Whether you're an emerging artist, a polished pro who wants a brush-up or a different approach, or simply new in town and looking to network, acting classes are likely to be on your agenda.But finding the right one can be daunting. Back Stage's classifieds, display ads, and Acting Schools and Coaches list are "overwhelming, to say the least," says New York actor Nilla Watkins. Some actors, like Sara Galassini, think newspaper listings are unreliable and prefer to consult friends. So we asked actors who found teachers through Back Stage how they did it -- how they narrowed the field and what advice they would give to others -- and several themes emerged: Know thyself (determine what's lacking in your actor's toolkit), do the research (learn about different techniques, ask around, check websites), audit a few classes, and finally, go with your gut. Ask the Right Questions Two and a half years ago,...
- 3/26/2009
- backstage.com
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