Maggie Flanigan

The Maggie Flanigan Studio provides acting classes, workshops and professional training programs based on the Meisner technique.

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Playwriting with Elliot Quick was an incredibly fun, helpful, and inspiring class. We spent two months reading a wide array of classic and contemporary plays to understand the different possible approaches to writing our own plays. By the end of the cou… https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I had no idea what I was getting into when I signed up for the Meitner Intensive with Charlie. I read the reviews and prepared my mind for what I thought would be a serious ass kicking. One I wasn��t sure I��d want. During the first class Charlie set… https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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In this interview, Hannah Fernandez discusses what she thought it meant to train and work as an actor before she came to the studio. via: https://t.co/xau9XIVcXJ https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I??m a big guy for most of my life trying not to freak out because I am a big scary guy and it??s not socially acceptable. That was like a light bulb moment. via: https://t.co/9yQgORlBud https://t.co/GHqndwr4xr

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You have to wake up and feel like you??re an actor all the time. That??s hard because you have to be open in your real life always, and thinking about how you feel through the day and things. via: https://t.co/IZGFXrPKQ3 https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I don??t think I saw how deeply flawed I was in my view of my art and how I put limitations on what I did with my art. via: https://t.co/WRu42YbhpY https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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In this studio, you have to come to terms with every aspect of who you are. I realized that I was not comfortable with being upset. I was not comfortable being angry, or confessing that I was mad at the person I was acting with, or even in real life I??m… https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I??ve learned that acting is about work and work, and work, and work. It is like going to the gym, show up and work. It??s your set, don??t whine or complain. Get up and go. It??s an excellent place to work. via: https://t.co/0iZdu6NCWt https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I feel much more connected to what I??m doing, and it feels much more natural, and it??s easier to get going. via: https://t.co/0iZdu6NCWt https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I thought acting was a lot of just pretending about what was happening on the stage. Like, if the script required you to be sad, you??re going to pretend to be sad. via: https://t.co/vLDEcVBMmv https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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Gabriella Piazza revealed what it was like nearly creating a character from scratch and how her performance was influenced by Edie Falcos Carmela Soprano. via: https://t.co/H3cZFCmaYD https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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Q: What did you learn over the course of the six weeks that was a surprise or that changed you? A: That I needed training. via: https://t.co/rcxAuiz4hi https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I have never been in a place where the students are so welcoming and just receptive and non-judgmental. via: https://t.co/ZGdSvvyp1n https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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The Fall Meisner Intensive at Maggie Flanigan Studio introduces actors to the Meisner technique precisely as Sanford Meisner intended. via: https://t.co/0iZdu6NCWt https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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Stephen Adly Guirgis, Elizabeth Canavan, Liza Coln-Zayas, and Elizabeth Rodriguez Honored by Dramatists Guild Foundation via: https://t.co/NPQcBUQ31T https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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The Maggie Flanigan Studio Meisner Intensive trains professional actors based on the teaching and work of Sanford Meisner. via: https://t.co/0Fc9OcQwlD https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I??m comfortable hiding behind the characters I play. Sometimes, it??s difficult for me to expose my true self to others and as warm and open and emotionally available- I can be. I thought that was surprising. via: https://t.co/rklw6a70gv https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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We joke, we have fun, but when it??s time to work, he??ll even be like, somebody will do something funny in a scene, and we??ll laugh, and he??ll have something to say. He??s very intense in a productive way. via: https://t.co/AigqKH4Efs https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT

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I training as an actor was analyzing the script and bringing a character to life based on what the text requires, so doing your objectives and all those nitty-gritty things that are logical and script-heavy. via: https://t.co/FaTnAu7Weh https://t.co/GHqndw9tFT