INTRODUCTION TO ACTING | CLASS

Introductory Acting Classes
for people across all industries

Class Information:

14th February - 28th March 2026
(7 Classes - No class Easter weekend)

Weekly on Saturdays
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Fee: $315.00

Venue: Pitt St Theatre Building 
78 Pitt St - Auckland - Off Karangahape Road.

Do you want to communicate with confidence, speak effectively in public, and connect more authentically in any situation?

The Introductory Acting Classes are designed for people from all industries who want practical, real-world skills- culled from the acting world that go far beyond the stage.

Recent attendees include doctors, lawyers, engineers, sales managers, and IT specialists. Why? Because the skills actors use — spontaneity, creativity, expressiveness, and authenticity are the same skills that help people excel in their careers and personal lives.

In just 1.5 hours, you’ll take part in interactive activities, from non-scripted exercises to simple scene work. Every session is supportive, engaging, and practical — perfect for beginners, with no prior acting experience required.

WHY JOIN INTRO CLASSES

  • Boost confidence in professional and social settings.

  • Sharpen public speaking skills to express ideas clearly and persuasively.

  • Handle unexpected situations with greater creativity and ease.

  • Foster creativity to bring fresh energy and unique ideas to work and life.

  • Value your authentic responses; this can be transformative and builds your “presence”  to leave a lasting impression.

Whether you’re looking to grow your confidence, improve communication, or explore a creative outlet, these classes provide tools that translate directly into everyday life.

WHAT YOU’LL DO IN THIS CLASS:

In this class, you’ll learn to respond with spontaneity and truth, tapping into a more authentic and grounded version of yourself. Modern audiences connect with honesty rather than “performed” acting, so the focus is on learning how to stop acting and start responding naturally.

You will practice committing fully to your creative instincts, and make clearer, stronger choices. You’ll also learn to think quickly under pressure, use play to build confidence and ease in communication, and tell more compelling, engaging stories.

  • (Large group.) A physical game to warm up your body and mind. Usually involves working as an ensemble or team. These games generate a joyful approach to this work, and joy is a big part of transformation.

  • Usually is a workout in smaller groups or pairs. Working on exercises to trigger responses in playful scenarios.  You are never put on the spot alone without the support of a partner at this stage. So you play with that partner-Play is what strengthens acting muscles and helps to increase your presence in the moment.

  • This section will have you thinking on your feet and often switching from one partner to the next, fast. This is a busy, energised class with a lot of interaction. You get very good at tuning into what will help optimise results in each and every partnership. Again the class works because there is joy in constantly changing partner. Judgement is not possible- only full on states of play which ultimately support freedom of play. That is liberating.

  • These tend to be text-based duologue scenes. So you are in it together!  The text work covers a large range of genres from “The Incredibles ", “The Office”, ‘The Matrix” “Waiting for Godot” to the masterpiece that is “Under Milkwood”.

Here’s what students have to say

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Whether you’re building confidence, developing your craft, or looking for personalised guidance, Juliet is here to support your growth. If you’re unsure which class is right for you, she’s happy to help.

Let’s talk through your goals and find the best path forward.

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