Acting is doing! Actions on stage and how they are performed reveal the inner life of a character most effectively. As Uta Hagen says, "The selections of the actions must tell the story of the body and soul of your character."  In this challenging scene study class, students will use costume pieces and realistic props to discover how actions speak louder than words in bringing their characters to life on stage. The class will culminate in an informal presentation of scenes for family and friends.

Ages:  18 and up
Days: Sundays and Wednesdays
Dates: May 18, 21, 28, June 1, 4, 8, 11 (no class on Sunday May 25 )
Times: 7:00-9:30pm

Fee: $150.00
Class size: Limit 16 students.

Instructors:  David McClutchey and Staci Sabarsky

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Staci Sabarsky is a graduate of the University of North Carolina with a BA in Dramatic Arts. She is a professional actress, vocalist and acting coach. She has worked on over 20 RLT productions as well as numerous productions in the Triangle. She is also on the faculty of Raleigh Little Theatre’s Youth Education Program.

David McClutchey has taught classes all over the Triangle and teaches from the actor’s perspective, with emphasis on fun, form and fellowship. He has acted in over twenty productions in the past five years from RLT to Playmakers Repertory Company. He won Robert’s Review's Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor in the Triangle twice as well as two Cantey Awards for Best Actor.

For more information please call Linda O'Day Young at 919-821-4579 x235.

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