"Songs In Progress"™ Musical Theatre Audition Workshop
conducted by Steven D. Cirillo, Broadway Vocal Coach
Saturday, September 15th, 2012
12:00PM to 5:00PM
Broad Brook Opera House, 107 Main Street, Broad Brook, CT 06016
Fee: $85.00
All proceeds to benefit the Opera House Players
To register for the workshop, visit our website at www.operahouseplayers.org to download the registration form, fill it out and send with your payment (checks and money orders only) to: Opera House Players, PO Box 397, Broad Brook, CT 06016
(or call 860-292-6068 and ask for a registration form to be mailed to you).
Participants should prepare two songs (only one may be worked on depending on time). Bring your audition book and headshot/resume if you have one.
Class is for adults only (over 21).
The workshop is called "Songs In Progress"™ because that is the lifelong journey of a Broadway performer... to constantly discover and refine the deeper meanings of songs and deliver them more successfully at auditions.
In the class, you will have a chance to work on your audition material, try new songs, get additional insight on old songs, and get professional advice on your vocal mechanic and the dramatic impact your performance is conveying.
During your work time, no questions are too simple or off-topic... what to sing for a specific audition, how to speak to a pianist, how to mark your music, what cuts to use of longer material, additional repertoire/role suggestions, and more. This is a supportive, safe environment for any performer needing to get feedback on their performance. Broadway, Off-Broadway, Equity and Non-Equity are all welcome.
Class limited to 15 performers.
STEVEN D. CIRILLO (vocal coach) received his Bachelor of Music in Performance from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he studied with such international artists as Frank Glazer, Eugene List, Anna Kaskas, Brooks Smith, and Edwin MacArthur. In addition to being musical director/arranger for over 30 musical productions, he has performed in piano bars and for cabaret acts throughout the East Coast and in Manhattan. In 1991, he was commissioned to write the anthem for the Basketball Hall Of Fame Centennial Gala, which was recorded and broadcast nationally over the Cable Television Network. Currently in demand as a Broadway vocal coach, Mr. Cirillo's clients can be seen on Broadway in The Book of Mormon, Chaplin, Chicago, Evita, Follies, Jersey Boys, Lion King, Mary Poppins, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Rock of Ages, Sister Act, Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark, and Wicked, in addition to many National Tours, regional productions. and network television shows. He is a frequent musical director for cabaret shows, and conducts musical theatre audition workshop and seminars. Focusing on the acting of audition material and choice of repertoire, many of his clients make their Broadway debut every year.
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