The Actors Center
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For the similarly named center in the Washington, DC area, see The Actors' Center.
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The Actors Center, New York City, was founded in 1996 by J. Michael Miller.[1] It was established on the concept that established actors need to continue to develop their craft in relation to their growth as human beings.[2] At the Center, established actors work with each other, challenging themselves to achieve a higher level of artistry[1] under the guidance of Master Teachers from around the world. The Center defines a Master Teacher as "someone to whom a generation of established actors look to as their primary artistic influence".[3]
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[edit] Notable Faculty include
- Earle Gister
- Robert Cohen
- Michael Kahn
- Lloyd Richards
- Olympia Dukakis
- Maria Aitken
- Dianne Wiest
- Bob Krakower
- Per Brahe
- Ron Van Lieu
- Viachaslav Dolgachev
- Christopher Bayes
- Rob Clare
- Grace Zandarski
- Jane Nichols
- Felix Ivanov
[edit] Board of trustees
- Billy Crudup
- Sharon Jensen
- Elma Linz Kanefield
- Ming Cho Lee
- Harvey Marshak
- J. Michael Miller
- Tim Blake Nelson
- Joseph Porrino
- Heather Randall
- David Z. Robinson
- Frank J. Sciame, Jr.
- Ron Van Lieu
- Courtney B. Vance
