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Artist Empowerment
Art has the power to change lives and now, more than ever, artists have the tools to take charge of their careers. What does it mean to be an empowered artist? How do you take full ownership of your artistic voice; define the meaning of success to you; embrace the diverse aspects of your career, and act as your own catalyst for growth? We believe in the spirit of independence and self-determination and we’re here to support the artist at every stage of his/her career.

Seminars and clinics:
 

Articulating Your Artistic Voice and Mission

How to Produce Your Own Show
How to Raise Funds for Your Show

The Value of Fiscal Sponsorship and its Limitations

Marketing and Promoting Your Show

How to Cultivate an Audience and Build Key Relationships

Starting and Running Your Own Non-Profit Dance/Theatre Co. (how-to; pros/cons; ins-outs)
Garnering Publicity and Reviews for Your Work
 Branching Out: Being a Teaching Artist
Clinics in Music Recording and Production for the Independent Musician

Transforming Performance Anxiety: Tools for Peak Performance Under Pressure

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Note: Seminars and clinics are not intended as legal, financial or mental health counseling or advice. If you are seeking counseling or advice please see a lawyer, financial advisor or healthcare provider.
 

Opportunities to Showcase Your Work:

BODY as VOICE
A curated program of new works in dance.

In My BONES
A curated program of new works in theatre.

SOUND Asylum
A curated  program of new works in music.

 

Girl on a Wire

A curated program of daring solo works by female dance/theatre artists telling deeply personal stories.


PASSION Asylum
A performance series featuring interdisciplinary work in which the lines between dance and theatre are blurred. The works in this series elude label or genre. 

Wild Heart Salon
A performance series open to all performing artists who want to share new work and take artistic risks before an audience. 

Family & Friends
All of our students have year-round opportunities to perform and share their achievements with family and friends.
 


Performances take place in a low-tech studio setting, fully immersing the performers and audience in the raw energy of live performance. Most performances are followed by artist-audience Q&A. 

Check back for application details and deadlines or join our mailing list"

WildHeartPAS@gmail.com

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CONTACT US

The best way to reach us is by e-mailing WildHeartPAS@gmail.com. Due to overwhelming telemarketing calls, should you prefer to call, please e-mail for telephone number.
 
Our studio is a peaceful and sun-lit space on  Steinway St. between Broadway and 34th Ave. (closer to Broadway) in the heart of Astoria, Queens. 

We're just 3 stops from Manhattan right by the Steinway St. station on the R/M subway line.
 
Our neighbors include The Frank Sinatra High School of the Performing Arts, Queens Council on the Arts, Kaufman Astoria Studios and the Museum of the Moving Image as well as MOMA PS 1, one of the oldest and largest contemporary art institutions in the United States.
 
It is our joy to contribute to the lively Astoria-L.I.C. arts scene!

Look for the big, blue 'Ferrari Driving School'- we're in that building on the third floor. Note, there is no elevator. Your workout starts at the bottom of the stairs ;-)
 

©2017 created by Brandi.d. by Michelle

32-32 Steinway St., 3rd floor
Astoria, NY 11103

WildHeartPAS@gmail.com

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Business Hours

Hours are subject to change. Please visit the schedules page for current hours of operation. 

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Subway Directions:

Check subway service on weekends.
R/M Line:
* Take R or M train to Steinway St. 
* If coming from Brooklyn or Manhattan exit at front of train and exit left 
* If coming from Queens exit back of the train and exit left

N/W Line:
* Get off at the Broadway stop and walk up Broadway 8 blocks to Steinway St. 
* Streets will go from 31st - 38th and then Steinway St.. 
* Make a right onto Steinway St. and the studio will be on your right.
 

Bus:

The Q101 stops right on our street. Get off at Steinway St. and Broadway


Driving and Parking:
The studio is close to all major highways connecting the tri-state area and NYC boroughs. There is free parking in side streets. There's two-hour metered parking on Steinway St., 34th Ave. and in side streets. There's one-hour metered parking on Broadway. There is a municipal metered parking lot on Steinway St. between Broadway and 31st Ave. Meters cost $1.50/hr. and are in effect from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Mon.-Sat.

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