Sharon Marie Carnicke | The Studios

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The Studios

Geo Sargent and Rose Leisner

The Institute Announces…

SPRING STUDIO: Shakespeare and Moliere!!

Stanislavsky created Active Analysis by working on Hamlet and Tartuffe.
So join the Spring Studio to experience the roots of Active Analysis.
The Studio will explore the transition from improvisatory etudes to memorized texts in sparkling verse!
Nine Mondays from April 23 to June 25, 2018 (no session on May 28), 7:30 to 10:00 pm.
Rent Share is $135 for all nine sessions.
The first session will include auditions for new members. Please bring a monologue of any type.
All sessions are personally conducted by Sharon Marie Carnicke.

Place:
The American Legion Hall in Eagle Rock
2109 Merton Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90041
(Just off Colorado Blvd and Eagle Rock Blvd.)

For more, contact Sharon.

!!! NEWS FLASH–Sharon will be available on Monday evenings in 2018 for PRIVATE COACHING !!!

!!! For appointments, rates, and more information, contact Sharon !!!

Modeled on the laboratories in which Stanislavsky developed his System, each Studio teaches Active Analysis and investigates an issue or technique of importance to contemporary acting.

Sessions are conducted by Sharon Marie Carnicke.
Studios meet weekly, generally on Monday evenings, in the LA area.
Members are selected by interview and audition.
Auditions for the Studios are held periodically during the year. Contact us to learn about upcoming audition opportunities.

No one other than Sharon teaches Active Analysis in the United States with full authority. Fluent in Russian and experienced as a director and actor, Sharon learned Stanislavsky’s methods in Moscow from transcripts of his last classes, from his assistant Maria Knebel, and from other prominent Russian masters, who personally worked with him and Knebel.

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING…

Sharon's process has given me a sustainable structure that balances unfettered imagination and exploration with focus and specificity. I now have freedom to be confident and authentic as actor, storyteller, and human.
Hannah Pierce, actor and dancer
A/A gives me flexibility within structure.
Kylie Sparks, actor
Sharon is everything one would need in an acting teacher. Smart, concise, and caring, but most of all she is clear.
Baron Kelly, actor and acting teacher
Sharon opened my eyes as an actor. She guides actors out of their comfort zones, allowing them to open up and listen. Dr. Carnicke is a breath of fresh air in a world of method madness, and she is paving the way to a powerful future of acting.
Teena Pugliese, actor and filmmaker
Carnicke’s Studio has given my acting and choreographic work a 180 degree turn around. It has both deepened and simplified my teaching approach to both these art forms.
F. Lynn McMurrey, Professor Emeritus of Dance, GCC
Her class TRANSFORMED my understanding of acting and how I approach it. My brain got a 2.0 upgrade just by taking her class. EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE CARNICKE.
Student, The University of Southern California
A/A teaches you to think on your feet, because it throws ideas on their feet without talking them to death. You develop the ability to see the scene in various ways and unlock options that would otherwise have been overlooked in the process of day to day rehearsal and line reads.
Dan Lippert, actor.
A/A gives me flexibility within structure.
Kylie Sparks, actor.
Active Analysis is exceptionally versatile, no matter what the text or scenario.
Sydney Blair, actor.