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William Esper worked with Sanford Meisner for 17 years, first as a student and then for 15 years as a teacher and director. Thereafter, he spent the following 25 years as the founding director of one of America’s most important conservatories. His background gave him a particular point of view about Meisner’s work and the part it plays in ...
The William Esper Studio is dedicated to the work of William Esper and offers professional actor training based in the Meisner Technique. Located in New York City, the Studio was established in ...
AN INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAM ESPER. William Esper has had an acting studio in New York since 1965. For the past eight years he has also headed the MFA and BFA professional actor training programs at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. A graduate of the Neighborhood Playhouse, where he studied with Sanford Meisner and Martha ...
The William Esper Studio, ranked as one of the best acting schools in the US, teaches Meisner based acting technique in New York City. Conservatory program includes classes in Voice and Speech, Movement, Alexander Technique, On-Camera, Audition, Improvisation, Cold Reading, Mask, Stage Combat, Dance, Mime, and Script Analysis.
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Esper’s first book, The Actor’s Art and Craft, earned praise for describing the basics taught in his famous first-year acting class. The Actor’s Guide to Creating a Character continues the journey. In these pages, co-author Damon DiMarco vividly re-creates Esper’s second-year course, again through the experiences of a fictional class ...
