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From Studio to Stage
A performance class series for Broadway singers
Is the singer you hear in the rehearsal studio not always the singer that the auditioners or audience hear? FROM STUDIO TO STAGE is a series of performance classes designed to bridge the gap between practice and performance.
Insight from Industry
Unique in its format, each FROM STUDIO TO STAGE class features two industry professionals: vocal technician Natalie Wilson and a guest coach from "the other side of the table": a manager, agent, director, or casting director who knows what gets people hired.
What do I get?
Each 3-hour class is limited to just 9 singers, so each singer gets 15-20 minutes of individual coaching on audition or performance repertoire from both a vocal technique angle and presentation angle, in a supportive atmosphere in front of an audience.
Auditors get to observe what it looks like when other people audition, and gain valuable insight into what people behind the table see.
What does it cost?
Singer slots are $100. Auditor slots are $20.
How do I sign up?
Click below to reserve your slot now. As space is limited, payment is required to guarantee your slot. 48 hours notice required to cancel.
More questions?
Guest Teacher
About Benita
Benita de Wit (they/them) is a New York-based Australian director and the Resident Director for Six on Broadway. Most recently they were the Assistant Director for Straight Line Crazy at The Shed starring Ralph Fiennes as Robert Moses. Previous directing credits include The Moors (Theatre Row), The Laramie Project (Pace University), Slaughterhouse (Belvoir St Theatre), Razorhurst (Hayes Theatre Co), Salty (Access Theatre) and Bat Out of Hell (New York City Center, US & UK tours, Associate Director). Benita has directed multidisciplinary projects with new music collective Kinds of Kings, a music video for Tenderheart Bitches and two documentary projects with Long Island University. Benita has an MFA in Directing from Columbia University and is on faculty at Circle in the Square Theatre School.