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Adult Scene Study

Instructor: David Berberian


As actors, we all have an instrument that we must constantly strengthen and develop. 

Scene Study is comparable to an athlete going to the gym or a musician devoting time to rehearsal.

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Participating actors will analyze, rehearse, and perform scenes and monologues with guidance and critique from the instructor. The goal is to provide a safe environment for exploration, and to give specific constructive feedback to help each individual actor improve.

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For the first class, students will be asked to have a prepared scene or monologue to present. Subsequent classes will focus on partnered scene work.

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Open to experienced actors.

Classes will be held IN-PERSON once a week, and will conclude with a public Showcase Performance.

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Check back for updates on the next session.

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STUDENT COMMENTS FROM PREVIOUS SESSIONS

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I enjoyed my experience, even if the part you gave me drove me a bit off my center.

But that's why I was there.

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Thanks so much... RedBird should keep doing these - no one is doing these in the area!!!

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As a non-professional "person of the stage," if you will, I felt the class was accommodating, allowed me to stretch a bit, and yet also seemed apropos for those in the squad that had more experience.


We shared a few laughs, stressed a bit (in a productive way!), met some great folks and connected with Redbird and their mission.  So, many wins there. 

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David Berberian is a co-Founder of RedBird Theater and most recently performed as Torvald in the Company's critically acclaimed production of Lucas Hnath's A DOLL'S HOUSE, PART 2.


He has been a regular on Triangle Stages for over 20 years; and has taken on projects as an actor, director, producer, designer, and set builder with several organizations including The Juilliard School, The Vineyard Theater, The Minetta Lane Theater, Duke University, Manbites Dog Theater, The Heights Players, StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance, Piedmont Performance Factory, Deep Dish Theater, Theater Delta, The Justice Theater Project, East Carolina Summer Theater and many more.

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David became a company member at Manbites Dog Theater in Durham beginning in 2001 and remained such until they closed in 2018. 

He continues to travel the country with Theater Delta using interactive theater for social change to foster conversations in our ever-changing world. David serves as an Asst. Manager for Duke Venue and Production Management at Duke University.

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