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Actor's Workshop of Sacramento

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In the fall of 1989, Edward Claudio co-founded (with Michelle Barnett) the Actor's Workshop of Sacramento, a place for actors of all levels of experience to develop their craft. Over the years, the Actor’s Workshop has taught a wide range of classes, including directing, play analysis, acting theory, private acting classes, and much more. The Actor’s Workshop of Sacramento offers continuing weekly drop-in, private, and group acting classes for adults, teens, and kids. A children’s theatre camp is offered during the summer.

The Actor's Workshop of Sacramento studio is located in the same complex as the California Stage and the Alliance Francaise at the corner of 25th and R Streets, Sacramento, in the Threepenny Playhouse. To reach the studio, enter the courtyard of the complex on 25th Street and enter the door to the Alliance Francaise, taking the stairway on the left.

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    Actor's Workshop of Sacramento

    1721 25th Street
    Sacramento, CA 95816

    Phone: (916) 501-6104   |   Email   |   Official Website

  • Current Events

    05/04/12- 06/03/12

    Lawrence and Holloman Threepenny Playhouse Lawrence and Holloman Presented by Actor's Workshop of Sacramento at Threepenny Playhouse May 4-June 3, 2012 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): Lawrence and Holloman, a hapless nerd and a loquacious salesman, meet by chance. From this fleetingly irritating and insignificant encounter, the viciously murderous and incredulously bizarre plot emerges into the full-blown twilight of what appear to be their insignificant and meaningless lives. This is a universe in which Camus meets Dali, where Goya meets Disney, where gunshots and bathtub drownings, disillusion and dismemberment become the Seventh Seal of the grey flannel set.

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  Upcoming Events

  • Current Events

    05/04/12- 06/03/12

    Lawrence and Holloman Threepenny Playhouse Lawrence and Holloman Presented by Actor's Workshop of Sacramento at Threepenny Playhouse May 4-June 3, 2012 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): Lawrence and Holloman, a hapless nerd and a loquacious salesman, meet by chance. From this fleetingly irritating and insignificant encounter, the viciously murderous and incredulously bizarre plot emerges into the full-blown twilight of what appear to be their insignificant and meaningless lives. This is a universe in which Camus meets Dali, where Goya meets Disney, where gunshots and bathtub drownings, disillusion and dismemberment become the Seventh Seal of the grey flannel set.

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    There are no upcoming events available for this organization at this time.

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  • Past Events

    03/30/12- 04/29/12	Catholic School Girls Wilkerson Theatre
    03/30/12- 04/29/12	Be Aggressive Wilkerson Theatre
    03/25/11- 04/24/11	That Championship Season Wilkerson Theatre
    02/04/11- 03/06/11	One-Act Festival of Comedy Threepenny Playhouse
    09/10/10- 10/10/10	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Wilkerson Theatre
    04/30/10- 05/30/10	Krapp's Last Tape and Hughie Wilkerson Theatre
    02/26/10- 03/28/10	Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll Threepenny Playhouse
    02/19/09- 03/22/09	Blackbird Threepenny Playhouse

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    • Event Name: Lawrence and Holloman
      "THIS IS A MUST SEE"
      Review posted by: Dbratton from 1, May 20, 2012
      

      I went to this last night and was glad I did. It was the best play that I have seen in a long time. Funny, funny, funny. The acting was great. I really believed that Holloman was a geek in real like... Expand

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      I went to this last night and was glad I did. It was the best play that I have seen in a long time. Funny, funny, funny. The acting was great. I really believed that Holloman was a geek in real like but met him after the show and he was total cool. It was one of those plays that you just don't want to end. Thanks to all who worked on it. Delena Collapse

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    • Event Name: Blackbird
      "wrong title -- but great show"
      Review posted by: Mary Beth Barber from Sacramento, CA, Mar 19, 2009
      

      I think there is an error - the name of the play is "Blackbird" not "Blacksmith". Regardless, these actors give some incredibly strong performances in this jarring show. Blackbird is the type of... Expand

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      I think there is an error - the name of the play is "Blackbird" not "Blacksmith". Regardless, these actors give some incredibly strong performances in this jarring show. Blackbird is the type of theater that makes you think and feel. Highly suggested for audiences seeking powerful performances and human sujects. Collapse

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