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Classes canceled today.

Bummer by @fromstage2screen

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12 days ago

It was a fantastic opening Thursday night at the studio.
The energy was great from start to finish.
Here’s a pic from one of the classes -
Our talented TEEN Musical Theatre
@nicolerampanelli

And in honor of opening week, we’ve added a big hello to the first alum that comes to mind each day.
Today we say hello to none other than Willie D - AKA - Will Devito.
Hi Will!
@willdvito by @fromstage2screen

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20 days ago

Our tap classes saw a substantial increase in students this year. When we asked the new students what made them try tap this year, they said when Sonny took the stage and did her tap solo at the Variety Show, they said I want to do that someday .
Hey Sonny, you made a difference in children’s lives that night.
Which is what STS is all about
I could write more, but I’m too busy crying my eyes out.
Thank you Sonny for the many years. And for inspiring the next generation.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@sonny.sky.snyder
@sciasciafierce

#tap by @fromstage2screen

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21 days ago

Wednesday night with our TEEN acting students.
Expecting great things from this group.

We said earlier in the week that in honor of our first week back at STS, we’d say hi to the first alum that popped into our head each day. So for yesterday we say hi to recent alum @sonny.sky.snyder! taken in From Stage to Screen by @fromstage2screen

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21 days ago

A few pics from Opening night 1 at the studio.

We will post pics from each day this week to recognize each opening night/day for the different classes of the week.

At the end of each post will include a name of the first alumni to pop into our heads to say hello to.

@brielephant - Hi Brielle!
Our 1st ever student ❤️ by @fromstage2screen

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23 days ago

Thrilled to announce that our good friend, Joey LaVarco is back!!
Joey will be working with our Saturday morning acting students in 4 to 5 week intervals throughout the year. This is a wonderful opportunity for our students. Joey made his directorial debut with us. He directed a terrific production of 13 the musical. The cast loved him!! And now we’ll see him on selected Saturdays throughout the year!

Joey LaVarco is a Broadway, television, and regional theater performer. He made his Broadway debut in the original cast of 13: The Musical and has since appeared as Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys on both the national tour and Off-Broadway at New World Stages. His additional theater credits include productions with Goodspeed Musicals, The Cape Playhouse, Lexington Theatre Company, the John W. Engeman Theater, and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Most recently, Joey played Barry Mann in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at The Argyle Theatre. On screen, Joey has appeared on NBC’s 30 Rock, Late Night with Seth Meyers, ABC’s What Would You Do?, and lent his voice to Nickelodeon’s The Wonder Pets!. He is thrilled to return to From Stage to Screen after directing 13 last year. Joey is passionate about helping young performers build confidence, tell truthful stories, and discover the joy of live performance.

***And the icing on the cake, Joey, who has an extensive background performing in Jersey Boys, will be heading up a fundraiser for our STS family and friends. Former Jersey Boys cast mates will be joining. Plus a few surprise performances.
A major portion of the proceeds will go towards refurbishing and adding to the From Stage to Screen studios***

please give a warm welcome, to Mr. Joey LaVarco. Yes, we’re very excited. by @fromstage2screen

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23 days ago

We’re back

It’s opening night at the studio…

Here we go! by @fromstage2screen

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24 days ago

Feels like yesterday.

New York or nowhere.

God bless America. by @fromstage2screen

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a month ago

The amazing @correywest is coming to the studio today from
7PM - 8:15PM to welcome in the new year with a great combo from The Great Gatsby!!

Inbox or email to confirm your spot.

Kicking off the year with a bang! by @fromstage2screen

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a month ago

Tomorrow 7-8:15 -
Welcome back STS dance party with Correy West!
Correy was last seen on Broadway in Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations. He made his Broadway debut in South Pacific at Lincoln Center. Subsequently, he performed in the Broadway production of Nice Work If You Can Get It at the Imperial Theatre alongside Matthew Broderick. You can catch him tap dancing and singing in Live from Lincoln Center’s production of Showboat starring Vanessa Williams as well as PBS’s Great Performances Season 50: Celebrating 50 Years of Broadway’s Best, singing and dancing with Broadway Legends such as Sutton Foster, Chita Rivera and Donna McKechnie. He performed and worked with Andrew Lloyd Webber in the US Premiere/1st National Tour of The Phantom of the Opera’s sequel Love Never Dies, the 1st National Touring Company of Roundabout Theatre’s production of Anything Goes, as well as touring the country in a production of 42nd Street. Other New York credits include The Radio City Christmas Spectacular, the New York premiere of Lunch at the New York Music Festival, a workshop of the new musical The Right Girl, directed and choreographed by Susan Stroman and a reading of the new musical The Gay Divorcee, directed by Jeff Whiting. Regionally, he has played Fagin in Oliver (Virginia Stage Company), Mitch Mahoney in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Arkansas Rep Theatre), Ken in Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Capital Rep Theatre), Paul in Kiss Me Kate (Cape Playhouse) and Rusty Charlie in Guys and Dolls (Barrington Stage Company). He’s performed at many other regional theaters such as Arena Stage Company, The Rev, Theatre Aspen, Hope Repetory Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre, North Carolina Theatre, Prince Music Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Pioneer Theatre Company and Westchester Broadway Theatre. He just finished a run of Zora Neale Hurston’s unearthed play, Spunk, at Yale Repertory Theatre. He also had the privilege of performing in the world premiere, out of town Broadway tryout of The Ballad of Johnny and June at The La Jolla Playhouse and The Citadel Theatre, which celebrates t by @fromstage2screen

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a month ago

2014
2016
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The Covid Years
2023
2025
And now……2027 by @fromstage2screen

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a month ago

CASTING NOTICE: Looking for TEEN MALE ACTORS, ages 14-18 for our teen production of Almost Maine taking place the weekend of
11/20 on Long Island.

Almost, Maine by John Cariani is a romantic comedy play consisting of a prologue, an interlogue, an epilogue, and nine short vignettes about love and loss.

Each vignette will be student directed by From Stage to Screen teen acting students.

If you’d like to be considered for a role, please submit a tape of yourself either doing a monologue or a scene from a play you’ve been in.

**Please email your audition tape to fromstagetoscreen4@gmail.com**

Male Characters:

Pete - Almost pessimistic but he truly loves Ginette although it’s hard for him to admit.
Steve - Open, clueless and kind. He is clueless to the world due to his inability to feel pain, which is attributed to his disorder.
Jimmy - A guy who’s broken heart makes it hard for him to speak his mind.
Randy** - Broke his date’s face while dancing. Ends up having feelings for his best friend Chad, but it’s hard for him to admit it.
Dave - Not so tough, but loves Rhonda for who she is.
East - A repairman, calm and sincere.
Lendall - Longtime best friend to Gayle, an understanding and collected person who is trying to understand his girlfriend.
Chad** - Was told he smelled by his date. He tells his best friend he has feelings for him.
Phil - A working man who gets in a fight with his wife after ice skating.
Man/Daniel - The ex of Hope, who has left the town but his life has gone on and changed without her. taken in From Stage to Screen by @fromstage2screen

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