Actor Training Program

Acting Workshop
Through a series of exercises and work on selected scenes, you will free your imagination and develop your capacity to perform with honesty and spontaneity. You will work on personalization, using imagery to heighten emotional connection, and authentic interaction on stage, preparing yourself to meet the challenges of acting on stage and screen. Open to beginning actors and more experienced actors looking for a fun class to develop their skills.
Thursday 7:00-9:00, April 22-May 27, 6 sessions, $150
Instructor: Margaret Ann Brady

Location:
Chelsea Theatre Works, 189 Winnisimmet St, in Chelsea, MA
Free Parking. T accessible. 10 minutes from downtown Boston.
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Class size is strictly limited. Acceptance into all classes is at the discretion of the instructor and an interview is required. Tuition is non-refundable. In cases of extreme hardship credit may be given towards a future semester at the discretion of the director.
For Information Call:(617) 887-2336 or email us: atc@apollinairetheatre.com

Coaching
Meet your personal goals through intensive one-on-one training. Private coaching focuses on your individual needs as you develop your acting technique for auditions and performance. Call to set up an appointment.

* Effective Auditioning Techniques
* Monologues: Highlight Your Strengths
* Cold Reading Strategy
* Dynamic Character Choices
* Text Analysis
* Film & Commercial Acting Technique
* In's and Out's of the Boston Scene
* Successful Marketing Strategies
* Understand the Unions
* Resumes & Headshots

Performance Opportunities:
Apollinaire Theatre Company Productions: Apollinaire Theatre Company is an active company, and students have gone on to be involved in productions in a variety of capacities: as Actor, Director, Stage Manager, Designer, and House Manager.

Faculty:
Margaret Ann Brady has been teaching acting and improvisational techniques in Boston since 1995, first for The Studio at CP Casting, and also at Curry and Emerson Colleges. She’s worked with Merrimack Theatre, in Boston schools with Arts in Progress, with the Museum of Science’s Science on Stage Program, the Improbable Players and the Mass. High School Drama Guild. She has studied acting with Bronia Wheeler, Jon Lipsky, Ken Cheesman, Paula Langton, and improv with Keith Johnstone, among others. She has worked as an actor/storyteller/producer/writer in Boston and elsewhere for a very long time, with many theatrical, film, commercial, industrial and comedy credits, including, Speakeasy Stage Co., Gold Dust Orphans, the Theatre Offensive and most recently joining Apollinaire Theatre for its summer presentation of The Wedding on the Eiffel Tower.

Artistic Director Danielle Fauteux Jacques has directed over 50 plays including Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco, The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, Anger Box by Jeff Goode, which toured to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Bash by Neil LaBute, and The Eiffel Tower Wedding Party by Jean Cocteau. She has appeared extensively on stage, and stars in the award winning independent film, Desperate Measures, directed by Tom Robotham. Danielle holds an MA from Emerson College and an MFA from Florida Atlantic University, and has studied acting at American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and with the Moscow Art Theatre School. Danielle has taught acting at Florida Atlantic University, the Panaro Workshop in Miami, and the Actors Workshop. Along with Apollinaire's Actor Training Program, she currently teaches at Bunker Hill Community College.

Under the exacting direction of Danielle Fauteux Jacques, the four actors superbly embody their characters.
- Boston Herald

It's hard to take your eyes off Jacques's portrayal of this turbaned human car wreck.
-Boston Phoenix