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$75 for a Six-Week Acting for Non-Actors Class at Bay Area Acting Studio ($275 Value). Four Locations Available.

Acting for Non-Actors
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VIKRAM
9 years ago
Great instructors and program. I had a lot of fun and learnings. Highly recommended.

Meisner-technique-trained instructors lead easygoing beginning acting classes that cover improv, scene work & basic camera exercises

Actors can communicate complex feelings in seconds, unlike supercomputers, which require volumes of binary coding just to express simple disdain. Succeed where the machines failed with this Groupon.

$75 for a Six-Week Beginning Acting for Non-Actors Class ($275 Value)

Acting for Non-Actors gives the stage-curious a taste of the craft in fun, supportive classes. 90-minute sessions delve into improv exercises, basic camera work, and scene work, aiming to build onstage connections, staying in the moment, and shedding self-consciousness. The class is designed to accommodate absolute beginners, though it is slightly more challenging than Non-Acting for Non-Actors. Check the schedule for available sessions.

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Promotional value expires Dec 31, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Registration required; subject to availability. Must be 18 or older for adult class. Valid only for Acting for Non-Actors Level 1 class. Classes must be used by the same person. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Acting for Non-Actors

Trained by legendary acting teacher Sanford Meisner, Christy English Wioncek opened the Bay Area Acting Studio to teach a new generation of actors how to—in the words of her mentor—"live truthfully under imaginary circumstances." Her stable of equally Meisner-steeped instructors leads classes including introductory adult courses, intensive courses for working thespians, and children's classes for young'uns looking to break into the industry early or convince babysitters they've been diagnosed with a life-threatening ice-cream deficiency.

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