Youth Performing Arts School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Adam Brown (2008), winner of ESU National Shakespeare Competition
  • Christopher Probus (2006), Opera and concert performer, recording artist, featured on premiere recording of Passatieri's opera Casablanca (2007)
  • Chad Broskey (2005), actor
  • Alonzo Richmond (2005), actor, Mid-West Gospel Expo Winner, Gospel Ensemble Director
  • Robin Clough (2004), Flautist, Woodwind Section Leader, U. S. Coast Guard Training Center Recruit Band.
  • Nicole Scherzinger (1996), past member and lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls
  • Greg Sample (1994) award-winning choreographer, dancer for Celine Dion, Cirque du Soleil, Phantom of the Opera and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago (photo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance)
  • Sara Gettelfinger (1995), Broadway performer and film actress (Sex and the City)
  • Natalie Nicole Gilbert (1995), Singer/Songwriter and radio host
  • Patrick Mosser (2004), Saxophonist, Hazard Moonlight Rock Orchestra
  • Evan Boyer (2003), Opera and concert performer, Metropolitan Opera competition national finalist, San Francisco Opera Merolo program member, in residence with Chicago Lyric Opera.
  • James Ramsey (1990), Saxophonist, Senior Chief Musician, U.S. Navy Music Program
  • Kira Reed (1989), actress and television producer
  • Paige Davis (1987), theater performer, host of Trading Spaces on TLC from 2001 to 2005
  • Daniel Mobbs (1985), Opera and concert Performer with the Metropolitan, New York City Opera, and various other well-known troupes.
  • Sean Cunningham musician, singer
  • AJ Hughes (2003), stage actor

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