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Improv Acting with John P.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Teaches online
Teaches all skill levels
Age: 5+
Speaks English
Teaching since 1990

    About John P.

    With a keen eye and unending mastery John Pallotta vision's the actor inside of you and like a craftsman, he pulls that vision into reality. As an acting teacher, he is a master of the human condition. He sees our potential as human beings and John teaches his students to free their true nature through acting. John's method is aimed exclusively at unleashing the actor's emotional power. John's focus as a teacher of the craft is to help each and every one of his students finds their own voice as an actor. Acting is a process. It is a journey of discovery. It is a living breathing process that happens each and every day and does not happen overnight. Becoming an actor is learning a new way of thinking and about the way you look at life. Just as you make choices in life that determine your success or your failure. It goes the same for the choices you make as an actor.

    Instructor details

    Location:
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    Keystone Street, Philadelphia, PA
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    Teaching Hours

    Monday
    6 AM-1:30 PM
    Tuesday
    6 AM-5 PM
    Wednesday
    6 AM-5 PM
    Thursday
    6 AM-1:30 PM
    Friday
    6 AM-5 PM
    Sunday
    6 AM-1:30 PM
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    Pricing
    30 minutes
    $167
    45 minutes
    $334
    60 minutes
    $417
    90 minutes
    $500
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    Awards

    Backstage Nominated Best Acting Teacher

    Jun, 2016

    Backstage Magazine

    Languages

    English

    Native Proficiency

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