Acting Performance
Est. 2006

Phoenix
Acting Course

3 Months Duration

Regular Batch (Mon-Fri)

Morning Batch: 11 AM - 2 PM
Evening Batch: 4 PM - 7 PM
3 Months Duration

Weekend Batch (Sat-Sun)

Morning Batch: 11 AM - 2 PM
Evening Batch: 3 PM - 6 PM
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Phoenix Acting Performance

Success Stories

Amazing teacher who ensures all-round growth through perfectly executed workshops.
Tanisha Malik

Tanisha Malik

Excellent guidance in understanding acting basics through experienced teaching.
Samarth Vaidya

Samarth Vaidya

Best theatre team to start with, great improvement after workshop.
Sunny RK

Sunny RK

Insightful experience learning acting techniques in a simple, amazing way.
Shaurya Malhotra

Shaurya Malhotra

Great academy with best acting trainer for beginning actors.
Nilesh Bhardwaj

Nilesh Bhardwaj

Great instructor who helps bring textbook learning to life.
Kanika S.

Kanika S.

Fantastic experience helping kids build confidence and develop clear speech.
Disha Nayyar

Disha Nayyar

Amazing place with excellent guidance and friendly atmosphere for growth.
Pooja Pithambaran

Pooja Pithambaran

Highly rewarding theatre education that teaches important life skills.
Vansh Arora

Vansh Arora

Best guidance for enhancing acting journey with excellent character development.
Nirbheek Banga

Nirbheek Banga

Shaped my personality and gave confidence to interact with audience.
Srishti Puliani

Srishti Puliani

Phoenix Acting Team

Why Choose Us?

Expert Instructor

Learn from the best,
Mr. Rajan Chawla a seasoned coach with 25 years of experience

Practical Training

Hands-on experience with real scripts and camera work

Small Groups

Personal attention in exclusive class settings

Course Curriculum

Module 1

Foundation and Personal Development

  • Overcoming Inhibitions, Fears, and Shyness
  • Confidence Building
  • Voice and Speech Development
  • Diction and Pronunciation
  • Vocal Expression and Range
  • Facial Expression Control
  • Body Language and Movement
  • Self-Awareness and Stage Presence

Module 2

Performance and Expression

  • Working with Music and Rhythm
  • Exploring Moods and Emotions
  • Sense Memory Techniques
  • Imagination and Creativity
  • Memory and Concentration
  • Understanding Natyashastra Basics
  • Introduction to Method Acting

Module 3

Advanced Acting and Techniques

  • Script Analysis and Interpretation
  • Character Building and Development
  • Stanislavsky's Method Application
  • Meisner Technique Practice
  • Scene Work and Improvisation
  • Acting for Camera Techniques
  • Natya Shastra

Certification

Upon completing the course, participants will receive a certificate, recognizing their achievement and skill.

Phoenix Acting Workshop

Tools of an Actor

Know thyself - it's all about getting under the skin of a character and behaving according to the given situation. At Phoenix Acting, we believe that self-awareness is the foundation of great acting. Our classes are designed to help aspiring actors master their three fundamental instruments: Mind, Body, and Voice.

Mind

  • Emoting Understanding emotions, controlling and channelizing feelings to express
  • Memory Enhancement and improvement of memory skills
  • Imagination & Creativity Developing characters, scenes and stories
  • Spontaneity Improvising dialogues and plots on the spot by thinking on the feet
  • Confidence Personality development by shedding inhibition and stage fright
  • Logical & Lateral Thinking Problem solving techniques to resolve conflicts in the scene
  • Observation Noticing different characters and grasping to role-play

Body

  • Body Language Using different gestures to show how you are feeling
  • Physical Vocabulary Showing particular emotions in different ways through body
  • Physical Awareness Understanding role of every part from head to toe to act
  • Movement Pace, tempo and motion according to the character
  • Face Expressions Portraying different emotions through face and eyes
  • Control & Flexibility To transform into another character with balance
  • Rhythm Exploring physical rhythm and adapting to characters, working with music
  • Spatial Awareness Ability to be sentient of oneself in space and surrounding

Voice

  • Breath Controlling breath to have better quality in voice
  • Projection Learning to be audible with good throw of voice
  • Modulation Changing tone and pitch according to mood and character
  • Speech Learning clarity in speech with good diction and articulation
  • Delivery Effective dialogue delivery relies on tempo and rhythm to enhance emotions, where pace conveys intensity and pauses add depth, making performances more authentic and impactful.

Get in Touch

Phoenix Theatre-in-Education Company

G-18/36, 3rd Floor, Sector 15, Rohini, Delhi, 110089

(Please schedule an appointment before visiting)

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