Anthony R Page Will Teach A Series of Acting Classes at the West End Performing Arts Center

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Making the transition back into Atlanta's creative community, I am excited about returning to the classroom and teaching a few acting classes at the West End Performing Arts Center as part of Fulton County Arts & Culture's learning programs.  - - - Anthony R Page, MBA
Some additional information about the classes and registration info is below.  



Here are the Course Descriptions:

Adult Acting – Advanced – Tuesdays from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.
This course will help the experienced actor master a role by deeply exploring ways to develop performance control, stage/screen presence, interesting character elements, and advanced techniques for understanding the script. Designed to push actors to the point of breakthrough, each session can become quite intense.

The course will be built around scene work as well as individualized, self-paced projects. We encourage students to bring material to the course to develop or we will work with them to select works that will accelerate their growth.

For more information or to register for this class go to:

Adult Acting Intermediate – Thursdays from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
This course is best suited to students who have some experience but hope to explore more elements of their acting instrument. Each session will help students become direct-able and better positioned to deliver consistent quality in their performances.

This course is built around character analysis, and scene study/monologues with some work on the fundamentals of various acting approaches, styles, and techniques.
For more information or to register for this class go to:

Teen Acting (ages 13-17) Thursdays from 5:45 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.
This is an introductory course that helps the young actor understand how the industry works as well as how to begin the process of creating and developing memorable characters.

Each session is built around exercises in non-verbal communication, vocal variation, character building, and some monologue and scene study.



 Here's a Brief Look at Anthony's Creative Career:
Anthony R. Page is a working director, producer, writer, and actor with 25 years of industry experience.  Across his career, he has been involved in more than 75 films, television, and theater projects that include 43 works in regional theater, several independent television projects as well as several narrative and documentary films, web series, commercials, and branded content.

A veteran of the United States Navy and an award-winning curator of visual arts exhibitions, Anthony has sought a great deal of formal education over years. Throughout his career, he has attended a variety of skills-based seminars and workshops and completed an Associate Degree from Saint Leo University. In addition to earning four degrees from Georgia State University which include Bachelor's Degrees in Film and Video Production, Theater, Finance, and Accounting, Mr. Page holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix and a received a certificate in Multimedia Arts from Sessions College of Professional Design.

Anthony's current projects include a short feature film titled The Important Part(s) of Me and a full-length stage play titled Somewhere in Summerville,  both of which he has written and will serve as executive producer and director.

Mr. Page has also established a partnership with Fulton County Arts and Culture and the West End Performing Arts Center to bring a series of projects to the stage. These works include a staged reading of his ground-breaking new stage play: Somewhere in Summerville on September 22nd; The Blue Series - Discovery - - a collection of five one-act stage plays (written by emerging playwrights across the metro Atlanta area) on October 27th, 28th and 29th and a one-woman show written by AZ Yeamen of Bridge 17 Scriptwriters Studio titled: This In No Way Makes Me Crazy be presented on November 17th & 18th.

To learn more about these projects please visit:


I am often guided by a quote from the late and certainly great Maya Angelo..."When you get, you give, when you learn, you teach." 
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A Complete Look at Anthony's Background

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