You’ve always wanted to upgrade your skills as an actor. You want to feel confident and above all prepared when you audition, either in person or self-taped.

I am constantly asked by actors “How can I make bold choices?” “How can I get out of my head and stop self-judging?” “I’m not good at memorizing…help!”

Above all, how can you bring your preparation, humanity and believability to your work?

In my class we cover the following:

• scene study from theater, film, and television scripts
• monologues-Classical and Contemporary
• mock auditions: video-taped and reviewed
• exercises and vocal warm-ups to tune up your instrument
• bi-annual casting director invites to review and critique your work

My approach as an acting teacher is from the perspective of a working actor with experience in front of and behind the camera. In between television. movie jobs and theater both on tour and on Broadway, I have been teaching for over 25 years both in Los Angeles and New York City.

“Acting is pretending”—Christopher Walken
“Listen and react.”—Sir Ian McKellen