Tue October 13 - Tue November 3
OpenTuesday's · 4 weeks
6:30p - 9:30p
Class fee: $315
New student: +$49
151 W. 26th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10001
Sharpen essential skills through dynamic scene work
Further your concentration and adaptability
Achieve new heights with precise, individualized feedback
Thu October 22 - Thu December 3
OpenThursday's · 6 weeks
6:30p - 9:30p
Class fee: $315
New student: +$49
151 W. 26th Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10001
No Class 11/26
“If you are serious about acting and really want to get better I would definitely take this class.”
Actor Testimonial
Designed for the experienced actor, this class will equip you with vital skills and techniques. Whether your goal is to maintain your edge between gigs or hone in on areas of weakness, Intermediate Scene Study is essential for the dynamic, adaptable actor’s ongoing development.
Ready to apply?
- This is an intermediate level class. An audition or self-tape may be requested.
- LOG IN/CREATE ACCOUNT to 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
Andrew Dolan has taught at the Stella Adler Studio, The American Conservatory Theater, AMDA, The Freeman Studio and the American Academy of Dramatic Art. Acting credits include American Daughter (Broadway), Strictly Dishonorable (Vineyard), Spoleto Festival, Magic Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Handsome Harry, Unstoppable, Partners in Crime, 28 Days, Ash Tuesday, Deal Breakers, Rob Peace, Elementary, House of Cards, Bull, Blue Bloods, Good Wife, The Americans, Person of Interest, Good Cop, The Tick, Blacklist , Your Honor, Chicago Med, Being Human, David Letterman, all Law & Orders, Conviction, Return of Jezebel James, Guiding Light, Crash Life. As a writer, Andrew's plays have been developed and performed at EST West, Road Theatre, Clubbed Thumb, Playwrights Horizons, Barrington Stage, Marin Theatre Company, Mile Square Theatre. Training: Bowdoin College, MFA: American Conservatory Theatre.
James Wagner trained at the American Conservatory Theatre (MFA Acting) and UC Santa Barbara (BFA Acting). His career bridges performance and teaching – blending professional experience with a commitment to integrative actor training.
As an actor, James has worked extensively on new and classic American plays at theatres including The American Conservatory Theatre, The Magic Theatre, Theatre at Boston Court, San Jose Rep, Aurora Theatre, and Katonah Classic Stage among others. He has collaborated with celebrated playwrights such as Theresa Rebeck, Will Eno, Jackie Sibblies Drury, Lauren Gunderson, Steve Yockey, and Chris Peña. James’ film work includes leading roles in several award-winning independent short and feature films, and his aesthetic leans toward poetic work that is smart, vigorously physical, and emotionally complex.