Introduction
Another Country Productions provides classes in the Meisner Acting Technique, physical theatre and yoga (the Lucid Body), monologue coaching, editing for playwrights, shows for schools--particularly devised theatre productions in which students help create the piece to be performed, and staged readings of plays and screenplays. In addition, actors creating one-person shows can work one-on-one with Lyralen Kaye or other directorial staff to develop their work to performance-ready status. Finally, theatre companies can franchise the award-winning SLAMBoston for their own houses.
Lyralen Kaye's Meisner classes have quickly gained a strong reputation in Boston for helping actors to improve quickly so they can achieve or begin rewarding and fulfilling careers. Her classes working with movement and yoga to unbind habits and increase physicality have helped actors to achieve a wider range of characters they can play and enjoy. Her students have been cast in such films as Invention of Lying, Chatham, Gone Baby Gone, 27 Dresses, Pink Panther II and more!
Lyralen Kaye's Meisner classes have quickly gained a strong reputation in Boston for helping actors to improve quickly so they can achieve or begin rewarding and fulfilling careers. Her classes working with movement and yoga to unbind habits and increase physicality have helped actors to achieve a wider range of characters they can play and enjoy. Her students have been cast in such films as Invention of Lying, Chatham, Gone Baby Gone, 27 Dresses, Pink Panther II and more!
Contact Info
Address:
791 Tremont
Boston
MA
United States
Boston
MA
United States
Tel:
617-939-4846
Website:
http://www.anothercountry.org
Hours of operation
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Meet Our Team (1)
Lyralen Kaye
Meisner Instructor
Lyralen Kaye has been a teacher since 1986. She has taught acting, improvisation, playwriting, poetry, slam poetry techniques, fiction and creative non-fiction. She studied the Meisner Technique with Fred Kareman at Carnegie Hall while getting her MFA in Theatre at Sarah Lawrence College. Since returning to Boston from New York, she has developed her own approach to the technique, incorporating improvisation, script analysis and movement theory into the fundamentals of Meisner.
