our mission
Empowering the future of Broadway by providing a no-fee showcase for emerging choreographers to present full-length musical numbers. We bridge the gap in musical theatre training by giving performers the opportunity to rehearse and perform their triple-threat skills.
OUR VALUES
Inclusivity: Committed to fostering diversity in creative teams and providing equal opportunities for all participants.
Accessibility: Ensuring that participation in the showcase is free of charge, making it accessible to emerging talents.
Collaboration: Promoting teamwork and partnership among creative teams, performers and industry professionals.
Education: Focused on providing educational opportunities that enhance skills and prepare participants for future professional work.
Empowerment: Supporting emerging artists to find their voices and gain confidence in their craft.
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our founders
A NYC based performer represented by Lucille DiCampli Artist Representation, Kellyann grew up in Northern New Jersey, training with The School at New Jersey Ballet and performing with their professional company. She eventually attended and graduated early from Point Park University with a bachelor's degree in jazz dance and minor in musical theatre.
After graduation, she was an immediate replacement on the Pippin North American Tour before moving to New York City. A reliable performer, she has been hired as an immediate replacement for multiple contracts and prides herself on keeping her cool under pressure. Some of her favorite credits include Mamma Mia (PCLO), Cabaret (The Palace), Grease (The Fireside & DADT), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Rent, where she was the associate choreographer under Chryssie Whitehead. Kelly is a proud member of Actors Equity Association.
In addition to performing, Kelly loves teaching, choreographing and directing. Along with her regular pop up classes, she hosts a monthly Ensemble Jazz class where professional dancers work on their triple threat skills with co-teacher, Kayleen Hecksher. Kelly has recently released multiple dance concept videos and participated in the Dancers Who Choreograph showcase premiering her piece, Beginnings. She also produced and directed her first cabaret, Building a Bridge Cabaret, which was created for artists working towards their O-1 visas featuring 5 Broadway performers and 12 international artists!
kellyann coyle
Abigail Rebekah is a performer and choreographer based in New York City. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Modern Dance from the University of Utah School of Dance and graduated with recognition as an Undergraduate Research Scholar for her thesis, Movement for Actors: Practice, Collaboration, and Performance. She also has her 200-hr Yoga Teacher Certification and works in arts administration/grant writing/web design. She has worked as a performer, Dance Captain, Swing, and creative team member.
Choreography/Direction: Anastasia, Wizard of Oz (From Stage to Screen) Fear & Fridays (cHorio Showcase), Oklahoma! (Cornwell Dinner Theater), Shakin’ The Blues (Dance Astoria), Oklahoma!, The Music Man, Newsies, Wizard of Oz, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Troy Community Theatre); Grey Area, Ronald & Edith (U of U); Once Upon a Mattress (Washougal High School); All Together Now, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Eastern Oregon University). Stage: The Music Man, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Christmas Carol, Newsies, Catch Me If You Can, Wizard of Oz, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Sound of Music, Joseph & the Technicolor Dreamcoat.