ACTING
Ages 18+
$120
DECEMBER
INCLUDES 2X CLASSES
DECEMBER 3 & 17
TUESDAYS 7:00-9:00PM
Explore Acting with Acting Coach to the stars, Lil Malinich
This class combines the best of various acting techniques, including the Susan Batson Method and Meisner Technique, to help actors achieve specificity and depth in their work. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced performer, this class is designed to give you the essential tools for character preparation and audition technique.
An actor must understand and embrace all aspects of their instrument. Lil will guide you in finding personal truth through past experiences, transforming them into art within a safe, supportive environment.
Through targeted exercises, you will face insecurities, embrace shadows, and liberate your instincts. Acting becomes fun and playful when motivated by your inner child. By releasing blocks, you free your instincts, enabling you to perform with spontaneity and uniqueness. This freedom will not only enhance your acting but also impact areas of your life where you feel stuck.
Discovery of truth in art connects us in our humanity. Lil will lead you on a professional and transformative journey, opening doors to new and exciting possibilities in your work.
The class includes:
Monologue and scene work
Character development
Method exercises
Script breakdown
Audition technique
On-camera work
Individual feedback
"In our class, we’re going to dive deep into character development and scene work to sharpen your skills and bring your performances to life. My goal is to create a space where you can feel safe exploring your craft, pushing your boundaries and finding personal truth."
- Lil Malinich
Lil Malinich
Lil Malinich is an actress, director, acting coach and producer from London, Ontario. She is a member of Broadway-affiliated theatre company Working Artists Theatre Project and co-founded the award-winning company Theatre Soup. Her diverse body of stage work includes classic and contemporary plays including Timberlake: American Pulp, Life Without Parole, and the biographical play Fruits Unheard Of in which she portrayed American photographer Diane Arbus.
Feature film and TV credits include Construction and Paradise, "All My Children" "Gotham," "Law & Order" and "Godfather of Harlem."
In addition to training at the Susan Batson Studio, Lil has studied with Maggie Flannigan, Terry Schreiber and Giles Foreman, holds an Honors B.A in English and Dramatic Arts and a Bachelor of Education. She has worked internationally as a teacher in Canada, Paris, Rome and New York at the Susan Batson Studio.
Lil directed and produced the NYC premiere of The Way I Am, a one-woman show inspired by the life and work of Barbra Streisand as well as They Called Me Rita, a play inspired by Rita Hayworth which premiered at the United Solo Festival. For the Verve Project she directed Laundry & Bourbon and for New York Theatre Festival Lucy & Lucy which won Best Short Production and Best Actress Awards. Building community is pivotal to Lil's work. She has collaborated with the David Lynch Foundation (For Consciousness-Based Education and World Peace) in creating staged reading fundraiser events, and developed the NYC screening series for David Lynch's documentary Meditation, Creativity, Peace.
Lil is currently the acting instructor at the Joffrey Ballet School and working with MTTM Theatrics in the development of their musical Chester & Julia. With Sprouting Pictures she recently co-directed the short film The Main Event and is a judge for the New York, Hollywood, Cannes and Venice Short Film Festivals.
Lil also coaches Forest Whitaker: Projects include Big George Foreman, "Andor," "Emperor of Ocean Park" and "Godfather of Harlem."
Our Location
ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH
2504 Broadway
New York, NY 10025
Corner of W 93rd St & Broadway
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We understand that absences happen though we encourage our students to attend class as much as possible to avoid missing out on new content, material, etc.
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Tuition will be pro-rated accordingly for late registration, no late registration after Week 2.