Business Details
28 Years
experience
Performing Arts Education & Mentorship in Greensburg, PA
Founded in 1998, Stage Right! School for the Performing Arts has grown from 12 to over 300 students annually, establishing itself as a leader in arts education. Our mission centers on educating, inspiring, and entertaining through professional mentorship, fostering a unique environment where students train with industry experts and perform alongside them. This approach cultivates artistic excellence while emphasizing inclusivity, with programs tailored for students aged 0 - 18, including specialized initiatives for neurodiverse learners and homeschool communities. Our alumni have gained admission to top-tier musical theater programs and pursued careers on stage, cruise ships, and in arts education nationwide. We partner with local schools like Propel Schools to integrate performing arts into academic curricula, extending our impact beyond traditional classrooms.Student company productions, summer camps, and outreach programs like StagED reinforce our commitment to accessible, transformative arts experiences. With a faculty of professional artists, we prioritize lifelong learning, empathy, and community engagement, ensuring students develop both technical skills and personal confidence. Our traveling theater productions and dual-venue performances provide practical experience in professional settings. Recognized for innovation, we blend classical and contemporary works while advocating for equitable arts access. This dedication to quality, inclusivity, and real-world training defines our role as a cultural asset in Greensburg and beyond.
Services
Acting Classes
Dance Programs
Music Together
Summer Camps
Outreach Initiatives
Details
- Year established: 1998
Highlights and features
- We offer mentorship from industry professionals with Broadway and regional theater experience.
- Our inclusive programs cater to students on the autism spectrum and diverse learning needs.
- Alumni have gained acceptance to top-tier musical theater programs nationwide.
- We provide unique touring theater experiences through student company productions.
- Our partnerships with local schools expand access to performing arts education.
What people say
Confidence & real life experience
Transformative power of theater
Inclusive access to arts
Positive youth development
Services
Acting Classes
Our acting classes teach stage presence, script analysis, and character development through professional instruction. Students practice monologues, scene work, and improvisation in a supportive environment. These courses prepare performers for auditions and roles in school productions or professional settings.
Dance Programs
Dance programs cover ballet, jazz, tap, and musical theater styles for all skill levels. Classes focus on technique, choreography, and performance readiness. Instructors emphasize proper form and artistic expression to build versatile stage performers.
Music Together
Designed for children ages 08, Music Together uses singing, rhythm games, and instrument play to develop musicality. Parents participate in sessions to reinforce learning at home. This program builds foundational skills for future vocal or instrumental study.
Summer Camps
Three-week summer camps culminate in full musical productions, with daily classes and masterclasses from industry professionals. Students learn collaborative skills through intensive rehearsal schedules and performance preparation. Age-specific programs ensure appropriate challenges for all participants.
Outreach Initiatives
StagED outreach brings performing arts to schools and community centers, focusing on mental health awareness and inclusivity. Workshops and performances promote empathy through storytelling. Partnerships with local organizations expand access to underserved populations.
People
Savannah Bruno
Resident Artist and Dance Instructor
Savannah Bruno combines professional performance experience with teaching expertise to lead dance classes and mentor students. She emphasizes technical precision and artistic expression in her instruction.
Matt Thomas
Student Services Director
Matt Thomas advocates for inclusive arts education as Student Services Director, collaborating on programs that accommodate diverse learning needs and promote accessibility.
Questions
What age groups do your programs serve?
We offer programs for children as young as infants through 18 years old, including adult workshops and community outreach events.
Do you provide opportunities for students with disabilities?
Yes, our Spectrum Initiative and specialized programs offer tailored instruction for neurodiverse learners and students with various accessibility needs.
How do your summer camps work?
Our 3-week camps culminate in full musical productions, featuring daily classes, guest artist workshops, and performance training for ages 8–18.
What makes Stage Right unique?
We combine professional mentorship with performance opportunities, allowing students to train with and perform alongside industry experts in theater, dance, and music.
Are there performance opportunities for students?
Yes, we produce six mainstage shows annually plus student company productions, including traveling theater experiences and end-of-year showcases.
Reviews (2)
Lar Payne
Jun 22, 2021
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This place is incredible! They have created an exceptional training ground for upcoming performers. Greensburg is blessed to have them.
MaryLynn Padgett
Jul 21, 2016
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Having Stage Right in our little town adds brilliant stars to our big world. Thank you for caring so much Chris, Tony and Renata.
