The Meisner Technique with Scott Williams: MELBOURNE IN PERSON

Details

  • 27 July 2025
    10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Dancehouse Carlton, 150 Princes St, Carlton North VIC 3054
Applications Open 7 July 2025 8:00 am
Applications Close 18 July 2025 2:00 pm
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Synopsis

This is a chance to explore (in person) the techniques of Sanford Meisner as taught by Scott Williams which means you’ll be approaching acting from a repeatable, practical perspective.  Whether you’re in a long run, working with a director who wants many takes, or you’ve only got a few chances to hit the mark as an actor, this approach gives you a way of “living truthfully” the first time and every time.  Come experience this technique as taught all over the world by Scott Williams of The Impulse Company. Please note: Successful applicants will be notified they have a place in this class and we will require at least 48 hours' notice of any cancellations so we can endeavour  to fill your place. This is a full day in person lecture/demonstration being held at Dancehouse in Melbourne. It will not be livestreamed or be available as a podcast.

Host(s)

  • Scott Williams

    SCOTT WILLIAMS founded The Impulse Company shortly after his arrival in London in 1996.  He has directed and taught all over the world, most recently at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival (Measure for Measure), New York Stage and Film (Painted From Memory), and in Hong Kong (Ancient History and A Streetcar Named Desire).  In London, he has directed dozens of plays, including Five O'Clock Angel (with Nichola McAuliffe), which had a six-month tour throughout the UK.  Scott is moving The Impulse Company into international work, with the creation of Impulse Company France in Paris, as well as regular stops in Australia, New York, and Hong Kong, among other places.  He trained with Sanford Meisner at Neighborhood Playhouse and with William Ball at American Conservatory Theatre, and has advanced degrees from San Francisco State University.

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