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An acting studio founded in 2005 where kids and teens learn on-camera and stage acting from working Broadway, TV and film actors, with some classes featuring agents and casting directors. Options range from a fun creative outlet to training for young performers who want to work professionally.
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Seasonal classes in person and on Zoom
Programs range about $150-$1,550
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Ages 4–17.
Programs range about $150-$1,550
Seasonal classes in person and on Zoom
500 8th Avenue, 4th Floor (Pearl Studios), 10018, in the Garment District, Manhattan.
Yes. A Class Act NY is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by A Class Act NY: aclassactny.com.
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