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Our purpose is to provide young artists with the tools to succeed as working actors, musicians and writers in the theater community. Through classes in playwriting, acting and improvisation students are exposed to fundamental theater arts techniques designed to build confidence, explore self-expression, empower their creative voice and instill professionalism. Our staff, all working professionals, create a positive, nurturing and fun environment allowing both beginning and advanced theater students to work creatively as an ensemble. Developing Artists' teachers have worked both on and off-Broadway, in television, film and have taught for NYU's Creative Arts Team, HAI, Lee Strasberg Institute, Bronx Writers Center and George Street Playhouse. Class size is limited to ensure the individualized attention and support needed for young developing artists.
ACTING SCHOOL:
CLASSES ARE BACK IN SESSION!
DEVELOPING ARTISTS IS NOW REGISTERING FOR ‘09 SPRING!
Our Acting Studio provides young artists with the tools to succeed as working actors, musicians, and writers in the theatre community. Through our theatre studio students are exposed to fundamental theater arts techniques designed to build confidence explore self-expression, empower their creative voice and instill professionalism. Developing Artists believes in educating its students through a myriad of techniques and approaches to acting. Our classes are small to insure that each student works every class and receives the individual attention they need.
Developing Artists’ Staff create a positive, nurturing, and fun environment allowing both beginning and advanced theatre students to work creatively as an ensemble. Developing Artists teaching staff operates on a rotating basis, giving students the opportunity to work with a different resident instructor each session. All of our staff are working professionals appearing on film, television, and both on and off Broadway. They have taught for NY’s Creative Arts Team, HAI, The Lee Strasberg Institute, and George Street Playhouse. There’s a reason why distinguished artists such as Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Judy Reyes, Daphne Rubin-Vega, & John Patrick Shanley endorse Developing Artists and reside on its advisory board: our teaching staff are their associates and colleagues, who they trust and know have the credentials properly instruct the next generation of artists.
Spring 2009 Courses:
March 28 - June 20
Spring classes are held once a week on Saturday and consist of 12 sessions
10am – 1pm
Basic Acting Ages 10 – 13
Gives young performers the opportunity to learn beginning acting techniques and theatre vocabulary through artistic exploration. Students will be free their creativity while learning the basics of scene study and character development. Basic acting will conclude with an open class in which student students can share their work with their parents and friends. Class size is 6 – 14 students.
Theater Studio Ages 14 – 17
Focuses on character development through exploring various approaches to creating a role. Students will incorporate theater games, observation technique, vocal work, and sense memory in creating monologues and scenes. This class is perfect for beginning actors looking to gain technique as well as advanced students interested in diving into a role. Theater Studio will conclude with a scene night. Class size is 6 – 14 students
Weekly Workshop:
March 28 - June 20
2pm – 3:30pm
Weekly workshops are a series of special classes taught by artists from around Manhattan and the outer boroughs. Past workshops have been taught by Phillip Seymour Hoffman (Capote), John Ortiz, Stephen Adly Guirgis, etc. Weekly workshops are only available to those who register for the full package.
*. Note: Developing Artists reserves the right to cancel any class that does not reach the minimum requirements.
HURRY AND SIGN YOUR CHILD UP TODAY!
212.929.2228
info@developingartists.org