"In the tradition of great acting teachers, Jane balances patience, understanding, compassion, and generosity with the best kind of challenges and demands that those in her class fly higher and find their full potential. She approaches the work with a remarkable eye for detail, a keen sense of theatrical and social history, and the valuable ability to serve each student with attention to his or her individual needs and ability."

Sheldon Epps
Artistic Director of the Pasadena Playhouse/Director: Seinfeld, Frasier, Friends

“Jane Fleiss Brogger is one of few teachers that have pushed me past what I believed I was capable of in my acting. She takes your best and makes it magic. She makes good students great. Through her incredible understanding of dramaturgy and the larger issues at work in all great material, along with her deep character analysis and personal experience, Jane cracks open every scene. She gives you the ability to find the hook to hang your character on--that small detail that fills everything and makes it true for you. I personally am often left shocked by what I can see and do after Jane opens up the material, and most importantly after she opens up my courage, and my heart. After every class, I leave a greater artist for having been taught by Jane. I trust her completely.”

Monette Magrath, Actor
Most recently: West coast Premiere of “Mauritius” at The Pasadena Playhouse

“I have had the pleasure of having Jane in my life as a student long ago, and as a fellow actor on the boards. Jane takes the theatre as seriously as one can who loves it, and respects it, as I do. As a teacher she has a true theatre background, and takes the responsibility of sharing what she knows, from years of preparation. Jane understands the knowledge, technique, discipline, and astute observation of the actor’s journey… and can be trusted with it! That’s rare! No better hands to land in.”

Sondra Lee
Award winning actor, acting teacher, Broadway Legend

“Jane Fleiss possesses an uncanny ability to get at the truth. She is steadfast in her refusal to turn her students into cardboard cutouts of herself. Rather she helped me and others to become our own individual talents.”

Matt Doherty, Actor/Playwright
Member of The Actors Studio