PCG Universal, a thriving talent organization headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, is expanding its artist development offerings into the professional theatrical development arena. The company has landed Tony Vincent, a recording artist turned Broadway star, to lead the new division.
Actor and producer
Vincent is now on board to supervise PCG's theatrical division launch. Bringing more than 21 years of experience on Broadway,
Vincent has starred in such hits as
Rocktopia (lead vocalist),
RENT (Mark / Roger),
Green Day's American Idiot (St. Jimmy) and as Judas Iscariot in
Andrew Lloyd Webber's revival of
Jesus Christ Superstar.
PCG Theatrical (PCGT) continues in the tradition of successful artist development programs at PCG Universal, headquartered in Nashville. The theatrical division will offer top industry professionals to guide, coach and lead future actors in all dimensions of the profession.
"I have always loved working with up-and-coming musical theater talent," said Vincent. "Partnering with PCG Universal, with their pedigree and extraordinary success in developing artists, is incredibly exciting. We have created a musical theater training program that is literally customized for each talent that comes through our doors. Our expert coaches will arm our clients with every skill they need to become tomorrow's Broadway talent."
Vincent also played Simon Zealotes in Webber's film remake of the
Jesus Christ Superstar musical. In addition, he originated the role of Galileo Figaro in
Queen's We Will Rock You (2002) on London's West End, and opened the U.S. production in 2004. He also fronted the band itself on several occasions, including an epic
performance of "Bohemian Rhapsody" for Queen
Elizabeth II's
Golden Jubileefor over 1 million surrounding Buckingham Palace and nearly 300 million around the globe.
"We are thrilled to add an entire theatrical division to the list of elite programs we offer," says PCG
Universal President, Bernard Porter. "Tony
Vincent brings the knowledge to give our aspiring musical theater artists the best chance of achieving their dreams. His undeniable expertise meshes perfectly with our team and standards for excellence at PCG. We are honored to partner with him."
"There is no other program out there that can educate, train, and support future Broadway stars like PCG Theatrical," said Vincent. "If only this had been available when I was a young, aspiring actor - I would have done anything to learn from the PCG Theatrical team!"
PCGT continues in the tradition of successful artist development programs at PCG
Universal with headquarters in in Nashville. The theatrical unit will offer top industry professionals to guide, coach and lead future actors in all dimensions of the profession. Something especially rare comes from this pairing of Nashville and Broadway. Tony
Vincent knows from his own experience that being on stage requires more than talent. What he brings to this formula for theatrical success is the focus and preparation element that success demands. What he offers from his own experience is the knowledge that dreaming isn't enough...passion for the stage isn't enough...even talent isn't enough. When the lights go up, it is either exhilarating or its withering. Preparation is the only answer -- the right kind of professional preparation. Without that level of carefully developed self-assurance, talent can go by the wayside.
The level of personal development will often dictate the level of professional success. With this in mind, PCGT sets its standards high for the professionals who will coach, teach and mentor budding theatrical talent from all over the world. The standards are high, matching the hopes of those who will seek professional theatrical mentoring with the proven leader in artist development, PCG Universal. Tony
Vincent understands from his own experience that being on stage requires more than talent. He will bring the focus and preparation element to the formula of theatrical success. From his own experiences,
Vincent will lead the right kind of professional preparation efforts at PCGT.
When Tony
Vincent isn't on Broadway or performing on stages all over the world, he is writing and recording his own songs and producing other artist's music. He also owns and operates his own studio, SoundShop370, which recently relocated from New York City to Nashville.
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