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Articulation Exercises
We love your natural accent and we know you do too. However some roles ask for non-regional American diction. If you'd like to add this style to your acting toolkit, this class will expand the range of roles you're considered for.
Taught by award-winning instructor Page Clements, Accent Reduction is personalized training to help you become a more versatile actor who can confidently transition between accents based on the demands of the role.
Accent Reduction is for you if...
Your regional accent is stopping you from booking the roles you want.
You are a non-native English speaker who wants to communicate more clearly You think you've got an American accent down but people are telling you otherwise.
After this course, you will…
Have a better understanding of your personal articulation weaknesses and a strategy for handling them Feel more comfortable when a Casting Director asks you to perform in a non regional American accent
Upcoming Dates
2:30pm - 4:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: PAGE CLEMENTS. Meets IN PERSON once a week on Tuesdays for 5 weeks.
Fee: $275/5 classes (plus $75 registration fee for new students)
In-Studio classes require proof of full vaccination before enrolling. Masks are encouraged but not required. We reserve the right to adjust these policies at any time. Click here to see our in-studio guidelines. Click here to see our in-studio guidelines.
Instructor: Page Clements
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- These are open level classes and no interview or audition are required. You can apply online.
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- Questions? Leave us a message at 212-741-0209 or send us an email at studio@TSchreiber.org
ACCOLADES
Page Clements served as an Associate Professor of Voice and Speech at AADA for 10 years and was one of the original members of The Metropolitan Playhouse of New York. One of Page’s fortes is creating & reducing regional and foreign dialects. Her work infuses styles of Patsy Rodenburg (with whom she studied), Kristin Linklater, and her own.