The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts
Train With The Best, To Be The Best
WHY CHOOSE
THE NORWALK CONSERVATORY?
The Norwalk Conservatory was developed by Broadway and Television/Film Creatives for those students who are ready to work in the industry but require some additional training and the connections needed to excel in their careers. Our curriculums are built to prepare students for entry to careers in professional musical theatre, dance performance, and television/film acting.
2 Year Conservatory
3 Unique Programs
16 Students per Program
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The Norwalk Conservatory campus is located just outside New York City, 45 minutes by train to midtown Manhattan. Students get the safety of the suburbs, with easy access to industry events and auditions in NYC.
Did you know our Faculty has a total of over 20 Tony Awards? They include Broadway and Film and Television Directors, Casting Directors, Choreographers, Agents and more! Learn from the leaders in the field
Regional theatres come directly to our campus to recruit talent. TV/Film Casting Directors send exclusive breakdowns to our administration. We want our students to work and encourage auditioning while in school.
We believe strongly in individualized attention. We only accept 16 students per class with other classes and electives as small as 4 students per class.
Our curriculums include core classes blended with uniquely relevant courses that are designed for today's industry. From Voice Over to Commercial Hip Hop to Gymnastics, we train our students to be ready for an ever changing market.
We leverage strong relationships and partnerships with regional theatres and entertainment companies nationwide for internships, job placement, and audition opportunities. As a partner of The A1 Conference, all of our students are guaranteed an audition spot.
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As a non-profit, we rely heavily on our community for donations to keep our costs low for students. At NoCo, we believe all students should have an equal opportunity for performance-based education, regardless of income or financial status.