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The highest-rated Acting Training companies out of 152 vetted & reviewed in the South Gate area. Fremont Centre Theatre Shows Confidence Kids “Unlike pretty much every other kids' theatre company out there, Young Stars Theatre (housed at Fremont Centre Theatre) does NOT charge kids to perform.” i Hollywood Academy of Music and Arts Instrument Rentals, Rehearsal Room Rentals, Corporate and Wellness “The staff here are courteous, friendly, and just create a really positive vibe in the space - starting from the front desk that has never been anything less than amazeballs, to my teachers who are not just great teachers, but insanely talented musici...” i The Groundlings Theatre & School Actors Gas Laugh “After attending Basic- Advanced improv classes here I can say they know character and knowing their style can have a hugely positive impact on how you perform.” i Dance Image “I am new to this place having just signed up, I am super excited for my daughter to learn and grow with these classes, instructors and this environment.” i The Actors Circle Feel Scenes Learning “Classes are well thought out and include improvisation exercises and scene work to target general skills needed as an actor as well as specific things targeted to your individual needs as you develop your craft.” i Caryn West's Space For Actors Information Book Audition “Caryn West's Space for Actors is a pro-level studio for actors to stay fresh, build new skills for this new world industry, and have surprise break-throughs with an industry veteran.” i La Habra Depot Theatre Cast Tickets Shows “Awesome small unique theatre experience that we support with donations as well as experiencing performances with my daughter performing in some of the productions.” i Speiser Sturges Acting Studio Career Feel Actor “I have been studying with Aaron Speiser Acting Studio for a little over a year now, and I am so thankful to have found such a welcoming and supportive environment to be a part of.” i A Noise Within Theatre “I've learned to go to the matinees because the traffic from LA at night makes the drive too long for me… but I still go… because it's that good.” i Anthony Gilardi Acting Studio Coach Opinion Actors “In addition he also has workshops where casting directors and agents come in to see students, voice workshops, yoga, pistol training and all kinds of cool, useful things that many other schools dont offer under one roof!” i Garry Marshall Theatre Space Garden Shows “Their Jane Austen Unscripted experience was hilarious and the kickoff performance for their outdoor summer concert series maintained their reputation for hosting a place for high quality performances by extremely talented people.” i Nancy Friedman Acting Studio

The highest-rated Acting Training companies out of 140 vetted & reviewed in the Downey area. Downey Theatre House Symphony Orchestra Concert “Great shows” i Downey Symphony “Love the little snack bar for the intermission; they serve wine and beer too.” i Hollywood Academy of Music and Arts Instrument Rentals, K-12 School Programs, Live Musicians For Events “The staff here are courteous, friendly, and just create a really positive vibe in the space - starting from the front desk that has never been anything less than amazeballs, to my teachers who are not just great teachers, but insanely talented musici...” i The Groundlings Theatre & School Gas SNL Actors “After attending Basic- Advanced improv classes here I can say they know character and knowing their style can have a hugely positive impact on how you perform.” i Dance Image “I am new to this place having just signed up, I am super excited for my daughter to learn and grow with these classes, instructors and this environment.” i Caryn West's Space For Actors Book Goals Information “She herself is a working actor and is very aware and is always updated on what is going on the industry which is very informative and helpful in this field.” i La Habra Depot Theatre Tickets The Wizard of oz Cast “Awesome small unique theatre experience that we support with donations as well as experiencing performances with my daughter performing in some of the productions.” i Speiser Sturges Acting Studio Feel Auditions Career “This studio teaches in a unique way that is usable in the daily job as an actor from auditions to jobs while still teaching all the fundamental techniques and methods in a super fun way.” i A Noise Within Theatre “I've learned to go to the matinees because the traffic from LA

BiographyActressAdditional CrewBorn on May 29th, 1995, in the vibrant city of Baltimore, Maryland, I entered a world filled with limitless possibilities. My parents, Renee Lewis (nee Spencer) and Livingston Lewis, instilled in me a strong work ethic and encouraged me to dream big. With an African American medical professional as my mother and a Jamaican-born auto mechanic as my father, I inherited a diverse blend of cultures that shaped my identity and fueled my ambition.My journey in education began at Chesapeake High School, the first STEM school in the Nation. Here, I honed my skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics while developing a love for learning. Graduating with a high school diploma, I was equipped with a solid foundation for the next step in my educational pursuit.Driven by a thirst for knowledge, I enrolled at Towson University in Towson, Maryland, where I pursued my bachelor's degree. I went on to pursue a Masters degree from Regent University in Virginia Beach Va.In addition to my academic pursuits, I ventured into the world of acting. Inspired by a desire to explore my creative side, I attended The Barrows Group acting school in New York City and later joined the Speiser Sturges Acting Studio in Los Angeles. Through rigorous training and countless auditions, I immersed myself in the art of storytelling, discovering my own voice and the power of expression.Committed to making a difference, I also embarked on a fulfilling career as a Baltimore City Public School teacher. Guided by my passion for education and a belief in the potential of every student, I endeavored to create a nurturing and inclusive learning environment. Each day, I dedicated myself to empowering young minds and helping them unlock their own greatness.As I continue to evolve and grow, I look forward to further exploring the intersections of education and artistry. With each step, I strive to inspire others to chase their dreams relentlessly, irrespective of their circumstances. My journey is far from over, and I am excited to see where my passion and dedication will lead me next.Photos17Known forContribute to this pageSuggest an edit or

Bronson, the tough, stony-faced actor who was one of the most recognizable action heroes in cinema, died on August 30 in Los Angeles from complications from pneumonia. He was 81. He was born Charles Buchinsky on November 3, 1921 in Ehrenfeld, Pennsylvania, one of fifteen children born to Lithuanian immigrant parents. Although he was the only child to have graduated high school, he worked in the coalmines to support his family until he joined the army to serve as a tail gunner during World War II. He used his money from the G.I. Bill to study art in Philadelphia, but while working as a set designer for a Philadelphia theater troupe, he landed a few small roles in some productions and immediately found acting to be the craft for him. Bronson took his new career turn seriously, moved to California, and enrolled for acting classes at The Pasadena Playhouse. An instructor there recommended him to director Henry Hathaway for a movie role and the result was his debut in Hathaway's You're in the Navy Now (1951). He secured more bit parts in films like John Sturges' drama The People Against O'Hara (1951), and Joseph Newman's Bloodhounds of Broadway (1952). More substantial roles came in George Cukor's Pat and Mike (1952, where he is beaten up by Katharine Hepburn!); Andre de Toth's classic 3-D thriller House of Wax (1953, as Vincent Price's mute assistant, Igor); and De Toth's fine low-budget noir Crime Wave (1954).Despite his formidable presence, his leads were confined to a string of B pictures like Gene Fowler's Gang War; and Roger Corman's tight Machine Gun Kelly (both 1958). Following his own television series, Man With a Camera (1958-60), Bronson had his first taste of film stardom when director Sturges casted him as Bernardo, one of the The Magnificent Seven (1960). Bronson displayed a powerful charisma, comfortably holding his own in a high-powered cast that included Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen. A few more solid roles followed in Sturges' The Great Escape (1963), and Robert Aldrich's classic war picture The Dirty Dozen (1967), before Bronson made the decision to