Regina Schneider is a professional actress with a Master's Degree in Acting, from UCLA. She is co-founder of Los Angeles theatre company, Big Dog Little Dog. She has trained extensively in Los Angeles and New York with the nation's top acting coaches. Regina can be seen as Babe Paley alongside Ewan McGregor in the title role of Halston, on Netflix. She also recurred on NBC's The Blacklist as First Lady Miriam Diaz. In addition, Regina has appeared on God Friended Me, Law & Order CI, Law & Order SVU, Alpha House, Rescue Me, A Gifted Man, All My Children, and more. She has shared the screen with Glenn Close, Regina King, James Spader, Kelsey Grammer, Denis Leary and many others.
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Lynn Antunovich has been the Artistic Director of Bare Bones Theater Company. She is an accomplished director and actress, most recently performing in Disgraced, earning rave reviews! Lynn is a wonderful teacher and brings a sharp director's eye to her class work. She is passionate, precise, nurturing and wise. Take 2 is thrilled to have her on board with us.
"My approach is a little eclectic. I've been Stanislovsky and Meisner trained, so in terms of particular technique, that's what I draw on when breaking scripts down and creating acting exercises. But I also trained at Barrow Group, and they are much different.
I'm a big believer in giving actors as many tools as I can for their toolbox because you never know what might work!" |
Mark Cahill is an accomplished actor who has performed in countless productions here on Long Island as well as NYC and regionally. His training at HB studios in NYC and rigorous 4 year study of all aspects of theater at New Paltz University combined with extensive stage work and character study bring a deeply personal experience to his class technique.
“My job as an actor is to bring a character to life in the most honest , authentic way I can. There are exciting methods and tools to accomplish this that I have been fortunate enough to have gathered through my career. As an Actor you take what you observe in everyday life and bring it to your work. “
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