            "Laura Henry is the most gifted and insightful teacher of actors I have ever met. Her ability to guide actors through text to reveal themselves in character is remarkable. Her class is a must for any actor who is ready to take the final step to getting the job."
- Tara Rubin
Tara Rubin Casting, NYC
"Laura Henry has a real understanding of the process. She knows how to develop an actor's skill as well as teach the actor how to best use his or her talent in order to get the job."
- Nikki Valko
Valko / Miller Casting
"Laura Henry has the unique ability to bring out each actor's individual strengths as well as instill the professional discipline necessary to succeed in the entertainment industry. I highly recommend her classes."
- Patricia Noland
Head of Casting Turner Television
"If you are serious about being a working actor and looking for good strong training, this is the school. Laura Henry just might be the best and only true teacher of the Meisner Technique in Los Angeles."
- David Giella
Casting Director /
Producer "Touched By An Angel"
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The Allison Project
"Since the studio was established in 1992, I have had the pleasure of teaching, coaching and working with many talented artists. Many times, they have had projects or ideas for projects, but no space in which to perform these new works. The Allison Project is a performance opportunity provided by the studio to our students, alumni and faculty at no charge. This endeavor is named for and dedicated to my late niece, Allison Pamela Henry, whose inspiration to me is ongoing, and which I now hope extends to my artistic associates." -Laura Henry Since its inception in 1997, The Allison Project has produced, developed and sponsored both new, original plays such as:
A number of established plays have also been performed as part of the project, including:
Performances over the years have also included music, stand-up comics, paintings and photographs by talented artists. One goal of The Allison Project is to provide an environment where artists are free to experiment, develop and perform without any limiting financial responsibilities. The project is intended to benefit both artists who want their work seen by industry professionals, as well as those who want to try out new material before an audience without having to be reviewed. See upcoming Allison Project events on our calendar page. To see a list of past Allison Project events, click here. To submit a proposal or play, send your submission to the mailing address on our contact web page, attention Laura Henry. |
