With over 20 years of intensive training and experience, Rance Wright, the owner of the
Wright Way, gives you the best experience as a coach, mentor, and consultant. Rance
is a highly accomplished performance art professional, with a vast experience as a
performer, teacher, manager and casting director. Rance has hundreds of current clients performing on Broadway shows, national tours and television. Rance holds a
Master of Fine Arts degree from Boston Conservatory, and a Bachelors of Fine Arts in
Music, Dance and Theater from Brigham Young University. Rance’s expertise and
remarkable skill brings you high quality specialized coaching and preparation sessions
in voice, theater and performance. Rance is a dedicated professional artist with a
distinctive vision. Through dynamic and result-driven classes and consultations, Rance
has helped catapult the careers of many up and coming artists. Holding himself to
higher standards has solidified his business relationships with clients and colleagues.
Rance Wright
Founder/Owner
Alison Franck
CONSULTANT
Alison Franck has been a casting director in NYC for over 20 years. She started as an assistant for many Broadway Productions, then she worked in film/TV for several years, then from 2000-2010, she was the Resident Casting Director at Paper Mill Playhouse. In 2011 she joined the team at Liz Lewis Casting Partners, where she cast commercials, voice overs, film/TV and theatre. Alison now runs her own company, Franck Casting, where she has currently cast several tours of well known musicals including A Christmas Story, the Musical!, A Chorus Line, Legally Blonde & Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Upcoming Dreamgirls and An American in Paris tours.
Joe Barros
Instructor
Joe Barros (he/him) is an award-winning queer director, choreographer and writer working on Broadway, regionally, internationally, and in film. In addition to developing new musicals around the world, Joe is the Artistic Director of New York Theatre Barn which incubates original culture shifting musicals in real time and in front of live audiences. Joe views musical theatre as thoughtful, introspective, healing art, and is dedicated to making space for artists to dream about how extraordinary the world can be.