“Acting is not about being someone different. It’s finding the similarity in what is apparently different, then finding myself in there.” – Meryl Streep
Join our engaging Acting & Improv course for Beginners, guided by our experienced teacher, Ines. This course is designed to help you master essential acting techniques, including body and voice control, character development, and script analysis. You'll explore scene study, character creation, and working effectively with partners and groups. Through a combination of theory, improvisation, and theater exercises, you'll enhance your adaptability and enjoy the learning process.
In this supportive environment, you'll have the freedom to experiment and grow, boosting your self-confidence and communication skills while having a great time.
👉🏽 *No Class*: 28 February and 14 March
🌟 Pro Tip: Book a package in advance for the best price and to secure your spot!
🎁 Special Offers: If you’ve joined us before or are bringing a friend, message or email us for an extra discount!
Ready to dive into the world of acting and improv? Join us in The Hague and discover new aspects of yourself while having fun!
€35.00 – €325.00
We highly recommend booking a class pack in advance due to limited spots per course. By doing so, you secure your place for the full course, enjoy a discounted rate, and reap the long-term benefits of acting and improv! Here’s a comparison between booking a class pack in advance and a trial class:
Benefits
Yes! We aim to provide affordable pricing so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of theater.
Please note that discounts cannot be combined and are subject to change each season.
More info in our Terms & Conditions.
All classes are conducted in English, so a basic understanding of the language is required. However, our native English-speaking teachers will support you in adapting, even if you aren't fluent.
Personal Growth:
Additional Benefits:
Acting and Improv theater share similarities but have distinct differences:
Acting: Structured interpretation and portrayal of a character in scripted plays or films. Actors deliver the script authentically, memorizing lines and blocking, creating a consistent portrayal. This involves exploring physicality and character voices.
Improvisation (Improv): An unstructured process creating scenes without a script. Participants step out of comfort zones, think on their feet, and tap into spontaneity. Improv actors work with minimal preparation, creating characters, dialogue, and action on the spot, often in response to suggestions. It fosters fun, laughter, and camaraderie.
Purpose: Acting teaches honest, confident physical expression, fostering a deeper connection with character emotions. Improv enhances authentic empathy, creativity, quick thinking, and playfulness.
Benefits: Both Acting and Improv enhance communication skills, boost confidence, and deepen connections with oneself and others. While both develop acting skills, they require distinct approaches and skill sets.
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