CYBER REHEARSAL CLUB
NYC From the INSIDE!
Next Generation
The Rehearsal Club once served as a "safe haven" for dreamseekers. Those who heard about the Club -- usually from their arts colleges -- and were lucky enough to be accepted, not only found the financial support to sustain living on the Isle of Manhattan, but more importantly, found emotional support provided among its like-minded residents who celebrated our successes and held us close through many a rejection.
Over forty years later, friendships created then are alive today.
We hope, thru the links below, to make your journey in NYC a wee bit easier.
Affordable Housing
Facebook Group for the Performing Arts
click on the pic to request joining
Located at 419 West 34th Street, it's as close to The RC as you might get! Visit their website & let them know you found them here!
Published by the Alumni from University of North Carolina School of the Arts
New York City Affordable Housing: (click on the pic to research)
Career Guidance
INSIDER TRAINING
Acting Training:
Film & Theater
Speech Coach
Cold Readings & Accent Reduction Coaching, Workshops and Seminars for US & Foreign Actors
JEN HALPERN,
daughter of RC Alum Sunny Keyser,
Headshot Photographer
The Conservatory is designed to expand the craft and business knowledge of the professional performer through participation in Classes, Audio/Video Workshops, Friday Groups, and Special Events. RC Chair,
Denise Pence
, runs a monthly seminar on using social media for Marketing & Public Relations: Business of the Buzz. Login & Sign up:
HERE
The SAG-AFTRA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the most comprehensive, educational and state-of-the-art resources to SAG-AFTRA members. The Foundation believes that the contributions made to our culture by performing artists are not only valuable, but essential.
With or without an agent; union or non-union, you need to learn how to do 90% of your own work. Although we don't know of any books by
Amy Jo Berman
(former casting at HBO), her "free" online advice to actors is highly recommended. Books by
Bonnie Gillespie
&
Brian O'Neil
(one of our RC "Johnnies," too, are a wealth of information and just published his latest edition!).
Casting Directors have the option to release Breakdowns to actors and receive submissions directly from them. Actors Access is where actors can view those Breakdowns and submit to them.
Actors Access is also an important tool for maintaining actors profiles by uploading and maintaining headshots, updating their resume, adding new skills and attributes, managing performance videos, and more, all online.
Auditions and survival jobs listed here
Check out our
Affiliate's
store,
Drama Book Shop
for the latest in theatrical memorabilia, biographies, plays and other teaching aids to further your education.
