Acting Impact

Community theatre is often seen as a platform for artistic expression, but it offers so much more. Acting Impact creates a space where...

Our acting students are excited to present their Summer shows for audiences in Madrid. An original Sherlock Holmes mystery, an adapted...

We are excited to present our new performances this season! Enjoy an evening of drama, comedy and music. Here are the shows we have...

For non-native English speakers, learning lines in a second language adds an extra layer of challenge. But there is no need to worry!...

The magic that happens on stage actually starts before you take your first step into the spotlight. The journey of your character, even...

This week in our theatre classes, we are handing out the scripts for our upcoming shows. We thought we would share some tips for actors...

How do you become a professional actor? If you enjoy your day job but maybe want to explore getting paid for acting work, here are some...

Have you ever wondered how certain performers effortlessly captivate their audience the moment they step on stage? Their secret lies in...

After months of rehearsals, we are ready to present our end of the school year shows. We have comedies, musicals and Shakespeare! Tickets...

In our theatre classes we often talk about how an interesting scene involves key moments in a character's life. The audience wants to see...

For us at Acting Impact, a successful performance means that the audience and the actors had fun during the show. Live theatre is an...

Acting Impact is excited for their upcoming performances in February 2024 in Madrid. Our students have been rehearsing for months and we...

Entering the stage at the right time is a crutial element of any play. It's extremely important to recognize the cue (the line or lines...

Blocking, in theatre terms, is when the director tells the actors where they enter, stand, sit, cross, etc. But what do you do during...

We know that being a good listener in real life means focusing your attention on the person speaking. We usually nod our heads, say words...

Many theatre students think that their reactions need to be "big" to be seen from the audience. The truth is when you try to show...