Scene Study for Actors: in-person
Course overview
Clarify your own approach to acting, develop a more robust rehearsal technique and explore the acting methods of Constantin Stanislavski, through in-depth work on scenes.
In this practical 10-week course, you will work both collectively and in small groups to analyse and rehearse specific scenes from a range of texts, culminating in a sharing of the scenes you have prepared. The course uses a framework of techniques practised by Stanislavski and later practitioners who were influenced by him, including Uta Hagen and Sanford Meisner.
Some preparation/reading will be required between classes.
Entry requirements
- No audition
- Participants must be over 18 and have fluent, confident use and knowledge of the English language.
Who is this course suitable for?
- Those with no prior experience.
- Actors or directors looking for new approaches.
- Those wishing to improve audition/interview skills or who work in 'speaking professions'.
Frequently asked questions
Will I get a certificate at the end of the course?
No. A Certificate of Completion is not available for this course. At the discretion of RADA Short Courses, a letter or email may be available, providing attendance has been fulfilled, and the student has adhered to Rules and Regulations of the Academy (see below).
Does the course count towards university credits?
There are no University Credits associated with this course.