Additional rehearsal hours required.
Designed for the working actor, the Evening Conservatory distills the physical, emotional, and analytical tools of acting into a concentrated three-semester program. Students will push beyond their creative comfort zones to take their talents to new heights.
Limited Availability! Applications for 2025 are due ASAP!
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Full tuition is $14,000.
Prices, curriculum, curriculum hours, and faculty are subject to change.
You can find information about scholarship opportunities and the application process by clicking HERE.
Atlantic Acting School participates in the Federal Student Aid program through the Department of Education. Students are eligible for Federal financial aid through FAFSA for the Certificate Program – 2 years: Acting.
Atlantic Acting School’s institution code is 042903.
Please contact the Financial Aid Office if you have any questions: financialaid@atlantictheater.org
We offer an F-1 Visa to accepted and enrolled international students in our Certificate Program – 2 Years: Acting only.
For Visa specific questions, please email kmcruer@atlantictheater.org
In three semesters of rigourous training, core courses include Script Analysis, Moment Lab, Performance Technique, Voice, Speech, Movement, Production, Business, and Casting.
The first semester concentrates on the foundational work of the Atlantic Technique. Emphasizing script analysis, playing an action truthfully, and working moment to moment, students learn the basics of vocal production, speech and movement technique, while taking work habits to a higher professional level.
The second semester solidifies the students’ understanding of script analysis and encourages integration of emerging skills through the in-class performance of semester-long rehearsal projects. Students also embark on an exploration of a structured improvisational character study, which they write, research, and perform. This semester culminates in an informal workshop performance open to friends and family.
The last semester challenges students to apply their training under the pressures of performance. Work includes advanced scene study, an ensemble performance project, and preparation for the business.
Atlantic is the home of Practical Aesthetics, a technique outlined in the world-renowned A Practical Handbook for the Actor—our foundational source for...
The goal of the first year is to provide students with a set of physical habits that complement those learned in Script...
In Moment Lab, actors explore their potential to “act before they think.” They are readied to dive into the given circumstances of...
The first semester of the acting conservatory program focuses on creating a strong, flexible instrument to support active choices by employing Chuck...
Business class defines and demystifies how actors actually go about getting a job. This class looks at what function agents, managers, and...
Students explore on- and off- camera auditions, including: Monologues, Cold Readings, Audition Sides, Callbacks and the Interview Process. By working with a...
The Laban/Bartenieff principles are used to explore, describe and analyze movement to promote physical clarity and specificity. The class is designed to...
The first year of the acting conservatory program includes an introduction to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) with a concentration intentional and...
