About me
My name is Nora Perone – I am a professional performer, coach, and late-diagnosed ADHDer.
Originally from West Virginia (of “Country Roads” fame), I grew up performing and teaching with local theatre groups before being awarded a scholarship to West Virginia University’s conservatory acting program. After graduating summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, I moved across the pond to complete a Master of Arts in Music Theatre at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Since then, I have been recognised internationally for my work as a performer, producer, and acting coach, including an endorsement for an Exceptional Talent visa from Arts Council England. I have also gained valuable experience coordinating and facilitating drama-based training programmes for a range of corporate clients, with a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
I received my ADHD Works coaching certification in March 2025, and am now continuing my training with the ADD Coaching Academy (ADDCA) and logging hours towards ICF and PAAC accreditation. During this period, I am offering a limited number of ‘pay what you can’ spaces to make ADHD coaching more accessible to anyone who would benefit from it. I am particularly interested in working with performers and creatives – if that’s you, and cost is a barrier, please get in touch.
When I’m not coaching, you can usually find me singing showtunes, watching romcoms (and talking about them on my podcast), strolling through a London park, or laughing at my own jokes.
Services
ADHD Coaching
Develop techniques to work with your brain instead of against it, building executive functioning skills in areas such as self-awareness, organisation and planning, memory, motivation, and emotional regulation.
Acting Coaching
Set aside time to prepare for an audition or performance, test out some new material, or hone your skills with a deep dive into a scene, song, or monologue in a supportive, neurodivergent-friendly environment.
For individuals or pairs. Group workshops on request.