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Contact

Written by admin_rl2022 on January 3, 2022.

Contact Email: rita@ritalitton.comPhone: (917) 647-1399Follow us on InstagramLike us on Facebook! Rita Litton (from the book “The Actor’s Other Career Book,” by Lisa Mulcahy) “The famous stage actress Ellen Terry quoted three “I’s” essential for an actor’s success: Intelligence, Imagination and Industry. Of these she thought imagination the most important. I’d copy her list and add Integrity. Many people struggle to maintain businesses in the arts; temptations exist to lower standards, or make bizarre promises. We are in the arts because we love the work and want to inspire...

Summer One-Week Acting Intensives

Written by admin_rl2022 on January 3, 2022.

Summer One-Week Acting Intensives How I Teach Course Descriptions Upcoming Classes Summer Intensives Monologue Prep Register Rita Litton “To really learn a skill like acting, actors need consistency, and the time for teachers to get to know them, their strengths and their weaknesses.” Alumnus Lucca De Oliveira, center, recent TV series regular in CBS’s “Clarice,” & “Seal Team.” Summer 2024See: Upcoming for next term Our summer acting intensives offer exciting, specialized acting training in a condensed one week environment. Choose...

Acting Classes

Written by admin_rl2022 on January 3, 2022.

Acting Classes and Workshops How I Teach Course Descriptions Upcoming Classes Summer Intensives Monologue Prep Register Rita Litton (from the book “Acting for Young Actors” by Mary Lou Belli and Dinah Linney) “I believe that acting is action oriented, and emotions are the result of intentions successfully or unsuccessfully achieved. An actor does not come on a set or stage to ‘feel an emotion.” The actor ventures into a dramatic situation to do something. There is a reason why acting is also re-acting. An actor who feels the electric two-way giving and receiving is truly alive.” My...