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The Method
As the only acting school in the world that teaches Lee Strasberg’s work in its consummate form, The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute® is the home for all actors seeking to delve into Method Acting and its tradition of training some of the world’s most brilliant and truthful actors.
The Lee Strasberg Film Festival
The Lee Strasberg Film Festival is a three-day celebration of independent cinema and exceptional acting, brought to you by The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. Submissions for the festival are now open!
Our Alumni
Our alumni have found incredible success in the fields of Film, Television, & Stage. Of the many students who called Lee Strasberg their teacher, or the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute their home, they all honor his legacy with their incredible work and talent.
Testimonial
“What separates the Lee Strasberg Institute from the usual impression one gets from a ‘conservatory,’ is its impact on the maturing artist. The Institute gives young talent the tools not only to be a great actor in the present, but to evolve and adapt until the ‘Method’ becomes second nature. When you can apply what you learned five, ten or twenty years ago, into your living craft, then you can appreciate how successful your training was. This is the type of training that the Institute offers.”
– Tyler Ham Pong
International Students
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute welcomes international students at both the New York and Los Angeles campuses.Veterans
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute is approved for the Non-College Degree Professional Acting Program.Young Actors Testimonials
Young Actors at Strasberg is a program for kids and teens interested in developing a strong foundation in Lee Strasberg’s Method Acting.
Blog
‘Never A Tale of More Woe’: Romeo and Juliet Takes a New Life through a Multicultural Lens
LSTFI alumni Emily Nunes and Venkatesh Vohra stage a new Pan-Asian interpretation of Romeo and Juliet.
Daryna Lytvynenko: From Ukraine to LSTFI’s Young Actors Program
Lee & Anna Strasberg Scholarship recipient Daryna Lytvynenko offers insight to her time at Young Actors at Strasberg.
The Crucible
In the conservative town of Anywhere, USA, paranoia and accusations of witchcraft spread through the community.
