The Actor’s Workshop

Robb Rigg has been a  director and educator in Orange County for over 40 years. He holds a BA in Theatre Education from CSUF as well as an MA in Children’s Theatre with minors in Criticism and Dance. Mr. Rigg wrote/founded The South Orange County School of the Arts (SOCSA) at Dana Hills High School.

The ACTING Class will focus on developing personal technique, studying acting theories, creating convincing characters, and actor role preparation. Through theatre games, improvisation, and script analysis; students will gain insight and skills to make them more competitive not only in auditions, but in working in this industry.

Taught by Robb Rigg
Classes begin Wednesday, October 21st

*No class Thanksgiving week
Classes are Wednesday nights from 6:30pm- 8:30pm
Cost: $195.00

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Musical Theatre Dance Classes

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Joanna Tsang-Segelson has been dancing since the age of 5 and holds a BA in Dance from UC Irvine. She has performed nationwide and throughout Southern California, including Eliza in the National Tour of “The King and I.” Since 2006 she has choreographed at venues including the Welk Resort Theatre and Camino Real Playhouse, with credits such as “Something Rotten,” “The Rocky Horror Show” and “Young Frankenstein.”

Join us for a 6-week musical theatre dance workshop for all levels. No dance experience is needed, and every move can be adapted to you. Each class starts with a warmup to music, then jazz, ballet or tap technique and a new routine every week, plus tips for auditioning with confidence. The final class is a mock audition before a panel of guest Directors, Choreographers and Music Directors, who give each student personal feedback, followed by a performance of the workshop routine. A great workout in a fun, judgement-free space!

Taught by Joanna Tsang-Segelson
Classes begin Sunday, January 10th

Classes are Sunday mornings from 10:00am – 11:30am
Cost: $295.00

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FAQs

Clothing: Wear gym, yoga, or activewear that allows for movement.

Footwear:

  • Jazz shoes or dance sneakers are great if you have them.
  • Regular sneakers are acceptable as long as they don’t have too much traction.
  • Tap shoes are optional, but if you have them, be sure to bring them for Week 3.
  • The warmup can be done with or without shoes according to personal preference, however, shoes will be required once the warmup is over.

A yoga mat or towel is highly recommended as part of the warmup that involve sitting or lying on the ground.