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Acting & Drama
  • Mondays, to
    07:30 pm - 09:30 pm
$176
Tyler Wilson-Kokiri
TAPAC class

"Actor's Toolbox," is a comprehensive acting program curated by Nina Reed. Throughout this course, you'll delve into a diverse array of essential acting skills and techniques aimed at empowering you as a performer. From mastering the fundamentals of relaxation, concentration, and emotional truth to refining your vocal and physical expressiveness, each week offers dynamic exercises and guided explorations. With an emphasis on improvisation, character development, and ensemble work, you'll expand your creative toolkit and cultivate the versatility needed to excel in any acting endeavor, and ultimately build confidence in everyday life. Central to our curriculum is the recognition that voice and body work form the cornerstone of authentic performance, allowing you to fully embody characters and connect with audiences. Join us on this transformative journey as we unlock the secrets of the actor's craft and equip you with the skills needed to thrive in the industry.

Free trials are available for this class. To sign up for your free trial, book in via the Enrol Now link or email [email protected]

Please note that there will be no class on the 2nd of June due to the King's Birthday Public Holiday

Teaching artist

Tyler

Tyler Wilson-Kokiri

Teaching Artist

Tyler Wilson-Kokiri (he/him) graduated from Toi Whakaari in 2016. He has since been working as a professional actor, voice over artist and professional wrestler among other things.

His theatre credits include Astroman by Albert Belz, his solo show Wrestling With Wregret, Hide The Dog by Nathan Maynard (AUS) and Jamie McCaskill (NZ), as well as Pop Up Globes Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night's Dream.

His TV and movie credits include Shortland Street, Ahikāroa, Not Even, and the movie Belief: The Possession Of Janet Moses.

He has also been a professional wrestler for the last 3 years, and worked in multiple promotions under the names KŌKIRI and Te Whero me te Pango Hōiho.