"I love actors. Coaching and teaching actors is my life's work; my mission. My way to be joyfully creative."
Larry Singer's Class is Designed for Today's Actor.
The Art of Acting, Scene Study, The Writing of Original Work and Audition Skills are all included in the class.
Talent into Artistry
You are not just an actor. You are an ARTIST.
When an actor expands their artistry their career moves forward. I have witnessed it hundreds of times.
This is a safe place where you can grow into the artist you are meant to be.
I teach actors to grow as artists by creatively developing and honing their skills. Turning strengths into your greatest assets and what might seem like weaknesses into some of the most interesting work you’ll ever do.
I will encourage you and challenge you. I will earn your trust. We will RESPECT each other and, above all, the process.
It is my responsibility to further your techniques, share my knowledge and guide your GROWTH.
You will astound yourself by learning how to bring YOU to the work – in class, on stage, in front of the camera, for a last minute audition – and finding the COURAGE to share it.
That is no small feat. It will take work, dedication and COLLABORATION to reveal more of yourself.
And that conviction will be rewarded because, here, you are anything but a number. You are UNIQUE. And you are valued.
Together, we will foster that uniqueness and forge your talent into artistry.
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