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Acting Class - How to achieve Internal Motivation
Wed, Mar 06, 2019 -
Internal Motivation
Wed, Aug 22, 2018 -
More 'Outside-In'
Wed, Aug 22, 2018
Exploring monologues and scenes from the works of Aeschylus, Euripides, Shakespeare, Moliere, the Restoration, Ibsen and Chekhov. The Greeks teach us stature and depth, Shakespeare provides us with flexible and responsive voice and speech, the Restoration dramatists and Moliere offer precise physical life, gesture and control.
All these lessons can be directly applied to contemporary work and film as you expand range, depth, awareness, intensity. Developing the skills necessary to accomplish the classics also serves to extend career longevity and the ability to play a wide variety of roles.
Furthermore, this is vital training is usually kept within the walls of the top conservatory programs. Gain power and precision, depth and flexibility. Study the classics!
1st 8 weeks: $440.; 2nd 8 weeks: $400.
10% Early Bird, Multi-class and Couples Discounts are available
Early Bird discount for current and former students ends 12/15 at midnight
Write to [email protected] or call 805.451.6789 to register, ask any questions or to schedule an interview.
N.B. All courses progress in a logical and consecutive sequence. Furthermore, students are frequently turned away once the maximum number of participants has been reached. For these reasons, students who begin the session agree to complete the entire session and are, therefore, financially responsible for that session.
"Throughout his work with the PSO he exercised his exceptional taste, knowledge and expertise in both the fields of drama and music. Working closely with Peter was among the most personally enjoyable and rewarding experiences I've had in my long tenure with the (Pittsburgh) Symphony. Whether partnering on selecting repertoire, writing and editing scripts, or brainstorming the complex elements that made these evenings memorable, I always found Peter to be a great co-worker, a warm and compassionate leader, and a man of broad knowledge and impeccable taste. He left a remarkable legacy at the CMU Drama School."Robert Moir, Vice-President for Artistic Planning