Services

Private Coaching

Finding the right pieces for your audition package can be a hard task, thankfully our audition team is here to help. Private instruction in acting, vocals and dance is just what every college hopeful needs to help them prepare and set them apart from the masses. We recommend starting private instruction in acting, voice or both by spring of your Junior year to start working on preparing your college package. Our private instructors will not only help you in the selection of your pre-screen and audition package material but will also be there to help guide you through the process and give necessary feedback.Those interested in a Musical Theatre degree will also need to be enrolled in regular dance classes and schedule Dance privates to film Dance pre-screen.

Pre-Screen Videos

For students that have made PW their sole training facility for their college audition package, PW offers assistance in recording your pre-screen audition videos. More and more college programs are going to pre-screen audition videos each year and our professionals are help to help guide you on how to make these recordings as successful as possible. The first step, if you are a musical theatre major, is to schedule your dance pre-screen, these are filmed separate from your acting/vocal pre-screens. Early fall we will set up time to record your acting / vocal or just acting pre-screens.Our goal is not to create a “professional” pre-screen video but instead to make sure that all of your talents shine on film.

Classes

PW offers a nighttime Senior/GAP class for students that have made PW their sole training facility for their college audition package. So if you are a musical theatre major studying both private acting and voice or an acting major studying private acting at PW, you can enroll in this class. This class will be a place not only for you to run your audition package but one where you and your parents will be able to come and get first hand assistance with things like applications, college program, unifed auditions, audition wardrobe and more. These students will also have access to special guest artist and workshops that may become available during the year!

Senior Status Options

Some students choose to give up traditional high school or are taking a GAP year between high school graduation and college and decide to become a student at PW’s Pre-Professional Program (P3). This program offers performing arts college hopefuls an immersion style setting where they can hone their craft.These seniors/GAP have access to our entire college team and one on one help with things such as their college package, guest artist, audition wardrobe selection,college essay and application assistance and more! Go to the “P3 Conservatory” page on our website for more information!

PW’s Nighttime seniors are students that have decided to choose PW as their sole training facility for their college package and are enrolled in the Nighttime Senior class. These students have all of the same services as the P3 senior/GAP students but must supplement their training after school with our nighttime classes.These seniors/GAP have access to our entire college team and one on one help with things such as their college package, guest artist, audition wardrobe selection,college essay and application assistance and more!

Some students choose to train outside of PW in one or more areas but still wish to receive some of their training at PW. These students are open to take any of our regular PW classes and train with any of our college audition team members. However, they are not eligible to take the nighttime senior class and will not be considered a “PW Senior/GAP”. student.

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What Colleges Have To Say About PW

"At Wright State University, we’ve admitted a number of PW students into our BFA Acting and Musical Theatre programs. In every case, those students have been well-prepared for both college auditions and the expectations of a rigorous conservatory environment. PW emphasizes a balance of both training and production involvement. This is probably the hardest decision for young artists to make because the satisfaction of performance offers immediate gratification. But, PW requires students to build a solid artistic and technical foundation that will sustain them through not only those performances, but also into higher education and a career in the arts."

− Joe Deer, Head of Musical Theatre @ Wright State University

"Our students who have come from Performer's Warehouse are not only extremely talented but have an impressive work ethic and skill set which prepares them for a challenging musical theatre curriculum."

− Stacy Alley, Professor of Musical Theatre/Dance @ University of Alabama

"I have been so impressed with the students from the Performer's Warehouse! They are obviously receiving exceptional training in acting, singing and dance, and they show real knowledge about the business. They have the drive, passion and savvy it takes to succeed and on top of that, they are truly kind and supportive of one another. We are always happy when a Performer's Warehouse student comes through the door at UAB!"

− Valerie Accetta, Head of Musical Theatre Department- University of Alabama-Birmingham

PW College Stats To Date

84
College Departments
113
Accepted Students
274
Scholarships Offered
931
Applications Submitted

Graduates from our PW College program have attended some of the top programs in the US and Europe, such as……
University of Alabama, University of Alabama @ Birmingham, Adelphi University, Baldwin Wallace , Ball State , Baylor, Belmont, Brenau, Boston Conservatory, Carnegie Mellon, CAL Arts, Circle Rep Theatre School, CCM: Cincinnati Conservatory, Coastal Carolina University, Columbus State University, Columbia (New York and Chicago), Cornish College, Dean College, DePaul, DeSalles, Eastern Carolina University, Elon, Emerson, Eastern Kentucky, Florida State University, Fordham, Hartt School, Ithica, Indiana University, Julliard, Louisiana State University, London Institute of Preforming Arts, Loyola University, Long Island University, Marymount Manhattan, Muhlenberg, Malloy/Cap 21, Minnesota, Montclair, University of Michigan, Michigan State University, New York University, Northern Colorado, Northwestern, North Carolina School of the Arts, Ohio Northern, Otterbein, Oklahoma University, PACE, Pepperdine, Point Park, Rider University, Roosevelt University, Royal Welsh Conservatory, Royal Conservatory of Scotland, Santa Fe Arts, SCAD, Shorter College, Shenandoah, SUNY Purchase, Syracuse, Temple, Texas State University, Texas Christian, University of Arizona, University of California @ Santa Barbra, University of North Carolina, SMU-Southern Methodist University, Rutgers, University of Southern California, University of Central Florida, University of Florida, University of Minnesota (Duluth), University of Chicago, University of Illinois @ Chicago, University of Miami, Western Carolina, Webster University, and Wright State.

College Audition Team

Pat Valleroy

Pat Valleroy

Senior Advisor

Email: pvalleroy@performerswh.com

Holly Garmon

Holly Garmon

Senior Advisor

Email: hgarmon@performerswh.com

Dave Clemmons

Dave Clemmons

College Advisor

Email:

Dianne Sleek

Dianne Sleek

Private Acting Instructor

Email:dsleek@performerswh.com

Camiah Mingorance

Camiah Mingorance

Private Vocal Instructor

Email: cmingorance@performerswh.com

See What Our Alumni Have to Say

"PW assisted me tremendously by helping pick audition material. Without the teachers at PW I most likely would have had a pretty generic audition package with over used monologues and songs."

− Austin Hunter, PW Nighttime Senior - Royal Welsh Class of '19

"PW has helped me become the performer I am today. P3 prepared me for my college auditions. It really focused me on the craft. I learned real techniques to help me embody the art."

− Rachel Green, P3 Alumni - Wright State class of '20

"PW staff actively instill a love and passion for the art within us, encourage our confidence, and remind students that hard work and determination will push our journey to the finish line."

− Camilia Almond, PW Nighttime Senior - UAB class of '20