Performers | Ashley Park
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Performers | Ashley Park

"As a performer, my body is my instrument in every sense of the word. It’s my vessel through which I story-tell, the foundation for my self-expression, and the one tool needed for work. Maintaining health and fitness is the key to keeping my instrument fueled and able to perform at its best. The healthier I am, the better I perform, simple as that”

- Ashley Park

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Performers | Timothy Hughes
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Performers | Timothy Hughes

“There’s no denying that fitness played a factor in how I got these parts... Now, with an 8 show week schedule, I feel lucky to have a regimented health and fitness routine to rely on to help keep me feeling strong and balanced... mentally and physically.”

- Timothy Hughes

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Live Workshop | Dominick Amendum
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Live Workshop | Dominick Amendum

“Throughout my 15+ years conducting shows on Broadway, National Tours, and in Major Theaters around the USA, I saw consistencies among the actors that were doing top-level work.  Without fail they were the performers that exhibited the highest levels of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness. These are the building blocks of a healthy performance career and it is no surprise that these are the actors that I continue to work with on a regular basis.  In a profession that is oftentimes more "professional athlete" than "drama club" it is imperative that every cast member bring the healthiest version of themselves to the room each and every day. Those that understand the foundational importance of wellness are those that do the best work.  Now, as I build a new BFA Program in Musical Theatre, I am delighted to be working with Jane to include in our curriculum what I know from the industry: wellness is not elective or optional, but is a mandatory building block of a well-rounded and healthy performer. Jane's work has been transformative and unique for our students and the importance of what she teaches cannot be overstated.  As we train the next generation of performers it imperative that we invest in their wellness, health, and stability--both as people and performers--in order to allow them to reach their maximum potential. I plan to partner with Fit For Broadway for years to come to make this teaching an integrated part of our curriculum.”

Dominick Amendum 
(Wicked, The Prince of Egypt, Heathers, First Date) 
Coordinator, UNCG Musical Theatre

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Live Workshop | Elena Muslar
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Live Workshop | Elena Muslar

"The biggest lifestyle shift I’ve experienced since the workshop is I'm more aware of my feelings and how I want to address them." // “My goal was to incite excitement around something new and different yet mindful and meaningful for anyone who might have a creative bone in their bodies. In my work I highly value creative professional development and advocate on a regular basis for the importance of that for certain populations, especially underserved in professional development. This workshop Jane has founded was a fantastic experience for our students and I cannot recommend you jumping on the creative experiential career enrichment bandwagon more!”

Elena Muslar
Director, Entertainment and Fine Arts Professions, Loyola Marymount University 

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Performers | Caitlin Kinnunen
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Performers | Caitlin Kinnunen

"When you’re a performer, your body is your work. You have to take care of it so it can get you through auditions, rehearsals, shows, press... So many different things. Keeping it all going is just a part of it all.”

- Caitlin Kinnunen

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Live Workshop | Richard Browne
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Live Workshop | Richard Browne

“The most meaningful moment was being told to 'Feel your feelings'. Growing up, I thought to show emotions, especially sadness, made you weak, but we need to be able to show vulnerability as actors and humans.”

- RICHARD BROWNE, UNCG

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