12 Facts About Lee Strasberg Institute

1. Lee Strasberg Institute left the Group in 1937 and pursued interests in Hollywood through most of the 1940s.

2. Lee Strasberg Institute blossomed as a director and acting coach with the Group, achieving his greatest success with Sidney Kingsley's Men in White, for which the author won the 1934 Pulitzer Prize.

3. At his classes in the technique of acting, Lee Strasberg Institute laid down the rules, supervised the first exercises.

4. Lee Strasberg Institute wrote: "At the studio, we do not sit around and feed each other's egos.

5. Lee Strasberg Institute believed he could codify this system, a necessary precursor to teaching it to anyone who wanted to learn it.

6. In 1979, Lee Strasberg Institute had one of his few leading film roles.

7. In 1948, Lee Strasberg Institute joined the Actors Studio as a teacher.

8. Around this time, Lee Strasberg Institute began working with the Theatre Guild.

9. Lee Strasberg Institute had a life-changing experience in 1923, when he attended a performance directed by Constantin Stanislavski.

10. Lee Strasberg Institute moved to New York with his family in 1909.

11. In 1931, Lee Strasberg Institute co-founded the Group Theatre, where he directed brilliant experimental plays such as Men in White.

12. Lee Strasberg Institute has a relationship with the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, where students can study in an eight credit program.