The phrase "acting training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to education or practice in the field of acting.
Example: "She enrolled in an acting training program to improve her performance skills."
Alternatives: "acting classes" or "drama training".
Pucci, he discovered, had never had formal acting training.
We also had a couple of actors from the charity Clean Break (who give acting training to ex-offenders).
"This is professional acting training in Westchester for those who don't want to venture into the city," Ms. Simon said.
While workshops emphasize acting training, the atmosphere is low-key, said Jeffrey Sanzel, the executive artistic director of Theater Three.
The benefits of acting training in leadership development are based on the premise that acting and leadership can be seen as two sides of the same coin.
Pacino plays the lead in Scarface with an intensity bourne out of his method acting training at the Lee Strasberg studio.
As a young woman, she first tried acting, training in New York and London and landing a walk-on part in a Broadway production of "Hamlet".
Even if the costs of acting training are covered, the outlook for actors after university is generally tough unless they have a lot of luck, or splendid connections.
(Ms. Seldes taught at Juilliard for many years, and got her own acting training studying with Sanford Meisner at the Neighborhood Playhouse).
Leadership development, like acting training, should focus on developing both internal and external qualities that will allow leaders to inspire and motivate followers.
When he was 19, he switched to acting, training at the Drama Centre before gaining his first stage role in Stephen Daldry's revival of An Inspector Calls.
