Yul Vazquez will be coming to TK Studio this Friday, April 28th for the...
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Joseph Siravo taught the Shakespeare Workshop at the Meisner based Terry...
Terry Knickerbocker Talks about his philosophy on Acting, classes, and Meisner...
Carolyn McCandlish and Kendrick Merdani have studied Meisner technique...
Our Meisner actors are gearing up for Summer classes at Terry Knickerbocker...
Terry Knickerbocker Studio welcomes Pandora Scooter who is joining our...
A headshot is the first thing a casting director sees before you even walk...
Terry Knickerbocker talks about the significance of masks for the actor, as...
Per Brahe, the Artistic Director for the annual "Bali Conservatory" will be...
In this three part series Terry Knickerbocker discusses the role of travel in...