Meals for Monologues Prep Class
Rock Your Cast Iron Studio Audition!
CLASS TUITION FEE: $40/ONE CLASS
November 18th 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Class Overview: A 3-hour monologue audition intensive geared towards helping you rock your 2 minutes in the room at the 7th Annual Meals for Monologues at Cast Iron Studios.
These monologue generals are an amazing way to be seen by Portland’s number one casting agency if you are new to the Portland scene, or haven’t been called in for an audition with them in a while.
I’ll give you focused and intensive one-on-one coaching with your one or two monologues. We’ll talk through what to expect on the day of the audition, how to present your best self, and do a mock audition run through with the entire class at the end of our time together. We also may have a guest Director present for additional feedback.
With a 95% callback rate for monologue auditions and a recent booking through Cast Iron for a major television network under my belt, I love to help actors craft their monologues to best showcase their strengths in a vulnerable and intimate way for this agency.
What is Meals for Monologues? Learn more HERE.
Let’s work together so that you shine at the 7th annual Meals for Monologues generals!
November 18th 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Class Overview: A 3-hour monologue audition intensive geared towards helping you rock your 2 minutes in the room at the 7th Annual Meals for Monologues at Cast Iron Studios.
These monologue generals are an amazing way to be seen by Portland’s number one casting agency if you are new to the Portland scene, or haven’t been called in for an audition with them in a while.
I’ll give you focused and intensive one-on-one coaching with your one or two monologues. We’ll talk through what to expect on the day of the audition, how to present your best self, and do a mock audition run through with the entire class at the end of our time together. We also may have a guest Director present for additional feedback.
With a 95% callback rate for monologue auditions and a recent booking through Cast Iron for a major television network under my belt, I love to help actors craft their monologues to best showcase their strengths in a vulnerable and intimate way for this agency.
What is Meals for Monologues? Learn more HERE.
Let’s work together so that you shine at the 7th annual Meals for Monologues generals!
"As of writing this review, I've taken two classes here: Adv. Character Development with Erik and the Monologue Audition class with Lydia. They were fantastic! Both were patient, knowledgeable instructors who connect with actors of all levels. Highly recommended you take their courses. Excited to take their classes again after I graduate from PSU."
- Skye McLaren Walton
Register Now! Class taught by Lydia Ellis-Curry.
Lydia has been performing since the age of five. She completed a rigorous two year Meisner based training program in San Diego before transferring to complete her Bachelor’s of Theatre at Columbia College in Chicago. After graduation, she founded Perspective Charter School’s first ever drama club program and formed an all-female solo performance troupe. Since returning to Portland, she has become an actor and board member of Jester Educational Theatre; a creative nonprofit that brings live musical performances to a wide range of Portland Public schools. Lydia was most recently seen on stage in ‘Fly Guy: a world premiere’. She is represented by Q6 Talent Agency and just recently landed a role in the "Wonderland Murders" which will air on TV in early 2018. Lydia is delighted to begin teaching this fall at Oregon Children’s Theatre and at Vision 8 Studio.
Lydia has been performing since the age of five. She completed a rigorous two year Meisner based training program in San Diego before transferring to complete her Bachelor’s of Theatre at Columbia College in Chicago. After graduation, she founded Perspective Charter School’s first ever drama club program and formed an all-female solo performance troupe. Since returning to Portland, she has become an actor and board member of Jester Educational Theatre; a creative nonprofit that brings live musical performances to a wide range of Portland Public schools. Lydia was most recently seen on stage in ‘Fly Guy: a world premiere’. She is represented by Q6 Talent Agency and just recently landed a role in the "Wonderland Murders" which will air on TV in early 2018. Lydia is delighted to begin teaching this fall at Oregon Children’s Theatre and at Vision 8 Studio.
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