1-to-1 Coaching
Take your training to the next level with interactive, live coaching sessions with Rambo
Acting Lessons Crafted Just for You
1-to-1 Coaching Sessions are the perfect solution for students looking for personalized attention from a dedicated instructor. Rambo meets online or in person with you, one-on-one, to track your progress at each stage.
And it's not just for actors. If you are learning public speaking, or just developing self-confidence in general, Rambo's 40+ years as a theatre and speech instructor ensures you get the right training...tailored just for you.
*Studio Rambo also offers in-person coaching for students in Central Texas. Contact us to learn more.
“Jim Rambo is a master acting coach, teacher, and mentor. In my many years as an actor, director, and teacher I find myself returning to the lessons taught by Rambo constantly. The two years of training with him were the best of my career. Any actor, of any level, will find his coaching invaluable to their craft.”
Jamie Price, Director of Theatre, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, New York and Alternate to the Tony Award for Education in 2018
Jim Rambo
Jim Rambo
Founder and Lead Instructor of Studio Rambo
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Jim Rambo is a retired professor of theatre, having taught on the undergraduate level for almost 40 years. He has been a UIL adjudicator since 1977 having judged over 236 contests, including state one-act-play 8 times. He is also an adjudicator for Kennedy Center/American College Theater Festival and is the adjudicator coordinator for Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools one act play contest. He has also adjudicated film for UIL. He has served as President of Texas Educational Theatre Association and was the second Chairperson for Texas Theatre Adjudicators Organization. Jim has received six directing awards from American College Theater Festival and was named the 1985 Educator of the Year for Community/Junior colleges with Texas Educational Theatre Association. He is also a Founder's Award recipient with Texas Educational Theatre Association and was also honored in 2018 with the coveted Emeritus Award. He has been nominated two times for the Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award and was also a nominee for The Carnegie Foundation for Teaching Excellence.