Jason Thurston's Acting MasterClass with Jason Thurston
Professional actor Jason Thurston brings his award-winning* PAM (Professional Acting MasterClass) to the masses in the car park of the National Theatre. Lessons will be taught. Grievances will be aired. You will be changed. Jason will make sure of it. *Third place in 'Best Extracurricular Activities at The University of Sussex 2017-2019'.
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Professional actor Jason Thurston brings his award-winning* PAM (Professional Acting MasterClass) to the masses in the car park of the National Theatre. Lessons will be taught. Grievances will be aired. You will be changed. Jason will make sure of it. *Third place in 'Best Extracurricular Activities at The University of Sussex 2017-2019'.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Josiah Ward
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Rosebuddies Productions
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