Acting workshops with Actors Training Ground will resume in Fall 2010.
Acting Workshop 1: Beginners - Learn the basic tools that every actor should know: Given Circumstances, Intention, Obstacle, Tactic and more. This class is perfect for the beginning actor and will guide you in the right direction.
Acting Workshop 2: Beginners 2 - Learn to take control of your character with status, relationship and character building exercises. A more in-depth look at the acting tools needed to convey believability on stage.
Acting Workshop 3: Intermediate - If you are an experienced actor, hone in on your acting skills with this class focusing on exercises using the Stanislavski "Method" including. emotional recall and sense memory.
Acting Workshop 4: Intermediate 2 - The most advanced of all basic acting workshops. Building on emotional recall and sense memory this session focuses on organic acting delving deeper into the craft of acting using "private moments" and scene work.
Acting Workshop 5: Advanced, Monologues - Advanced actors will focus on monologues in their repertoire as well as learn new ones to challenge them and push their limits. Must be familiar with the methods described in the previous workshops.
Acting Workshop 6: Advanced, Scene Work - For the actors who want to develop their acting skills working with other actors, this workshop focuses on two-person scene work. Must be familiar with the methods described in the previous workshops.
Instructor: Tanner Lagasca
Workshop Length: 8 weeks
Class Length: 2 hours
Number of Students: Limited
Cost: $350 per workshop
Classes: Once a week
COACH AVAILABILITY
Monologue and Scenework Coaching
Length: 1 hr./On-going
Monologue Coaching: $35/hr
Scene Coaching: $25/hr per person
Place: Raleigh, NC
Dates: Fall 2010
Times: W - Th, 7-9 and Sat 1-3, 4-6, 7-9
About Tanner Lagasca:
Tanner has been involved with theatre for over 25 years. He started his
theatrical education at P.C.P.A. in California. He has received his M.F.A. from the Actors Studio Drama
School and his B.F.A. from Roosevelt
University in Chicago. He has studied under Ellen Barkin,
Ron Leibman, Arthur Storch and Elizabeth Kemp. He has performed in Chicago
and the San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked professionally with touring
children’s theatre for 5 years traveling all over the U.S. He is currently working in South Korea at English Village where he designed a theatre training program for adults.
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"Tanner Lagasca is a very knowledgeable and patient teacher of dramatic arts, able to adapt his teaching style to seasoned professionals and beginners in a way which allows both to feel challenged without being overwhelmed. I learned much from him and would recommend his class "Acting I: Beginner" as a great start for anyone who is interested in improving their skills in the dramatic arts."
Kurt Cordice
Acting Student
"He uses his knowledge, performance experience and intense acting background to create a safe and comfortable space for his students to work."
Carlita V. Ector
Acting Student
