Over the three-week period this imaginative and inspirational theatre summer school program will combine a series of skill-based master classes and ensemble workshops in which students will work as a team under the guidance of a professional director to create an exciting piece of divised theatre, to be performed in the final week.

Whether you are already working in the industry, studying acting in college, or still in high school, our four-week Summer Intensive Training programs are built to offer you the personalized training you need. Our courses in Acting for Film and Television or Musical Theatre Performance enable experienced performers to work on skill-building, and novice performers to sample the life of an actor living and working in New York City. 

Please note, these courses are designed for students completing the Commercial Theater Graduate Certificate Accelerated Summer Institutes. CFA Graduate Students in the School of Theater may also register for these courses as electives.

Theatre Studies at the Sorbonne

The 2025 edition of the Summer School Hues of Writing (HoW), organised by the Department of Philology, Literature and Linguistics of the University of Pisa within the frame of the Excellence Project CECIL, will be devoted to theatre writing in Italian.

In this summer workshop, students produce several short films together under guidance from industry professionals in Cinematography, Directing Editing, Production, Editing and Sound during four intensive summer weeks in Stockholm. Through practical workshops inspiring seminars and lectures, you will receive the foundations of the filmmaking experience. The first two weeks are focused on short workshops within all disciplines while each student writes scripts, the third week is shooting week, and the final week is postproduction and screening of the film in our cinema.

Summer at Strasberg provides students with different options to study Lee Strasberg’s acting technique. Students can either enroll in an ambitious ten-week term (part-time or full-time) or they can take shorter intensives which are designed to introduce both the experienced and inexperienced actor to Lee Strasberg’s Method.