Jun 13, 2019
June 13, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Maggie Flanigan Studio, based in New York City, has announced that they are welcoming Tina Mitchell to the faculty. She will be teaching various classes such as the movement class for actors New York residents can attend. Tina is from Australia and is a graduate of the Adelaide College of the Arts. She also holds a Masters of Arts Practice degree, with specialization in Performance, from Charles Stuart University. The Movement Training for Actors class is based on the Maggie Flanigan Studio’s belief that the development of the physical body is vital in helping the actor express emotions like rage, joy, heartbreak, grief, and fear.

Charlie Sandlan, Executive Director of the Maggie Flanigan Studio, says, “I have been wanting to offer Viewpoints and Suzuki for many years, but haven’t, until now, found an exceptional teacher. Tina Mitchell has mentored under Anne Bogart, and is a master of both disciplines. Her energy, her high standards, and her passion is just what we want at MFS. Our students are incredibly lucky to have her.”
Tina Mitchell’s experience includes being a New York based actor, director, theatre maker, and teaching artist. She is co-Artistic Director of Australian based Chopt Logic Productions. She has also worked for several international companies, such as the English National Opera, La Fura dels Baus, The Brooklyn Philharmonic, Collegiate Chorale at Carnegie Hall, the Adelaide Festival of Arts, and The Metropolitan Opera.
Aside from the movement classes for actors New York residents can attend, there is also the Summer Acting Program. At the heart of this program is the Six-Week Meisner Summer Intensive. This program starts in early June and runs until the end of July. In these classes, students are introduced to the first third of the Acting 1 Meisner Technique, while being immersed in six weeks of serious professional actor training.
The Summer Conservatory includes Voice 1, Movement 1, and at least one of the auxiliary classes. The auxiliary classes include Commercial 1, On Camera, Playwriting, Mask & Character, Self-Care for Actors, and Nutrition. However, Summer Conservatory students usually choose more than one auxiliary class. They get priority in enrollment and in the selection of class times.
Meanwhile, the Meisner Technique was developed by Sanford Meisner, who was one of the founding members of the Group Theatre in New York City. The Meisner method is much like the technique developed by the famous Russian actor and director Konstantin Stanislavski. It is a systematic approach to the craft of acting using exercises to build upon each other as the actor progresses in his acting skills. The Meisner technique is partly based on the belief that in order to achieve “real” acting performances, the actor must react in a particular moment to the other actors and the play as whole as it unfolds onstage. Thus, Meisner actors avoid the memorization of lines with gestures and vocal inflection.
Meisner actors need to spend a lot of time imagining the events of a play in very specific ways and practice exercises that can help them develop a deep knowledge of themselves and the character. This practice of actively “daydreaming” about events will result into actors starting to build a repertoire of emotional responses that they can draw from as a play is acted out on stage.
Maggie Flanigan Studio was established by Maggie in 2001. Maggie was William Esper’s most distinguished teacher for 18 years both at the MFA acting program of Rutgers and in his New York City classroom. Maggie and Charlie Sandlan had worked together to develop a comprehensive and rigorous MFA caliber training program. As such, their Script Analysis, Theater History, Anatomy for Actors, Film History, and Business I and II classes have helped in making the studio achieve the reputation as the gold standard of professional actor training.
People who are interested in the movement for actors New York classes, the summer acting program, and other programs at the Maggie Flanigan Studio can visit their website or contact them by phone or by email.
###
For more information about Maggie Flanigan Studio, contact the company here:
Maggie Flanigan Studio
Charlie Sandlan
(917) 789-1599
[email protected]
153 W 27th St #803 New York, New York 10001
ReleaseID: 60028645
In an episode of his new CNN travel series, chef David Chang is driving down the highway to Las Vegas before stopping at a transport cafe off Interstate 15. The town is Hesperia, California, and the producers wanted Chang to try an Indian restaurant near a windscreen repair store. But Chang spots a Mexican cantina that looks promising. He chooses to eat at both, freaking out his camera crew. “I just wanted to taste things. When I see something, I’m like, ‘Oh, that looks interesting. I would like...
The Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) and Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, are marking the growth of the Abu Dhabi Stopover programme at Arabian Travel Market. More than 310,000 international visitors have chosen to extend their journey in the emirate since the Abu Dhabi Stopover programme was launched in 2024, and the offer now extends to Al Ain, giving guests connecting through Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport the option to spend their complimentary hotel stay in the UAE’s Garden City, alongside the existing option to stay in Abu Dhabi city and its popular islands.
dnata Travel Group, the travel arm of aviation services provider dnata, signed 12 partnership agreements at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 to further broaden its travel offering and expand its international reach. The agreements span hotel distribution, cruise holidays, hospitality, destinations and travel technology. Alongside the signings, the group announced the integration of Travelbag into Imagine Cruising and an expansion of Arabian Adventures’ The Fort – Lisaili, combining external partnerships with investment in its own businesses.
Lifestyle and wellness continue to evolve as core drivers of the global travel sector, with today’s investors seeing wellness as a lucrative real estate and hospitality asset class. In the run-up to Future Hospitality Summit – FHS World 2026, which features Lifestyle and Wellness as a key conference track, experts share insight and opinion on investing in the sector, travellers’ expectations, market misconceptions, the future of longevity tourism and more. With input from Amit Arora, Chief Operating Officer, Hospitality and Entertainment, Arada; Jordi Sanchis, Sr. Director of Development - Middle East, Meliá Hotels International; Christopher Sanderson, Co-Founder, The Future Laboratory; and Wael Al Sharif, Area General Manager, The Torch Hospitality.
This year’s edition of A taste for skiing places the world of plants at the heart of the programme. Herbs, roots, vegetables, flowers, seeds and fruits provide inspiration for the participating chefs, who will interpret these ingredients creatively in dishes served at Alta Badia’s mountain huts. The theme also highlights the close relationship between nature and the changing seasons, elements that have always been deeply connected to the mountains and their culinary traditions.
The countdown to the 11 December opening of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi enters its next chapter as tickets to the new museum are now available at guggenheimabudhabi.ae. General admission tickets to Guggenheim Abu Dhabi cost AED 70. Complimentary admission is available for visitors under 18, UAE students, and seniors aged 60 and above. Reduced admission rates are also available for eligible groups.
The Anguilla Tourist Board concluded a five-day destination roadshow that engaged more than 200 travel advisors across New York City and Long Island, as well as Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The delegation included Sean Richard, chairman of the Anguilla Tourist Board; Chantelle Richardson, deputy director of tourism; and Vivian Chambers, U.S. sales representative with The Muse Collection. The Sept. 14-18 sales mission featured targeted client luncheons, dinners, office presentations and networking events designed to strengthen relationships with the U.S. travel trade and generate greater awareness of Anguilla.
You've got places to be, leaves to peep, and not enough money to splurge for checked luggage. View Entire Post ›
Is bespoke jewellery a modern fashion statement? Are jewels designed and made exclusively for a wearer the ultimate expression of the individual? According to the Business of Fashion’s “Face to Face with Luxury Clients” report, “emotional connection is the number one driver of luxury brand desirability in both the US and China – above craftsmanship, heritage and logo recognition”. The results for the media platform’s latest report in its State of Fashion series come from a survey of more than...
Rosé lovers will make you stop at every single castle you pass. View Entire Post ›
I spent a week in Warsaw and ate more pierogi than I could shake a stick at. These beloved traditional Polish dumplings come filled with potatoes, cheese, meat, mushrooms and even fruit. Boiled or fried, they may look familiar to anyone acquainted with jiaozi, the Chinese dumpling, although their flavours are distinctly Polish. This is not to suggest that dumplings travelled directly from China to Poland. One theory posits that dumpling-like foods – from Nepalese momo and Central Asian and...
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Marie Antoinette, director Sofia Coppola’s third film. Starring Kirsten Dunst as the Queen of France and Jason Schwartzman as King Louis XVI, the film is still remembered for its performances, cool soundtrack and Oscar-winning costume design, not to mention the countless trays of Ladurée macarons and Manolo Blahnik heels that also played pivotal roles. The film’s enduring legacy lies in its ability to present historical narrative in a modern, vibrant way....
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.