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ASC BIPOC Performers’ Scholarship

Acting Studio Chicago offers two scholarships per term to adult BIPOC performers who wish to continue their professional training with us.

In the past, ASC has offered informal scholarships to students. In the service of making our classes completely accessible to all, we’re excited to offer these same scholarships in a more formal manner to current or prospective students – from Chicago and beyond – who are interested in either our in-person or virtual classes. We are committed to inclusivity and realize the importance of accessibility, and this scholarship is intended to help remove any and all barriers to taking our classes.

Please review the information below for important dates, and to fill out the BIPOC Performers’ Scholarship application.

Follow this link to learn more about our Youth Performers’ Scholarship.

If you’re new to Acting Studio Chicago, be sure to create an account on our website. In your account — new or existing — please upload the most up-to-date version of your headshot and resume for us to review alongside your application.

We look forward to getting to know you and your goals as we review your submission, and hope to work with you in the future!


Spring 2023

The Spring BIPOC Scholarship form is open thru April 1st.


Winter 2022-23

We received 27 applications and self-tapes for our Winter 2022-023 Scholarship! We are committed to awarding two class scholarships per term. As there were so many outstanding applicants that we are eager to welcome to Acting Studio Chicago, we awarded four scholarships for the Winter term. 


Fall 2022

Two scholarships were awarded to students for our Fall 2022 term.
Congratulations to both!


Summer 2022

Two scholarships were awarded to students for our Summer 2022 term. One professional actor will be taking our Advanced On Camera class with Janelle Snow. Our second BIPOC scholar will continue in our Core Program and take Level 2: Shurtleff To Scene.


Spring 2022

Two scholarships were awarded to students for our Spring 2022 term. This session our BIPOC Scholars are working pros who we are thrilled to support and excited to have in our classrooms.


Winter 2022

Three scholarships were awarded to students for our Winter 2022 term. This session our BIPOC Scholars are working pros who we are thrilled to support and excited to have in our classrooms.

We’re thrilled two recipients will join us for our Advanced On Camera course, and one for our Masters Scene Study Class. Congratulations!


Winter 2021

Three scholarships were awarded to students for our Winter 2021 term. Thank you to all who applied! We look forward to welcoming our BIPOC Scholarship recipients to the studio this Winter. our recipients will be joining us for Level 1: Introduction to Shurtleff, Advanced On Camera, and Beginning Voiceover Online.


Fall 2021

Three scholarships were awarded to students for our Fall term. 2 of our BIPOC Scholars are ASC students that have shown great promise, drive and contribute positive energy to their class ensembles. The third Scholar is new to ASC; wrote a thoughtful application and gives back to their community by teaching youth.

We’re thrilled those recipients will join us for our Level 3:ONLINE course, our Intro to On-Camera Class, and our Level 4: Rehearsal To Performance class. Congratulations to these three students!


Summer 2021

Two scholarships were awarded to students for our Summer term. We’re thrilled those recipients were able to join us for our On Camera 1 course, and our Level 2: Shurtleff to Scene Online class.


If you have any issues or further questions about our BIPOC Performers’ Scholarship, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at (312) 527 – 4566 or email us at info@actingstudiochicago.com.

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Andrea Uppling is currently nominated for a Jeff Award for "Best Performer in a Principal Role" for her portrayal of Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at Invictus Theatre.