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The Stage is Yours! 6 Week Long Theater Acting Lessons for Beginners
A six-week theatre course for beginning actors with little to no experience that will allow them to grow in their skills and build confidence through improv games, monologue practice, and more!
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Mrs. Kiley Logan | Acting and Improv Teacher
49 total reviews for this teacher
7 reviews for this class
Completed by 14 learners
11-16
year olds
1-8
learners per class
$113
Charged upfront
$19 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 6 weeks
40 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
For more sections, find the summer camp version of this class here: https://outschool.com/classes/amazing-actors-summer-camp-theater-acting-lessons-for-beginners-329PvwGp 🎭 A B O U T T H E C L A S S 🎭 -This class will allow for learners to learn the basics of acting and have fun doing it! -This class is required before taking the Intermediate Acting Class. - Students from my 1:1 acting lessons are welcome to join this class, however some information might be repetitive. 🎭 C O U R S E O U...
Students will improve on their skills in stage presence, getting into character, performing scenes and monologues, and the basics of technical and musical theater.
I have been performing my whole life and have a degree in theater.
40 minutes per week in class, and no time outside of class.
We will be practicing scenes and monologues from popular movies that may have to do with relationships, death, and popularity.
Teacher
Mrs. Kiley Logan | Acting and Improv TeacherB.A. in teaching and theatre. Lover of directing, musicals, and performing.
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Lives in the
United States49 total reviews
169 completed classes
About Me
◾️ I N T R O ◾️ Hello! My name is Mrs. Logan and I am a lover of theatre and teaching a wide variety of topics within the art. I used to watch a movie when I was a kid and act out the entire thing from start to finish. The rest was history! I am...
