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Other links at Acting Schools, Classes & Training > New York Acting Classes & Schools |
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The Jason Bennett Actor's Workshop
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The Jason Bennett Actor's Workshop provides professional training for the working actor. Jason Bennett provides personal attention to actors of all backgrounds, from the beginner to the seasoned professional.
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Capes Coaching: Empowering Actors
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Capes Coaching was established to create the Empowered Actor: industry success through personal success and practical, strategic planning. Private coaching, audition training, and the most complete on-camera class in New York - whatever your career needs, we can provide the tools, advice, and resources.
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Cold Reading Workshop with Elizabeth D'Onofrio
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Renowned Acting Coach Elizabeth D'Onofrio will be instructing a one-day workshop in NYC on June 6, 2009.
The workshop will be held on Saturday from 1pm - 5pm. The location will be at The Tank, 354 W. 45th Street between 8th and 9th. See www.thetanknyc.org for directions. For more information about Elizabeth and registration please see, www.donofrioe.com/workshops.html
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Actors Conservatory
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Actors Conservatory, a method acting school, is one of New York's finest actors' training programs. Founded and lead by Elaine Aiken and Lily Lodge, Actors Conservatory has trained many of today's most noted performers. Private in Public Theatre, a not-for-profit organization, grew out of the work of Actors Conservatory. Founded in 1991, Private in Public returns actors to the community at large to perform in schools and hospitals.
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Howard Meyer's Acting Program
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Sanford Meisner, a great 20th-century acting teacher, defined acting as "the art of living truthfully in imaginary circumstances." In our classes we help you foster a connection to your truths; what you value and where you feel deeply. You will learn how to apply these insights to the creative process of acting, wherein you will realize the joy of full creative expression. We draw on an array of exercises developed by the best theater minds of the 20th-century to help you build a craft that is personal and accessible.
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