Year-end Vacation
The World Is Your Stage
The Workshop Where Being Meets Acting
November 30 – December 6, 2026
Grand Fiesta Americana
Los Cabos, Mexico
The World Is Your Stage
Your Life…
The FIRST act:
Your past – everything that happened that has brought you to now.
The SECOND act:
Your present – whatever is unfolding now.
But the THIRD act:
Your future, what has yet to be written or created – that is what this workshop is about. And you have the opportunity to create it with a freedom, creativity, and ease beyond what you can imagine.
In this unforgettable workshop, you will not only create a new, inspiring, and very real “third act” for your life story, but you will also be coached by some of the world’s foremost acting teachers and a team of extraordinary professional actors in breaking free from the familiar patterns of moving, speaking, emoting, and thinking that have defined you for years, opening up astonishing new possibilities for you and your life.
Unlike any Landmark program you have ever taken, this workshop—created by Werner Erhard and Sandy Robbins—will be led by Sandy, who in addition to being on Landmark’s Research, Design & Development Team and accountable for the design of the Communication Program, is also the founder and former Producing Artistic Director of the nationally acclaimed Resident Ensemble Players (REP), as well as the founder and former Director of Training of one of the top ten theater training programs in America, as acknowledged by U.S. News & World Report.
Tuition Includes:
- All Workshop sessions
- 6 nights’ accommodation at Grand Fiesta Americana
- All food and beverages, taxes, and gratuities
- Airport transfers on November 30 and December 6
- Welcome orientation and reception on November 30
- Welcome Dinner and Dance on December 1
- Farewell Gala Dinner and Dance on December 5
- Bye-Bye breakfast on December 6
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Register by May 18, 2026 to receive a $1300 savings!
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Double Occupancy: $9,700 $8,400
Single Occupancy: $10,100 $8,800
Deposit: $2,000
Balance Due Date: August 14, 2026
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Between the time of registration through August 14, 2026, $500 of the tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable. $1000 is transferable to another Wisdom Course Area (WCA) program within two years. Any additional monies paid are refundable or transferrable to another WCA program within two years.
Between August 15, 2026 and October 29, 2026, $1500 is non-refundable and non-transferable. Any additional monies paid are refundable or transferrable to another WCA program within two years.
Between October 30, 2026 and November 30, 2026, 75% of the tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable. The remaining 25% of the tuition is transferrable to another WCA program within two years.
Discounts or promotional offers are non-refundable and non-transferable.
For more information or to register, contact a Wisdom Course Leader or Cynthia Barnett, Year-end Manager.
Sanford (Sandy) Robbins is the founder and former Producing Artistic Director of the Resident Ensemble Players (REP), a professional theatre located on the campus of the University of Delaware, as well as the founder and former Director of Training for that University’s Professional Theatre Training Program (PTTP), ranked as one of the top ten theatre training programs in America by U.S. News and World Report. Theatres for which Sandy has directed include the Alley Theatre, Oregon Shakespearean Festival, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Los Angeles Shakespeare Festival, and American Players Theatre, as well as multiple productions for the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, where he served for several years as a Resident Director. He has directed the international premieres of Sam Shepard plays for the national theatres of several countries outside the United States, including the Moscow Art Theatre Studio and the National Theatre of Cyprus. His production of Shepard’s The Tooth of Crime received the Thalia Award for Best Production in Finland, an award won the previous year by Ingmar Bergman. Sandy also serves professional theatres as a text and verse speaking coach for Shakespeare and other classic plays, most recently for the Alley Theatre’s production of Hamlet. In addition to his teaching for the PTTP, he has taught acting, voice, verse speaking, and period style at Carnegie Mellon University, Los Angeles City College, and The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In 2019 Sandy received the prestigious John Houseman Award for his contributions to the American theatre. Sandy is a senior member of the Research, Design, and Development Teams for Landmark Worldwide and Vanto Group and has been participating in the design of the programs of Werner Erhard, Landmark, and Vanto Group since 1988. He also trains Program Leaders and Consultants for both Landmark and Vanto Group. Sandy received the 2025 Humanitarian of the Year Award from Unlocking Futures. Inc.