Lee Soroko 

 

Lee Soroko

MFA Professional Actor Training Program, University of Texas
Associate Professor, Movement, Stage Combat

Areas of Expertise: 
Movement (Alexander, Feldenkrais, Viewpoints and Suzuki)
Mask and Period Styles
Certified Teacher of Stage Combat, SAFD
Certified Theatrical Firearms Instructor, SAFD
Acting (Practical Aestheictcs and Meisner)

Email: lsoroko@fau.edu 
Office: AL 164, Boca Campus

Professor Soroko is a movement specialist whose Fight Choreography work has appeared on Broadway as well as at leading professional theatre and opera companies across the nation. Here in South Florida, he routinely works with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre (LORT B+), Florida Grand Opera (AGMA), Palm Beach Opera (AGMA), Miami New Drama (LOA), Palm Beach Dramaworks (LOA), Slow Burn Theatre (LORT D) and Zoetic Stage. Soroko earned a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship for his work in character masks and was also trained as an Alexander Teacher under the nationally renowned Jim Hancock and Master Teacher Cathy Madden, founding member of Alexander Technique International. Professor Soroko is a proud member of the Actors Equity Association who earned his Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting from the University of Texas and his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and English at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. He is a Fight Director, Certified Teacher of Stage Combat and a Theatrical Firearms Instructor with the Society of American Fight Directors as well as having served on the Governing Body for six years. Professor Soroko has taught Stage Combat, Alexander Technique, Movement, Viewpoints and Acting at the following Universities: Yale University, New York University, North Carolina School of the Arts, and the University of Miami.