ACTING Classes
- Private Acting [1 hour]
- Weekly one hour lessons training imagination, mind, body, and voice for the actor and applying to monologues. Great for audition preparation!
- Instructor: Marya Spring
- Private Acting [1/2 hour]
- Weekly half-hour lessons training imagination, mind, body, and voice for the actor and applying to monologues. Great for audition preparation!
- Instructor: Marya Spring
- Private Alexander Technique [1/2 hour]
- Weekly half-hour lessons that explore ways to release unnecessary muscular tension and redirect that energy for more flexibility and ease in the body and voice. Identify physical habits and experience a new choice that may allow for more successful singing, dancing, acting and living.
- Instructor: Marya Spring
- Beginner/Intermediate Acting Class
- In a group environment, students will gain confidence and stage presence through improvisation, technique exercises, and learning to trust impulses during scenework. A sampling of Master teacher’s techniques will be introduced to give the student a great foundation!
- Thursday 5:00-6:25 p.m./Room T151
- Instructor: Marya Spring
- Prerequisite: None
- Advanced Acting Class
- This class will give upper level students an in-depth college preparatory exploration of acting through the work of Stanislavski and Meisner.
- Wednesday 5:00-6:25 p.m./Room T151
- Instructor: Marya Spring
- Prerequisite: 2 quarters MAPP Acting
Faculty
- Marya Spring
- Ms. Spring is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA and is a member of Actors' Equity Association (AEA) and American Federation of Television & Radio Artists (AFTRA). She has performed with The Human Race Theatre, Dayton Opera, The Arden Theatre Company (Philadelphia, PA), Commonwealth Musical Stage (Va Beach, VA), Stamford Center for the Arts (Stamford, CT), among others. Marya is currently teaching acting and movement for the actor (Alexander Technique) at Wright State University and is part of the staff in the Theatre Department at Stivers School for the Arts.