Adult Evening Classes

These weekly classes are a space to step into the work consistently, to build skill, confidence, and presence over time.

Whether you’re new to acting, returning to it or simply wanting to reconnect and build on confidence, the focus is the same: working truthfully, staying connected, and developing your own way into the craft.

Session details

INTRODUCTORY LEVEL

Tuesdays, 5.30 pm - 7.00 pm

INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED

Wednesdays, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

The Point Arts & Entertainment Centre

Classes cover a range of screen acting techniques and approaches, including:

  • Text analysis and understanding behaviour

  • Character development grounded in truth

  • Improvisation and responsive work

  • Screen technique and subtlety

  • Commercial and contemporary drama

  • Working across genre and tone

  • Emotional attunement and connection

  • Building presence and self-trust

The work is practical, focused, and responsive to the people in the room.

The Environment

This is not about performing or “getting it right.”

The space is calm, structured, and supportive — designed to help you feel grounded enough to take risks without pressure.

People are met where they are, and developed from there.

Who It’s For

  • Beginners looking for a way in

  • Actors wanting to stay connected to the work

  • Individuals building confidence and presence

  • Anyone feeling creatively stuck or disconnected

If you’re curious about the work, you’re welcome to come and experience it for yourself.

Get in touch to book a free session enquiries@truthinaction.co.uk

Drawing from other established techniques; Meisner, Laban, Chekhov, Stanislavski and Uta Hagen so that students can build a versatile toolkit.

But technique alone isn’t enough; it’s how we apply it, with self-awareness and presence, that creates depth in a performance and that’s where Sam comes in.

Sam’s goal is to help actors bring themselves fully to a role, grounded in their own choices, without needing to use substitution or trigger real-life experiences.

Sam emphasises on connection and responsiveness: investing in your scene partner, responding to what you see and hear, and building an exchange that feels alive and layered. Focusing on strengths first, guiding students to trust their instincts and explore their own emotional intelligence, rather than forcing choices that don’t come naturally.

In essence, teaching actors to understand