
Wiremill Academy: Educating people in all aspects of the Performing Arts.
Co-founded by three Broadway professionals with many years of experience both onstage and in the studio, Wiremill Academy in Georgetown has a reputation for being the place for young people to take an acting class, voice lesson or summer camp. What many don’t know is that Wiremill Academy offers more than classes, lessons and camps.
Four interns join Wiremill, learn to write and produce
This spring, four High School Seniors from Wilton and Ridgefield who have gone through the Wiremill program as middle and high schoolers, are working as interns. Instead of the usual running for a cuppa joe or emptying the garbage, they are learning how to write and put together a show. (Pictured left to right), Ben Senneff and Nikki Scamuffo from Wilton High School and Rico Froehlich and Rosie Staudt from Ridgefield High School, will all be attending different colleges next year, studying theatre. Rick Hilsabeck, Broadway veteran and one of Wiremill Academy’s founders said, “We thought; a career in the theatre is a mosaic. Priorities change and evolve throughout your life and can include many different types of work in the arts. One of these areas is writing and putting together a show. Ben, Nikki, Rico and Rosie are each talented, self-starters. Why not give them some experience that might be useful before they go off to college? Let’s have them help us write our Summer Camp shows.”
Wiremill Academy will have Four Camps this summer for different age groups.
- Frozen/Moana for 2nd – 6th grade, June 26 – July 7
- IMPROV for 5thgrade – HS, July 10-14
- Broadway Bound for 6th – HS, July 17-28
- Broadway Goes to The Movies for 6th – HS, July 31 – Aug. 11
For more information, www.wiremillacademy.com or call (203)544-9494