Challenge your Skills in a Safe Environment
Learn the Truer Meaning of the Craft
Be Present and Grounded in Your Work
View acting as storytelling. This scene study class meets in-person once a week and focuses on how to apply the actor’s technique to the rehearsal process in building a performance. Scenes are assigned allowing the actor to work on challenging characters and analysis of the text is broken down and used to more fully understand a playwrights intent.
This Scene Study course is for you if you...
Seek to further your skills in interpreting a text. Want to better understand how to apply acting technique to the rehearsal process in building a performance Learn how to avoid a myriad of bad acting habits that many actors succumb to.
After this course, you will…
Know which choices make a captivating, believable, effective storytelling performance. Take risks and make more interesting acting choices. Incorporate new tools and exercises to deepen your character work.
Upcoming Dates
2:00pm - 5:00pm
MEETS ONCE A WEEK ON MONDAYS FOR 6 WEEKS - IN PERSON
Fee: $335/6 classes (plus $75 registration fee for new students)
In-Studio classes require proof of full vaccination before enrolling. Masks are currently required at all times, except while working. We reserve the right to adjust these policies at any time. Click here to see our in-studio guidelines.
Meisner Scene Study
Instructor: Nicolas Landry
Ready to apply?
- This is an intermediate/advanced level class. You can apply online. An audition is required.
- If you’re new to T. Schreiber Studio, select the LOG IN/CREATE ACCOUNT button to sign up and submit your application. We will contact you with the information you need to submit your audition.
- Questions? Call us at 212-741-0209 or send an email to studio@tschreiber.org so we can help.
Nicolas Landry has been involved in the acting profession for over thirty years, devoting ten years alone to the study of The Meisner Technique with many teachers including, James Price, Jeff Goldblum, Martin Barter and Sanford Meisner.