American Academy of Dramatic Arts
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts was founded in 1884 as the first conservatoire for actors in the English speaking world. Charles Jehlinger was one of the first graduates, and went on to teach stars such as Edward G Robinson, Rosalind Russel, Grace Kelly, Jason Robards and Kirk Douglas. The memory of Charles Jehlinger, as Director of Instruction for over 50 years, is honoured by AADA and accredited with the following quote, being the basis upon which the award is relevant to the Academy and its teachings. "The art of acting is without limits. You need to understand all of human nature, the sense of beauty of the artist and the poet, the sense of rhythm of the dancer and musician, the mentality of a philosopher and scientist. It is the universal art.
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Founded
1884Estimated Revenue
$10M-$50MEmployees
51-250Funding / Mkt. Cap
$3MCategory
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Higher EducationLocation
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New York CityState
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United StatesAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts
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