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  1. hartbeatz. Bij HB Studio vind je een uniek all in one concept. Wij verhuren onder 1 dak diverse professionele en luxe binnen ruimtes voor creatives. Inclusief hoogwaardige apparatuur. Bij ons omring je jezelf met de beste kwaliteit én like minded people. HB Studio biedt kunstenaars, podcastmakers, fotografen, producers, artiesten en ...

  2. 3 de may. de 2024 · Two 5-week Parts are available each term, Part A & Part B: Summer Part A: Jun 12–Jul 18 (no class June 19 & July 4) Summer Part B: Jul 19–Aug 22. A $15 discount will apply when registering for both parts. Sign up for either Part independently (5 weeks each), or join both for the full 10-week term. You may join Part B without taking Part A.

  3. HB Studio offers professional classes in the dramatic arts for committed actors, directors, and playwrights—beginning and experienced—to hone their skills in a community of peers and mentors. In the spirit of our founders, Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof, we seek to foster an environment where creative freedom prevails and artists are ...

  4. In-Person Classes & Workshops. To view all in-person and online classes & workshops in calendar format click here. month. week. day. May 2024. Mon. Tue.

  5. HB Studio is located in the heart of Greenwich Village: HB Studio 120 Bank Street New York, NY 10014 (212) 675-2370 x1. HB Playwrights Theatre 124 Bank Street New York, NY 10014. Regular Office Hours (for information and registration) Monday – Friday: 9:30am – 7:30pm Saturday – Sunday: 9:30am – 4:00pm. Accessibility

  6. Acting 1. HB Studio offers both online classes and in-person classes at the Studio. Before your first class, please review the information outlined on the relevant page (s). Class titles below indicate which are running online vs. in person. IN-PERSON CLASSES meet for the full 10-week term, 1 session per week.

  7. HB Studio was founded in 1945 by the Broadway actor and director Herbert Berghof. Born in Austria, Berghof was a protégé of the German realist director Max Reinhardt. He fled to New York in 1939 as a refugee of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime, where he soon joined a community of immigrant artists and then-outsiders interested in bringing the ...