Everything I Learned in Theater School

In Episode 12 of EILiTS, Max explores the differences between various interpretations of the 'same' approach to acting and the numerous associations and misconceptions around them.

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In this episode of EILiTS, Max attempts to answer the question: Should you ever work for free? He acknowledges that it is a difficult question to answer and shares his personal experiences of working for free or for very little money as a way of navigating the nuance.

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In this episode of EILiTS, Max chats with a dear friend about her artistic practices and what life has looked like as she's developed them. Cait Cisek is an incredibly talented and thoughtful costume designer, visual artist, educator, and producer; and she now holds the title of first ever guest artist on Everything I Learned in Theater School.

You can find out more about Cait's work at thehuddledmassesproject.com, caitlincisek.com, and on Instagram @caitcisek

Please consider supporting Max and this podcast by becoming a patron at patreon.com/theaterschoolpod. Any contributions are welcome and appreciated, and go toward making each episode the best and most engaging that it can be. If you would like to ask a question or generally get in touch, you can contact Max at [email protected] and on Instagram @theaterschoolpod.

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In this episode of EILiTS, Max offers up a sample-sized tutorial on Shakespeare's verse, how it's structured and what to do when you encounter it.

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In Episode 8 of EILiTS, Max recounts theatrical war stories and does his best to find meaning and value in those experiences.

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In Episode 5 of EILiTS, Max ponders why we do such strange things with our bodies when we breathe and shares ideas about how to regain the breathing prowess that we enjoyed as babies. He guides you through a simple exercise designed to help you reconnect to your natural breath, and concludes with a discussion of how your voice bears the mark of every comment ever made about your vocal expression.

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In Episode 4, Max explores the common feelings of rejection and envy amongst theater people, and how they attempt (in vain) to regulate those feelings by saying hurtful things about their fellow artists.. Max recalls a moment from his early career in which he felt envious, and the internal thought-storm that ensued. He leaves you with ideas about changing unhealthy habits into healthy ones.

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