyone involved in theatre, musicals or acting – whether as a performer or an audience member – this episode of “The Artist’s Voice” offers valuable insights. It inspires you to follow your own path with passion, discipline and heart and soul.

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The Musicalschule Ahrensburg – A centre for creative training

The Musicalschule Ahrensburg offers comprehensive training in singing, dance and acting for children, teenagers and adults. With a dedicated team of instructors, including Jon Mortimer, the school fosters the artistic development of its students and offers them numerous opportunities to showcase their talents on the stage.

The school places great emphasis on individual support and creates an inspiring learning environment in which every student can flourish. Through regular performances, workshops and projects, students gain practical experience and can continuously develop their skills.

Conclusion

Programmes such as ‘The Artist’s Voice’ make it clear that the performing arts thrive on personal stories, experiences and intergenerational exchange. Petra Sittig and Jon Mortimer demonstrate just how inspiring and relevant these conversations can be. The Musicalschule Ahrensburg is proud to have figures such as Jon Mortimer on its team – and is delighted to be able to make this valuable conversation accessible to a wide audience.