Anyone Can Act: October

Day

Saturday

Dates

Oct 10 - Oct 10

Time

1:30 - 3:30 PM

Instructor

Terah Herman-Saldaña

Myth: Acting is about talent and talent is something you’re born with. Reality: Acting is a craft that anyone can learn—at any age. Acting is also a fun and deeply satisfying activity, and Washington has more opportunities for doing it than practically anywhere else. Take two hours on a Saturday and learn some fundamentals while having a great time with other people who want to explore different sides of themselves. Get in on the act! We also offer this class for any groups interested in a team-building experience or just a fun outing.

Class Size*

6-16

Prerequisites or Prior Experience

No formal prerequisites or experience are necessary! This workshop is designed for people with no prior background experience in acting.

Recommended Next Steps

Many participants who attend an Anyone Can Act workshop go on to take Intro to Acting at The Theatre Lab and/or Beginning Scene study. These two classes comprise our recommended training in the basics of acting.

Class Policies

We encourage all students to review our Adult Class Policies prior to enrolling.

Location

In Person

Sessions

Fall I

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Instructor

Terah Herman-Saldaña

Terah Herman-Saldaña has been a teaching artist for over 15 years and is a full-time member of The Theatre Lab staff, serving as the Director of Youth Programs and the Development Manager. She is also a member of the Life Stories® faculty, focusing on programming for families, youth, and adults who have experienced traumatic loss. Her teaching experience includes work with organizations such as Imagination Stage, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, West Chester Academy, the Center of Science and Industry, and the University of Kentucky. An alumna of the U.S. Department of State International Exchange Program, Terah had the privilege of introducing The Theatre Lab’s Life Stories program in Malaysia. She is also a recipient of the National Theatre Conference’s Emerging Young Professional of the Year Award.

Training

Terah holds a Master’s degree in theatre from the University of Kentucky and a dual bachelor’s degree in theatre and religious studies from Capital University.

More about Terah