Best Acting Classes in Los Angeles, CA

“They had a small concession stand near the front, which reminds you of being a kid and getting the original treats we'd want before watching a good show, i.”

“She covers various acting techniques, and talks in depth about the business, so as a student, you start to understand how to advance your career in both respects.”

“GSS is not only quality technique but the teachers take time to understand the needs of their students and what they need to continue to grow as artists.”

“Reminds me of small intimate independent theaters in NY.”

“Trusting your instincts and acting on them is at the centre of his philosophy, and he will help you to bypass what isn't working to create better work.”

“They not only know the business but they are also able to communicate their process in such a way that the students are able to understand and apply it to every audition and every job.”

“Parking is a little tricky and there's a machine that seem to take quite some time although others told me that sometimes there's an attendant there to help.”

“I had done more comedy sports types of games with improv (think Whose Line Is It Anyway), but he took us into relationship-based improv that was both challenging and a lot of fun.”

“This is how a venue should be, large enough to embrace and ignite the audience's excitement while being intimate enough to engage guests so they leave the event as friends.”

“Combined with the live music (from the talented organist), to the vintage songs performed by the puppets, and the ice cream, this place is a fun, novel place to visit for anyone, especially families.”

“Wednesday night poetry & spoken word, Thursday night Muscians jam session, Friday night concerts, Workshops & Special events on Saturdays, and Sunday night Vocal jam session.”

“Still not happy about the mask rule.”

“Powdered instant hot chocolate with water is best reserved for elementary school kids and camping trips, not a night at the theater, but this is minor compared to the many plusses.”

“It's a community where children who reach age 12 are given their lifetime assignments, families are given children, one of each gender and old people are sent to another place to live out their lives until they are "released.”

“Also in the Hudson Theatres building are two popular Hollywood eateries: EAT THIS CAFE and BUNGALOW 40, open daily and perfect for meeting with your production crew and post-show socializing.”

“Info on parking from other reviews was correct.”

“Besides being an amazing teacher that truly helped me develop a love for music what separates Sam from everyone else is that he pushed me outside of my comfort zone.”

“The show was amazing and funny with fantastic performances by Karen Bankhead as Etta Mae Mumphries " and the rest is history" featuring Pam Trotter as Nana Mae.”