Strasberg

[strahs-berg, stras-]

noun

1. Lee, 1901–82, U.S. theatrical director, teacher, and actor, born in Austria.

Example Sentences

I loosely, jokingly say “the Galloway technique of creative movement direction,” but it really is a structure which is folk-based and focused on that Lee Strasberg school of acting.

From Los Angeles Times

I was studying method acting at Lee Strasberg at the time.

From Salon

Built by Swedish immigrants in 1921, it has been home to oil tycoons and actors, including J. Paul Getty, the Barrymore family and Lee Strasberg.

From Los Angeles Times

Lee Strasberg — I taught for him one time.

From Los Angeles Times

After Rogoff returned to the U.S., he worked at the Actors Studio, closely observing the Method acting training of Lee Strasberg.

From Los Angeles Times