Cheblakov — Stanislavsky 2.0 audition prep
Theatre · drama-school entrance
Mitya Cheblakov’s Stanislavsky 2.0: online prep for drama-school entrance—choosing a programme, working it until summer, etudes, and accompaniment on audition tours.
From 449 AED · 3 tracks · Telr checkout
Stanislavsky 2.0 is Mitya Cheblakov’s online prep for people entering drama school: a first call to type the applicant, at least eight pieces (fables, poems, prose), then months of recorded run-throughs with notes, weekly two-hour group masterminds, etude classes, and fifteen video lessons on how entrance tours actually work. Three tariffs sit on that page: group support, personal support with five private hours, and full mentorship with Mitya through the whole path.
Choose a track
Stanislavsky 2.0 — group support
The group tariff: a programme chosen to type, run-throughs during the course, fifteen video lessons, eight group masterminds with Ivan Ilyin, and four etude classes. Online accompaniment for an entrance year, not representation and not a promised place in a named school.
Online; accompaniment through July 2027 as listed
449 AED
Stanislavsky 2.0 — personal support
The same course spine plus five academic hours with Mitya Cheblakov to correct the programme and performance in detail. Group work remains; this is not weekly private coaching until entrance day, and not a promised admission.
Online plus five private hours as listed
649 AED
Stanislavsky 2.0 — mentorship
The mentorship tariff: the whole path to entrance with Mitya, for people who want the fullest accompaniment on the same programme. Still an education product, not representation, not a talent agency, and not a promised admission.
Full path with Mitya as listed
799 AED
What the course covers
The system is: choose the programme to the applicant’s type, run it until July with video or live notes, weekly group calls, etudes for creative tasks on the day, and a fifteen-lesson bank from how to book tours to what the profession looks like after school. Voice and speech sit inside the same prep. This is coursework and accompaniment for an entrance year, not a talent agency and not a guaranteed place in a named institute.
How the three tariffs differ
Group support is the accessible line with Ivan Ilyin: programme, run-throughs, eight group masterminds, four etude classes, and gifts listed on the card. Personal support adds five academic hours with Mitya on the same spine. Mentorship is the fullest path with Mitya for people who want the whole entrance year accompanied. Still an education product, not representation or a promised admission.
What you leave with
- A programme chosen to type, with run-throughs through the entrance year
- Group masterminds, etude classes, and a fifteen-lesson bank
- An option for five private hours or full mentorship with Mitya