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GRADES 9-12: ACTING FOR TEENS
Whether they’re interested in a performing career or are investigating acting for the first time, we take our teen actors seriously at ASC. This acting class is fun and lively but absolutely doesn’t talk down to them.
In this dynamic class, students are given the tools to tackle any script be it theatre, film, tv, or commercial, and make it their own. Our teen actors will be cast in age-appropriate scenes and/or monologues from the contemporary theater.
Classes include:
- Building and deepening fundamental acting skills
- Understanding conflict and action, and how they drive a scene
- Personalizing any material to make a performance uniquely your own, whether it’s a commercial audition or a play at school
- Discoveries, and how they change a scene
- Challenging games and exercises to build skills
- Improvisation, to learn to connect with each other and go with the flow
- Learning the ropes to perform onstage with confidence
This class is designed to be repeated. Limited to 12 students.
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*Class Size: Minimum of 8, Maximum of 12 students
Tuition: $395
8 Weeks
Upcoming Classes
Saturdays, 10:00a-12:00p
Starts February 28
NO CLASS SAT. MARCH 14th AND MARCH 28th, 2026 2026
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Saturdays, 10:00a-12:00p
Starts February 28
NO CLASS SAT. MARCH 14th AND MARCH 28th, 2026
Terry Guest
Terry Guest is a Chicago-based playwright, actor, director, and teaching artist.Testimonials
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This class was truly my first exposure to acting besides just watching TV. [I was] super nervous and already feeling like I wouldn’t fit in. Sarafina Vecchio was very kind and friendly and really helped me break out of my shell, I can’t express how grateful I am to have had her as an instructor. (Grades 9-12: Acting for Teens)
— Brooke Reynolds
"I learned about The Guideposts and I gained a lot of confidence."
— Samantha Schmaling
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