October 28, 2019

New York, NY – The renowned acting conservatory, founded by Stella Adler, has swapped its historic 27th Street home for a sleek new space near Wall Street in the midst of rebranding itself as a center for social justice and the humanities in New York City. Playbill recently visited the studio’s new space at 65 Broadway. Check out this great photo essay from their visit: http://www.playbill.com/article/look-inside-stella-adler-studios-brand-new-downtown-home

MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN:
The studio celebrates a new home in its 70th anniversary year. Be a part of this milestone year by making a gift today. Donors of $1000+ will be thanked on the Guardians of Humanity wall in the main reception area. Donors of any size will make a valuable contribution to the studio’s programming in its anniversary year. All contributors will receive an invitation to the grand re-opening event this fall. Click here to make a one time donation or click here to make a monthly recurring gift. Donations are 100% tax-deductible. Please join us as we celebrate the chance to serve the next generation of artists and audiences in the studio’s new space. Thank you so much for your many contributions to the studio. We couldn’t do it without you!

Starring AoA’s very own H. Richard Greene and directed by Nike Doukas!

King Lear runs July 18 – August 3rd, 2019. Tickets available here: https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1013907

Turn of the Screw

Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from the story by Henry James
Directed by Don K. Williams

Henry James’ classic ghost story tells the tale of a young governess just before the
turn of the last century who is tasked with the care of two rather peculiar children at a
country estate in England. The governess comes to believe the children are possessed
by the previous groundskeeper and governess who have since died. Sean Spann and
Emily Sulzberger play 10 roles in Jeffrey Hatcher’s brilliant adaptation. Presented
by the Harold Clurman Laboratory Theatre Company.

DATES: September 29 – October 31

TIMES: Opens – Saturday 9/29 at 8pm
Regular – Sunday 9/30 at 7pm; Friday 10/5, Saturday 10/6, Monday 10/8 and
Friday 10/12 at 8pm; Saturday 10/13 at 7pm; Saturday 10/20 at 8pm; Sunday 10/21
at 7pm; Saturday 10/27 at 8pm; Sunday 10/28 at 7pm; Wednesday 10/31 at 8pm

ADMISSION: $20 in advance | All seats Pay What You Can 30 minutes prior to curtain.

TICKET INFO: Purchase online at https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/999287 or call (323) 601-5310.

The application deadline for the Professional Conservatory and Summer Programs has been extended to April 15th, 2018!  Apply online here!

The Deadline to submit an application to be considered for the 2018 Professional Conservatory is March 15th, 2018.  For more information, click here.

Check out the new format and flexible options of the Art of Acting Studio’s workshop program.  Workshops are formatted in an on-going basis, and only $200 a month!  Check out the list of upcoming workshop sessions here.

The Harold Clurman Lab Theater will present the world premiere of Managing Artistic Director Don K. Williams’ new play, Democracy(sic).  The play will be directed by School Director Johnny Patrick Yoder in his HCLAB directing debut.  The play will star HCLAB alums Dan Evans, Victoria Martinez, and James Warfield, and first-time company members Alex Best, Carlis Shane Clark, Steven Humphreys, Stacey Jordan, and Josh Owen, and Jennifer Weisner.   The play is set to open September 15th, and play for 12 performances.  For detailed performance schedule, click here.