"Since practically the beginning of my career, I have coached and studied with Larry Singer because he focuses on the work and helps you along your personal path in being a performing artist.  Larry has taught me invaluable technique and tools while giving me opportunity to challenge myself to continually become a better actor." 
*Di Quon- Lead role in Adam Sandler’s upcoming film “Grown Ups”

 “Larry is a master teacher of acting. I have sent my best U.Va students to his studio for many years to extent and expand their training. His work with actors is clear, concise, challenging and productive. His studio offers actors a healthy, trusting environment where actors can take risks and hone craft skills.”
*Richard Warner- Chair Univ. of Virginia MFA Theatre Program  

 "Working one on one with Larry allowed me to get so deep into the character.  Most of all I learned to breathe, and compose myself to dealing with pressure shoots.  Every little nuance means so much in a script and Larry makes you realize that.  His attention to detail brought out the best in me.  In a few sessions I made my character a thousand times stronger through pacing and rhythm.  Every time I have a new character, I go straight to Larry to make it amazing.”
*Matty Goldberg –Comedian, Actor

 -----a letter from a student....

I wanted to share the following review that came out this morning, via Bohemian Press (note: I have reprised this show (same role, same company) since 2003):

"While some of the actors in this production have changed, others have been with this play through several of its incarnations, notably Carolyn Driscoll and Megan Lavner, both of whom were in the filmed version of this, and whose performances have significantly deepened with time. In Megan Lavner's case, it has been a pleasure to watch her grow up during the course of these past few years. In the role of the soldier's teenaged fiancee, she has gone from presenting youth to—ironically, as she matures out of the role—representing youth. The performance has contours which were previously lacking, and the character is revealed to be a tensile young woman of great determination; she no longer asserts. She simply "is", and that represents huge growth in an actor."

I'm *guessing* perhaps a certain teacher may have had something to do with the "huge growth" perceived. Thanks for helping me transform my acting, and experience actual results.

 Always,

Megan

"Larry's class is allowing me to consider so many new possibilities in the realm of my acting. I came out of school unconsciously thinking I had it all figured out. Not so! Larry guides his students towards new levels of concentration and specificity in their work, always setting the bar higher."
* Thea Brooks, first national tour of "Dirty Dancing, the Classic Story on Stage," Carnegie Melon University Graduate 

 “Larry is the greatest acting teacher I've had in my career. He is able to see deeply inside every actor and get us to be our best with honesty.”  
*Chris Clemens University of Connecticut Theatre Program

"What I feel when I work with Larry is that I am truly being seen.  That in each sensitive moment of discovering a character he is able somehow to see what is and what could be.   He can appreciate the strength I bring to what I'm doing while intelligently guiding me to places that I would not have found on my own.  Having seen him do this in a classroom setting I am consistently amazed at how individual and how generous his approach is with each student.   Larry's work is the kind of raw and abiding material that comes back to me during what feels like an impossible rehearsal or a moment when a scene totally mystifies me.   I can use it.  It is palpable, living, generative stuff."
*Ana Perea - Best Actress of 2004 Award by John Heilpern of the New York Observer