Bring Your Story to Life - how acting serves your craft and your everyday life
Tue 08 Apr
|The BCN Studio
Session 6 in the Acting By The Book workshop series where we laugh, cry, and scream through the 20th century of acting philosophies while learning their secrets. Join us!


Time & Location
08 Apr 2025, 19:30 – 22:00
The BCN Studio, Carrer d'Elkano, 26, 1A, Distrito de Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
Guests
About The Event
Full workshop series 180€ | Individual session 35€
19:30 - 22h | March 17, 18, 31 & April 1, 7, 8
In this workshop, Brielle Jobe will take you through the classics of acting teachers and techniques with a concentration on Sanford Meisner and Susanna Bloch's Alba Emoting along with an overview of all the names you've heard but never truly known: Stanislavski, Gratowski, Strasberg, Artaud...
Laugh, cry, and scream through the 20th century of acting philosophies while learning their secrets along the way and how to apply them to whatever you do onstage. This course is perfect for beginner actors or seasoned stand-ups and improvisers - even if comedy is your calling, this class will give you a brand new foundation of performing and tons of new practices to add to your toolkit!
Breakdown of the sessions
Day 1, March 17: Method Acting - what is it and why is it actually insane?
Day 2, March 18: The Actor's Neutral - get into your voice and body
Day 3, March 31: Sanford Meisner - acting is reacting, the magical "What-if"
Day 4, April 1: Trust Your Gut - Jerzy Grotowski and Impulse Work
Day 5, April 7: Emotions are Hard - Alba Emoting and Physicality
Day 6, April 8: Bring Your Story to Life - how acting serves your craft and your everyday life
Teacher Bio: Brielle Jobe
Brielle has called the stage "home" since she was a child, beginning her acting career and training at just eight years old. She's since been in over 50 productions plus countless miscellaneous sketches and side projects after beginning improv training at age 13 and playwrighting at 14. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre Performance at Catawba College - where she served as the captain of their improv team and completed her thesis entitled: Found in Translation: Multi-lingual Theatre in the Fight Against Xenophobia, in tandem to premiering an original play, Beyond the Grave. She's trained with companies like Strangemen & Co., the Maryland Ensemble Theatre, and CenterStage (Baltimore, MD USA). With almost two decades of experience under her belt as actor, playwright, choreographer, and technician, Brielle is the recipient of an Irene Ryan nomination for her portrayal in the titular role of Dr. Cecilia Payne Gaposhkin in the world premiere of Sister of the Stars (Salisbury NC, USA 2018), a professionally produced playwright, and now serves here in Barcelona as the host of two open mics, a resident player on two improv teams, a dialect/acting coach, and the Technical Director of Lighting at the BCN Studio.
What people think about Brielle's teaching
"Brielle is a talented and professional coach with a wide range of knowledge on stage presence, acting and storytelling which all informed the development of my comedy show for Edinburgh Fringe."
- Michelle Ahern, "We've Had a Good Run"
“Before Brielle's lessons, I had no idea how certain American sounds were made, and at times, my English wasn’t clear on stage when doing character voices. Thanks to her, I now feel much more confident in my speaking, both in daily life and while performing.”
- Thierry Lapouge, Typical Adult Behavior




