Upcoming

“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.”

Rita Litton (from the book “Acting for Young Actors” by Mary Lou Belli and Dinah Linney)

FOR SUMMER INTENSIVE –Limited Space Remains!

Fall Program- September 23-October 21, 2023

See Course Descriptions

On Camera Film Acting

Rita Litton, Instructor

See Summer Intensive Week C.

Next Session: Fall Program.

Sec. 1: LIVE IN NYC Studio.
Saturdays 11:00-1:00 PM. 5 Sessions
September 23-October 21, 2023.

Sec. 2: Online via ZOOM. Call for date/times

Fee $395
Sec. 1 or Sec. 2 for 5 sessions.

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Foundations of Acting

Rita Litton, Instructor

Next Session: Summer Intensive Week A.
Dates: June 19-23, 2023.
see Summer Intensive for more information.

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Monologues

Private Coaching by Rita Litton

Get expert assistance selecting and polishing audition monologues, including performing classical Monologues! Perfect for: BFA, MFA, or High School Performing Arts Entrance Auditions. See: http://ritalitton.com/monologue-prep
Fee: Contact me for information. Available in New York, NY or online!

Commercial and Voice Acting & Auditioning

Rita Litton Instructor

Available: year round
Time: Email for information
(private commercial coaching also available)

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Upcoming Classes held:

LIVE IN New York City!
(at a midtown west studio. )

Also Available: Zoom online classes

Private coaching in New York City, or via Zoom.

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CANCELLATION POLICY: All Courses will be held subject to demand. Cancellation requests must be received two weeks prior to the start of term for deposit or tuition refund (less a non-refundable $35 administration fee). No refunds or credits will be given with less than two weeks notice or after classes have begun for any reason. This policy is firm (and necessary to maintain our small class composition).

“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 others to love it as well. They won’t love it if they are given poor treatment, or disrespected.”

Rita Litton (from the book “The Actor’s Other Career Book,” by Lisa Mulcahy)