PHOTO FLASH: Broadway's Courtney Balan and Kilty Reidy Teach Master Class at William Peace
By: BWW News Desk Oct. 15, 2012
The Fall 2012 semester started off on a high note at William Peace University as Broadway performers Courtney Balan (CRY-BABY, [TITLE OF SHOW]) and Kilty Reidy (THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, IN MY LIFE) recently paid a visit to the school's BFA Musical Theater students and conducted a week-long residency teaching master classes in voice, acting and dance. Check out the photos below!
Just in its second year, the BFA program at William Peace has attraced 22 first-year musical theater students this fall, with enrollment topping 40 majors in all.
William Peace is also proud to announce its new Advisory Board whose New York contingent comprises of Bruce Kolb (Voice Teacher), Matt Peri (Broadway Music Director), David Austin (Composer and Actor), Kilty Reid (Broadway Performer), Richard Todd Adams (Broadway Performer), Kirsten Wyatt (Broadway Performer), D.B. Bonds (Broadway Performer and Director), Erin Davie (Broadway Performer) and Courtney Balan (Broadway Performer).
Upcoming events at William Peace include a concert presentation with Jason Dula and Grey Gardens' Erin Davie on October 26 as part of the Broadway Comes to Peace Concert Series. Davie will also teach a master class at the school.
As part of its fall production season, the Kenny Gannon-helmed GODSPELL opens on October 31 and runs thru November 10 at the Leggett Theatre. For more information on all upcoming events, click here.
To learn more about the BFA in Musical Theater program at William Peace University, click here.
Photo Credit: William Peace University
Kilty Reidy with students
Courtney Balan with student
Courtney Balan with student
Kilty Reidy with students
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