Nicholas Stribakos

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1993-1996. Studied under Ms Lucy Freeman and Peter Sardi. Study of "Method Acting, Practising Strasberg's Sensory work, Uta Hagen, Stella Adler techniques. Scene study analysis and performance, by exploring various techniques, private moment, animal exercise, Sensory work, Voice class with Mr Peppard and Mr Cartwright, Improvistion, with Mr Anthony Georgiou and Clown exercise. Full time course from 1994-1996. 2006-2012 - Peter Sardi School of Acting; Study and application of the Being exercise, the bull ring exercise, repetition, physical gesture, Grotowski training, script analysis and performing scenes, after a nine week rehearsal process, to an invited audience. 2010-2012 Peter Sardi's School of Acting Long and Short Improvisations. Development and performance, of our own complete plays, through scene work, utilising the rehearsal process, to develop, and write narrative, plot, and structure. Performing our own original works, to a private audience. Encompassing the practise of physical and psychological exercises, during this nine week period, using Mr Sardi's methodology and influences from Grotowski, Stansislavski, Benedetti. 2015 The Situation, won an 'Award of Excellence' at the Best Shorts Award in California! https://www.facebook.com/bestshorts Nicholas Stribakos, has played many different roles, stretching his emotional and physical range. His serious commitment and devotion to the craft of acting, sets him apart, from many of his peers. He continues to learn and develop his skills in acting. 2019 -2020 Nicholas, is taking private classes , in voice and accents, with Mr Leslie Cartwright. Developing his USA accents, General and New York. Developing and strengthening the voice, through physical exercise & connecting to text. Glengarry Glen Ross Mr Shelley Levene US Accent Henry VI Prologue Midsummer Night’s Dream Oberon Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas 2019-2020, assisted Mr Jones, in producing, the short film, CITIZEN, which is completed. 2021-2022 Short film ALEXITHYMIA, played Man, directed by Ange Arabatzis.