Actor. Creative. Teaching Artist.

Actor. Creative. Teaching Artist.
A vicious hate crime plunges a gay dancer into a fever dream battle between life and death. Forced to make sense of this new physical reality, he must try to relearn how to walk and talk while simultaneously salvaging the fragments of a failing mind.
"Touched" Thomas resides in Inishfree with his mother. He buys her sweets every day. It's Thomas' daily mission to spread God's word to friends and neighbors. When evil desends upon Inishfree, it is up to Thomas to purge the town of its self inflicted doom and save them all...but at what cost?
“As an instructor, I realize that not everyone will pursue only an acting career. Many students move into parallel careers in business, law, and advertising. In fact, some of the most valued JD/MBA candidates have had the advantage of a theatre arts education. Knowing that my work with students is just the beginning of many wonderful career possibilities, I work to equip each of them with techniques that can be used over a lifetime. It is my goal to assist them in realizing their own authentic voice as well as to help them discover a sense of confidence and presence that is both respected and undeniable. Finally, and most importantly, I believe in making this work enjoyable and significant for both the student and the instructor. Enjoyment fuels everyone’s desire to stand in the compelling and challenging nature of this work. Seeking the pleasure in what I do also encourages me to adapt my teaching strategies to meet the ever-evolving demands of the classroom.”
Craig MacArthur is a New York City-based actor and graduate of the prestigious Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. MacArthur has received praise for his work in the past, including the Irish National Tour of MISTERMAN by Enda Walsh (director Melissa Firlit) and his work with Spectrum Dance Company for their production of (IM)PULSE (director Donald Byrd). A certified Fitzmaurice Voicework instructor based out of NYC, he currently teaches master classes in voice and diction for the National Theatre Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Center. He is also on faculty at HB Studio and guest lectures at schools within NYU Tisch.
120 Bank Street, NYC
Every week on Monday
Sept 11 – Nov 21
1:00pm – 3:00pm ET
120 Bank Street, NYC
120 Bank Street, NYC
Every week on Monday
Sept11 – Nov 21
4:00pm – 5:30pm ET
120 Bank Street, NYC
120 Bank Street, NYC
Every week on Saturday
Sept 11 – Nov 21
10:00 am – 11:30 pm ET
120 Bank Street, NYC
120 Bank Street, NYC
Every week on Thursday
Part A: Sept 11 - Oct 16 (no class Oct 9)
Part B: Oct 17 - Nov 21 (no class Nov 7)
120 Bank Street, NYC
craig.dolezel@gmail.com
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