Wynn Handman

Wynn Handman was a renowned American acting teacher and director, known for his influential work in theater education. He co-founded The American Place Theatre in 1963, which aimed to promote new American plays and playwrights. Handman taught at institutions like New York University and mentored many successful actors and playwrights. His teaching emphasized honesty, emotional truth, and craftsmanship in performance. Throughout his career, he contributed significantly to the development of contemporary American theater and acting techniques, leaving a lasting legacy in the arts community.