The best part-time acting training school in Glasgow is now offering small group acting classes for anyone wanting to give acting a go, meet like-minded people or grow their confidence.
You will be trained and get valuable advice from professional actors and coaches, who will help you to act at a high industry level, for stage and for screen.
At Southside Performance Studio, we do not believe in theoretical learning when it comes to acting. From day 1, you will be acting and at the end of the 4-week course, you will be delivering a showcase with your peers.
Everyone is welcome to try our acting classes, no matter your age or professional background.
Start Dates:
Monday 30th January 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Thursday 2nd February 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Saturday 4th February 11am - 1pm
Group classes run for 4 weeks
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