Professional Acting Workshops for Artists –
HB Studio offers both online workshops and in-person workshops at the Studio. Before your first class, please review the information outlined on the relevant page(s).
HB Studio offers a variety of special focus acting workshops throughout the year on topics related to both artistic and career development. These offerings are designed for theater artists looking to sharpen and expand their skills and build professional peer relationships. Our list of upcoming workshops is updated regularly.
Interim Workshops:
- Scene Study Master Class with Jessica Hecht and Igor Golyak – IN-PERSON
- Creating Solo Performance (David Deblinger) – IN-PERSON
- Scenes and Monologues (Michael Beckett) – IN-PERSON
- Audition Monologues (Lorraine Serabian) – IN-PERSON
- Improv Workshop (Ben Mehl) – IN-PERSON
- Scene Study with Christopher Abbott – IN-PERSON
- Movement for Actors Workshop (Michelle Uranowitz) – IN- PERSON
- Physical Comedy Workshop (Charlotte Bydwell) – IN-PERSON
- Hagen Exercises Applied To Scenes & Monologues (Brian Mulligan) – ONLINE
- Shakespeare: 2 Days, 2 Useful Tools (Peter Francis James) – IN-PERSON
Winter Workshops:
- Uta Hagen’s Exercises and Approach to the Role: Honing Your Practice, Process and Craft (Carol Rosenfeld) – ONLINE
- Tennessee Williams Scene Study (Austin Pendleton) – ONLINE
- Acting Intensive with Vincent Pastore – ONLINE
- The Business of Acting (Wade Barrett & Fran Kirmser) – ONLINE
- Voice Over: Cartoons & Videogames (Theresa Buchheister & Ryan Downey) – ONLINE
- Voice Over: Introduction (Jean-Marc Berne) – ONLINE
- Acting in Accent: British RP & Cockney (Theresa McElwee) – IN-PERSON
- Acting in Accent: Multicultural London English & Estuary English (Theresa McElwee) – IN-PERSON
- Shakespeare Basics (Jackson Moran) – IN-PERSON
- Acting Intensive with playwright José Rivera & choreographer Sara Koviak – IN – PERSON
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.