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CLASS

RETURNING STUDENTS NEW STUDENTS

WRITING

     

The First Draft, The Rewrite, Screenwriting

540
Lyric Writing 360 420
ALL Online Writing Classes 480 480
WRITING INTENSIVES    
The Generator 380 380
The Writing Triathlon 480 480

DIRECTING

     

Devising Original Theater

460 520

ACTING

     

Advanced Scene Study: 21st Century Texts

500 560
  Solo Performance 360 420
Auditioning for Contemporary Theater, The Contemporary Monologue 280 340
Acting the Song
360 420
MOVEMENT        
Alexander Technique
260 320

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

NO HIDDEN REGISTRATION FEES!

 

Registration: There is a non-refundable $50 deposit required for all classes that comes out of your tuition (it is not an additional fee).  Deposits must be paid for each class at the initial point of sale with a credit or debit card.

 

Multiple Class Registration Discount:
•    Take 10% off your entire tuition when you enroll in 2 classes!
•    Take 15% off your entire tuition when you enroll in 3 or more classes!

 

Classes must be purchased at the same time. A $50 non-refundable deposit for each class is required at time of registration. This discount is not retroactive, and is not applicable to Workshops or Intensives.

 

Online Registration:  Currently limited to Writing, Directing, and Movement classes and requires payment in full. Registration in all acting classes or for multiple classes must be done through ESPA Administration by calling 212.840.9705.

 

To expedite your registration, you may use our online registration system to enroll in a class and just pay your deposit. Enroll online using the code "DEPOSIT". You will be charged the $50 non-refundable deposit and contacted within 72 hours to set up your payment plan for the remainder of your tuition balance.

 

Payment Plans: ESPA understands the financial struggles facing theater artists in New York today and strives to make things easier.  Click here to see Payment Plan options.

  

Referral Program: Save on ESPA classes by referring your friends. Get five friends to enroll and your class is FREE! Click here to learn more.  

 

Work Study Program: Each session, returning students can apply for a coveted Work Study or Teaching Assistant (TA) position in specified classes. TAs perform the daily tasks, such as photocopying, relaying assignments, etc., that are deemed necessary by the instructor. In exchange for this service, ESPA covers the cost of their tuition. If you have any questions about the duties of a TA, or would like more information, please contact ESPA Administration at 212.840.9705 x211 or espa@primarystages.org.

 

Cancellation Policy

  • If a student withdraws from a class prior to one (1) week before the class’ start date, the $50 deposit will act as a cancellation fee.

  • If a student withdraws from a class within the one (1) week prior to the class’ start date, the student is required to pay 50% of the tuition.

  • If a student withdraws from a class at any time after the class’ start date, the student is required to pay 100% of the tuition, unless given express permission by ESPA Administration.

Please note that all withdrawals must be made in writing to ESPA Administration.

 

Code of Conduct: Primary Stages expects our students to treat the instructors, space, staff of Primary Stages, and fellow artists and classmates with the utmost respect.  Primary Stages reserves the right to remove any student from a class without refund if his/her behavior is considered hostile, damaging, or inappropriate.

 

 

For more information or with questions, please call 212.840.9705 or email espa@primarystages.org.

 

 

 

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ESPA: AN INSIDE LOOK

Writer Micheline Auger sheds light on the student experience at ESPA.

 

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All classes take place at
Primary Stages Studios
307 W 38th St, NYC
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