Larry Moss Studio

I feel like I need to be 100% honest.
I have never seen a professional show at Edgemar. I’ve heard they are lovely, and I do not doubt they are. It is a beautiful vicinity.
However. I interned in their office and backstage for a few months. I assisted with the Children’s Acting and Improv classes. The kids and the teacher were phenomenal and so pleasant to work with… it was the management that was an issue…
When we were casting the children’s show for the class, the producer insisted that we make a relative the lead character. The teacher and I didn’t like that idea, especially since this actor had a bad read and attitude. The producer was enraged saying that the relative would «be bored if they didn’t have the lead» and «its okay, its family!» I was appalled. I couldn’t believe there was such nepotism in a professional environment. The producer even went so far as to call the relative on the phone and ask them which role they wanted in the show!
After this I quit the office to work exclusively with the teacher backstage. I can say that the show turned out fine… but what enrages me is that I know too many talented actors work their asses off in this industry only to be shelved to make room for some silver spoon relative.

This is a short review of their info session about the classes they offer at the school.
The info session happens at 1030am until roughly 1230pm on Thursdays. The session is free and you have to bring a headshot and resume (if you have one). You will be given an info packet to take home, and as a group you’ll go through the different classes they offer, opportunities that often come from the classes and you are able to ask whatever questions you like.
The woman presenting the coursework, Alexandra, is very friendly and outgoing. In the middle of the presentation there’s a short break followed by a meet and greet with Michelle — who runs the center — who assesses what your goals are and makes notes on your pictures about what she thinks might be good for your level and career desires.
Both women talk about the philosophy of the school and offer some fun anecdotes along the way. At the end of the session you are able to go up to their office and sign up for classes, find out what Michelle recommends for you or simple get more info about their schedule.
The vibe of the school is very friendly and exciting. They seem passionate about actors who want to work and create and don’t give the impression that they’re just trying to extort you for money in exchange for a prestigious school name on your training resume.
Classes seem to fill up fast so check it out!

The perfect place for actors to go to as well as audience to see nice broadway, musical and theatrical play.
The accoustic of this small theater is soo well done tht you can hear the performance perfectly fine.
The lighting, and seats are comfortable.
The overall presentation of tis place is outstanding.
If you ever want to see some performance, this is the best place to go to.
Definitely recommended.

The Acting Studio At Edgemar (FKA Larry Moss Acting Studio) is AMAZING! The space was designed by Frank Gehry and is beautiful inside and out. It’s home to two spacious theatres and a gorgeous gallery. And the training you will get at The Acting Studio is the best in the city (in my opinion).
I’d highly recommend it if you are an actor looking to train with the best, an artist looking for a great space to house your work, or if you are just looking to enjoy a night of theatre (Just 45 Minutes From Broadway).