ACTOR • TEACHING ARTIST • VOICEOVER ARTIST
COACHING
Monologue coaching for both contemporary and classical work, for adults, teens, and kids as young as 8 years old- absolute beginner to working professional. High school, college, or professional audition prep, or general monologue prep for any circumstance!
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As a classically trained actor who spent my undergrad years at NYU studying at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, my particular strength as a coach and teacher lies in my ability give my students both the tools to meet the demands of classical texts, while also helping them connect their inner truth to the emotional life of the character. I am a voice, text and acting coach all in one, and am especially excited about helping actors decode and demystify Shakespeare.
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Testimonials
"I worked with Stephanie on several Shakespeare monologues and made wonderful progress. She has a great understanding of the text and helped me make clear and specific choices. She creates a safe and fun environment in order to find different levels and colors in the speeches. She is also a lovely person. Highly recommend!" - Michael Santora (National Tours: Annie, Flashdance)
"Stephanie is kind, firm, and an all-around wonderful educator. Would highly recommend." - David Andrew Laws (Artistic Director: Hamlet Isn't Dead)
"She brings a wealth of experience and know-how. The students absolutely loved working with her." - Marcus Kyd (Artistic Director: Taffety Punk)
Stephanie is currently on the faculty of the Waterwell Drama Program in residence at the Professional Performing Arts School in NYC
Doubt thou the stars are fire,
Doubt that the sun doth move,
Doubt truth to be a liar,
But never doubt I love
~ Hamlet