
CONNOR RATLIFF presents THE ACTING CLASS is an ongoing series of live and filmed performances which pretend to be real acting classes. This companion podcast features professional actor/comedian CONNOR RATLIFF talking about the show and about acting in general.
As the creator as one of the most acclaimed podcasts of the past decade -- Dead Eyes, cited by TIME Magazine & Left Of Dial Media's lis... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

I've been remiss about recording new episodes.Ā I have been busy, and distracted!Ā Here is an update on WHAT'S GOIN ON
I'm currently on set filming a movie, and I have an announcement to make
A question about the funk I am in.Ā I'm not sure I give an adequate answer to this question!
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A nice complement to the show you can see live and on YouTube. From the maker of the great dead eyes podcast.
5 stars but I'm legit just writing this review in the hopes that Connor sees it and it sways him to not stop doing the podcast, or at the very least to not delete it from the internet entirely, since he constantly threatens to do so! š
I listen to a LOT of creatives doing podcasts. This one somehow feels heart-to-heart like no one else.
Connor answers your questions about acting and improv. Great insights from a great guy
I would need to brush my teeth about 7 times as long as normal in order to finish a typical episode. That said, as a non-acting individual myself, I enjoy learning about the thoughtful perspective Connor offers in this area of his expertise. Respectfully, I have moved on from listening while brushing my teeth to listening as I drift off to sleep, swaddled by a calm, introspective voice on a topic I am curious to know more about.
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Actor and comedian Connor Ratliff reflects on acting, improvisation, creative work, and the practical realities of building a career in entertainment. Mostly solo, conversational episodes combine audience-question responses, personal stories, performance advice, and updates on live appearances and projects. Ratliff draws on experience in New York and Los Angeles improv communities, touring, comics writing, and screen work, often connecting specific craft questions to broader thoughts about artistic confidence, collaboration, money, and the changing entertainment industry. The companion series stands out for its candid, self-deprecating tone and willingness to move between practical improv guidance, pop culture, and personal uncertainty. It ... more
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4. Steven Charleston
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7. Rachel Zegler
8. Patrick Wilson
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