Jeffrey Tambor Zoom Class - Writing and Performance Workshop

8 Weeks – Tuesdays, May 5 through June 23 | 7pm-10pm
Tuition:
$450 for returning students
$495 for new students

Please call the box office to register 203.438.5795

Just because we can’t be in a classroom together, doesn’t mean we can’t create together!  After two successful classes (Art of the Personal Monologue and Scene Study) Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning actor Jeffrey Tambor (“The Larry Sanders Show,” “Arrested Development,” “Transparent”) returns to the Playhouse with a new “Writing and Performance” workshop.  Each student will write a piece, either a screenplay or monologue, which will then be acted out by other students. This is your chance to develop your writing and to see your own work performed.  The instant feedback of the instructor and the audience of the students will not only help improve your writing skills but will also help actors as well.  Whether you are a playwright, poet, short story writer, screenwriter, or actor- this workshop will give you an opportunity to develop your work.  Students discover their strengths and weaknesses with the help of a trained actor/director’s eye. Over the past four decades, Tambor has been an inspiration both on and off screen, bringing many iconic characters to life while cultivating a uniquely personal approach to his craft.  He has taught acting classes on the West Coast, workshops at SXSW and more

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ABOUT JEFFREY TAMBOR:
Jeffrey Tambor has created some of the most iconic characters in television history from The Larry Sanders Show’s Hank Kingsley to Arrested Development’s George and Oscar Bluth to Transparent’s Maura Pfefferman. Throughout his career, Tambor has developed a unique teaching style based on his own artistic philosophy. He is co-owner of Skylight Bookstore in Los Angeles and also is the author of his popular memoir “Are You Anybody.” He created and hosts the podcast “Acting Schmacting.”

Scholarships available through the generosity of the Beth and Bruce Becker Scholarship Fund.