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Actors Gym
Organization (Acting) - Hamden, CT
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Actors Gym
Reno Venturi
TriPeg Studios
2155 State Street
Hamden, CT 06517
Phone: (203) 804-7044
URL: www.ActorsGym.net
Email: Reno@ActorsGym.net
The Actors’ Gym
It’s common knowledge that dancers need muscle. And that they dance in order to dance. Acting is much the same; an actor needs to stay “in touch” to be in touch. Hence, “The Actors’ Gym” – the place to play, work, laugh, learn, grow – and, yes – build acting muscle. If you’re interested in improv, scene study, monologues, or the unique camaraderie that actors share, The Actors’ Gym is the place to find it. In the past year, The Actors Gym has been featured in New Haven Magazine and in articles by Legion Films, Speckled Koi Productions and Max Inc. Most recently the Actors’ Gym has expanded and is now representing talent in New England, NY and CA.
Reno Venturi – Artistic Managing Director, Actors Gym
Director/Actor/Vocalist/Acting Coach, has directed award wining shows such as Gypsy, Cabaret, Nuts and Brighton Beach Memoirs, to name a few and has performed in such shows as Man of La Mancha, The Fantasticks, and The Diaries of Adam and Eve, including productions in California, Missouri, Boston, Maine and New York. In addition to Reno’s stage credits he has many acting & directing credits including national commercials, TV, films and Indie project films at the Sundance Film Festival. Additionally he has directed shorts for Showtime and several Indie films. He’s taught for High Desert Talent Agency, Sacred Heart University, New England Academy of Theatre (NEAT), as well as schools and colleges in CA.. Reno has directed for the Short & NEAT One-Act Play Festival and has produced it since 2000. He was the Artistic Managing Director of the New England Academy of Theatre for many years. In 2005 he created the Actors’ Gym and Talent, a place to build theatre muscle located at TriPeg Studios in Hamden. Most recently, Reno has a production on a national tour titled Nipples To The Wind, an original comedy by Paula Coco, which he directed. |
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