MET’s Ensemble School Adult Classes teach essential acting and improv skills that train the body, voice, and mind.
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Adult Acting
$250 for the semester
Tuesdays beginning Sept. 15
6 – 7:30 PM
Instructor: Jeremy Myers
This course will explore core concepts in understanding the actor’s process. Scene study will incorporate script analysis and research, along with characterization, to assist students in preparing for any role. This course will also focus on character development and preparing for an audition.
Intro to Improv
$250 for the semester
Tuesdays beginning Sept. 15
7:45 – 9:15 PM
Instructor: Laura Stark
Previously “Adult Improv 101”
Introduction to Improv is a fun, supportive class designed for beginners who want to build confidence, creativity, and communication skills through the art of improv. Students will learn the fundamentals of improvisation – including active listening, collaboration, spontaneity, and the “yes, and -” mindset; while participating in engaging games and scene work. No previous acting or improv experiene is required; just bring your curiosity and willingness to play.
Intro to Longform – LaRonde
$250 for the semester
Mondays beginning Sept. 14
8 – 9:30 PM
Instructor: Molly Parchment
(Improv 101 or equivalent required, previously “Adult Improv 201”)
This class is focused on learning the founding principles of longform improv. This class focuses on character development, collaborative agreement, and world-building – similar to what is used in shows like Very Important People, From Ally to Zacky, and Bigger! Half way through the semester, the class will apply the skills learned to the form “LaRonde”. This class is best sutied for students who have already taken Improv 101, Intro to Improv, or a similar course.
Musical Improv
$250 for the semester
Wednesdays beginning Sept. 16
8 – 9:30 PM
Instructor: Cal Holderbaum
(Improv 101 or equivalent required) This practical course is designed to hone your improv skills whil exploring the art of musical storytelling. From warm-up excercises to on-the-spot scene work, you’ll learn the practical techniques for thinking on your feet, harmonizing with others, and crafting memorable musical moments. This course provides a supportive envrionment that will empower you to take risks, make mistakes, and grow as a performer.