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Photo by Acting Hours on September 24, 2026. May be an image of text.
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Photo by Acting Hours on September 24, 2026. May be an image of magazine, poster and text.
Photo by Acting Hours on September 24, 2026. May be an image of costume and text.
Photo by Acting Hours on September 24, 2026. May be a graphic of magazine, poster and text.
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Posted On: September 25th 2026, 03:23 am
The Structure: Flexible, drop-in style to promote ease of access—Saturdays only (for now).

First Half (1:00 PM – 2:15 PM): Technique, masterclass-style instruction, and targeted exercises.

Second Half (2:15 PM – 3:30 PM): Actor workout room—get up on your feet, run your material, and receive active, high-level feedback.

🎟 $25 Single Drop-In | $80 4-Week Class Pass
📍 Stage Your Change (Uptown, Minneapolis)
💡 DM @joshiepalms or @lifeofman_d for MNWIFT & Student discount codes!

👉 Slide to the link in bio to reserve your spot!

The Focus: Text analysis, objective-driven choices, active staging.

Stop rehearsing in a vacuum. Bring in a current audition piece, a classical speech, a contemporary monologue, or even just a talk you’ve been dying to test out. We’ll break down beats, sharpen active verbs, and adjust your performance in real time so you leave with audition-ready material that feels lived-in and fully realized.

The Focus: Acting through song, storytelling, and musicality.

Treat your sheet music like a script. Whether you’re prepping for a musical theater call, working on a cabaret set, dialing in your vocal phrasing, or even just developing your presence as a singer—this session bridges technical vocal work with deep emotional connection. Work through your cut with live, constructive direction on how to keep your storytelling grounded while hitting your marks.

The Focus: Framing, micro-expressions, screen presence, and tape review.

Camera work demands a completely different scale of energy. Practice active listening, subtle physical adjustments, and eye-line management under the lens. Bring in a sides package or work off our provided scripts, get taped live, and review immediate feedback so you know exactly how your choices are translating through the lens.

The Focus: Headshot alignment, reel curation, agent pitch strategy, and booking logistics.

Your talent gets you in the room; your marketing keeps you working. Bring your headshots, resume drafts, target casting lists, or current reel footage for a sharp, objective industry review. We’ll fine-tune your brand positioning in the Twin Cities market and beyond, ensuring your materials p

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