Leslie F.

Richard is amazing! He truly listens and takes the time to get to know each student, helping guide them in the right direction. He puts his whole heart into teaching and mentoring, creating such a positive and encouraging environment. You can tell he genuinely cares about his students’ growth, both on and off the stage. I’m so grateful for his support and highly recommend working with him!

Chris J.

Alex’s lessons are super relaxed, low pressure and fun. At the same time she has a great ear and strong attention to detail … so her feedback and instruction is very focused and insightful.

Ariana A.

Nicole tailors her feedback based on your goals and current standing in your training. She is great at providing guide points for expanding your craft and helping you feel successful while moving forward.

Abby G.

Sarah Beth Andrews is one of the best voice teachers , I have ever had. She teaches you great vocal technique, and gives you great visuals as to where your voice and breathing should be. When singing through a song. I have learned so much for her, and my singing has advanced to a higher level. Since I have started with her, for about a year. She is so passionate about singing, and so caring about her students! Sarah has made me regain my love and passion for singing. Every lesson I have with her, is so awesome and amazing. Sarah is one of a kind, a true treasure and I’m so grateful, and blessed to have her in my life, and as a voice teacher!!

Mariah

Jonah makes music theory fun! He is always eager to explain things a different way to help me understand.

Jean B.

I have studied with Katherine Keyes for the last four years. She is a wonderful teacher. She is very knowledgeable, supportive, patient and meticulous in helping me to continuously improve my vocal technique. I love that she incorporates Alexander Technique into my voice lesson. It is so helpful and carries over into my performing as well.

Vassilis P.

One of the best collaborations I can recall is that with Maria Tsaroucha, who directed and led in my play “The Missing- an interesting life. This is a play which, on the occasion of the “difficult” subject of people missing in the aftermath of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, deals with contemporary issues such as intentional ignorance and fear. The play had already been produced several times but Tsaroucha’s presentation surpassed all expectations. She presented it from the point of view of an ancient Greek tragedy and the production was enriched by the ancient emotion of Methexis and Catharsis. Through PAD, she was able to interlink contemporary theater with the rituals and the sacred emotion of Ancient Tragedy, thus presenting the audience with a invaluable esthetic experience. A unique experience also for the actors who participated and had the opportunity to explore their limits and abilities past the boundaries of the conventional acting technique. Moreover, Maria Tsaroucha, who had one of the leading roles, gave a live and fully characteristic instance of PAD, attaining to a performance overwhelming in its simplicity and naturalness.

Sally B.

I loved the personal attention I got from my DPRdance Lessons. I spent time one on one with an instructor who developed our lesson plans for my personal needs! At one point I wanted to bring friends in for a group lesson, and they set the class up for me no problem!