The
Rehearsal
Room:
THE LAST ACTING STUDIO PRESENTS
A Master Class with
Karen Pittman
Workshop Structure & Working Groups
This edition of The Rehearsal Room takes place over four weeks. In order to support depth of work and continuity in the room, participants will be divided into two working groups.
Each group will have the opportunity to rehearse twice over the course of the workshop.
Working dates are first come, first served. One person per scene pair should sign up and include their partner’s name. Your group selection will determine your rehearsal days.
Group A
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February 17 & March 3
Group B
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February 24 & March 10
Please note that groups will close once they’re full. If one group fills, sign-ups will roll into the other group—we'll follow up by email to confirm the groups.
About Karen Pittman:
Karen Pittman is an accomplished Emmy award-nominated actress in television, film, and theater. In addition to an Emmy nomination, she has been a Critics Choice nominee for Best Supporting Actress and a two-time SAG Award nominee for Best Ensemble for her work as the pivotal ‘Mia Jordan’ on Apple TV+’s tentpole Emmy-winning, AFI Award-winning, Golden Globe winning The Morning Show, which returned for season four in September 2025.
She starred as ‘Dr. Nya Wallace,’ one of the four new leads in HBO's pop culture phenomenon And Just Like That. Pittman has starred as ‘Lisa’ on FX’s award-winning series The Americans, in the role of ‘Priscilla Ridley’ on Marvel’s Luke Cage on Netflix, and as ‘Willa Hayes’ on Paramount+’s acclaimed hit Yellowstone. In 2022, Pittman launched Hallmark’s Mahogany programming with the film Unthinkably Good Things. Most recently, Pittman received critical acclaim for her star turn in the political drama What We Do Next alongside Corey Stoll.
Pittman returns for a second season of the smash hit drama series Forever from Netflix, which is a reimagining of Judy Blume’s influential and controversial 1975 novel of the same name and returns to Apple TV for The Morning Show for its hotly anticipated fifth season. Pittman recieved her MFA in Acting from NYU and her BS in Music from Northwestern.