Acting
Fundamentals of Classical Acting
An all-levels, in-person course exploring classical acting through voice, movement, rehearsal techniques, Shakespearean scenes and monologues.
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About this course
The course introduces core elements of classical actor training through practical exploration of voice, movement and acting technique. Participants work on scenes and monologues from Shakespeare, developing rehearsal methods informed by Stanislavski, Hagen and Meisner. Teaching takes place in a collaborative studio setting, with attention to characterisation, structure and rhythm in classical texts. The course also includes work on classical monologues and approaches to preparing them for performance.
What you'll learn
- Develop a structured approach to rehearsing classical material
- Analyse characterisation, structure and rhythm in classical texts
- Apply acting techniques associated with Stanislavski, Hagen and Meisner
- Perform classical monologues using an informed rehearsal process
Is this course right for you?
The course is intended for adults at all levels, including people new to acting and performance and actors looking to refresh or develop classical skills. Participation involves collaborative in-person work on scenes, monologues, voice, movement and rehearsal practice. Fluent, confident English is required.
- Suitable for people new to acting as well as actors developing classical skills
- Participants must be over 18
- No audition or selection process is required
Where this course runs
- Selected class
16 Chenies Street, London WC1E 7EX
London WC1E 7EX
Nearest station: Bloomsbury
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