Details

Session: Winter 2027
Chapter:  Phoenix
Location:  CYT Studio
Time:  6:05pm - 8:00pm
Day:  Tuesday
Starts:  10/20
Ages:  13 - 18
Tuition:  $250.00
Open Spots:  5

** Registration ended October 18, 2026 at 11:00pm

Description

“But soft, what light through yonder window breaks?”

Shakespeare was never meant to live quietly on a page. In Advanced Scenework: Acting Shakespeare, students will explore how to bring classical text to life through strong acting technique, dynamic partner work, and truthful connection.
Using Stanislavski-based scene study, actors will dig into objectives, obstacles, tactics, given circumstances, relationships, and moment-to-moment listening while learning how Shakespeare’s language provides clues for performance. Students will develop the skills to break down heightened text, make bold and specific acting choices, and respond authentically to a scene partner rather than simply “performing Shakespeare.”
The emphasis of this class is on technique and scene partnership, challenging actors to stay present, pursue what they want, affect their partner, and allow themselves to be changed in return.
Students will apply these skills throughout the session by rehearsing a Shakespearean scene with a partner, culminating in a polished scene performance for the final showcase.

Teacher:


Chloe Rose

Chloe is a Junior at Grand Canyon University, where she is studying Theatre and Drama with a minor in Musical Theatre. She has been acting for most of her life, so she is thrilled to be teaching others about theatre! Theatre has been a special way for Chloe to tell stories with empathy and love for others, all while learning how to give all the glory to Jesus! Her favorite credits include Benvolio (Romeo and Juliet), Antonia (The Tempest), Tuppence (Secret Adversary), and Marilla (Anne of Green Gables).

Location:

13832 N 32nd St, C136, Phoenix, AZ 85032