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Resonance & Relaxation: Drop In (Online)
Balance Arts Center See all classes by this school @ Live Online
Improve vocal resonance and ease through guided exercises that release tension and support healthy voice production. Develop clarity and presence for speaking or singing, while in a supportive environment.
Oct 22nd
9–10:15am ET
Oct 29th
9–10:15am ET
Nov 5th
9–10:15am ET
Nov 12th
9–10:15am ET
Nov 19th
9–10:15am ET
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Youth Acting Classes Teens (Ages 13-17)
Chicago Actors Studio See all classes by this school @ 2040 N Elston Ave, Chicago, IL
Whether your child has never taken an acting class before, or they have recently begun their training, our youth workshops are the perfect platform for new students or those seeking to continue growing their skills in the world of performing arts! These workshops are specifically designed to introduce young actors to the skills required to create a professional-grade performance, all while having fun and meeting others alike! Your child will get...
Youth Acting Classes Kids (Ages 9-12)
Chicago Actors Studio See all classes by this school @ 2040 N Elston Ave, Chicago, IL
Whether your child has never taken an acting class before, or they have recently begun their training, our youth workshops are the perfect platform for new students or those seeking to continue growing their skills in the world of performing arts! These workshops are specifically designed to introduce young actors to the skills required to create a professional-grade performance, all while having fun and meeting others alike! Your child will get...
Own Your Voice w/ Hamlet's Ophelia & The Seagull's Nina
Theatre for Hope and Healing See all classes by this school @ 4448 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL
Join us for an experiential workshop on reclaiming your authentic voice and story by exploring the journeys of Ophelia and Nina through text work, movement, journaling, poetry, sharing, and supportive feedback. Why The Heroine's Journey "To Be"? As you may have noticed, the title of this workshop alludes to one of Shakespeare's most enduring questions: "To be or not to be?" In our weekly online scene study group (email us for info) we have...