James Schilling

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  www.netconline.org/news/?m=200910 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/16/2009  

  Sarah will be joining MTC co-founders Kevin Connors and James Schilling and returning faculty Marty Bongfeldt, Mary Jo Duffy, Deborah Levy and Kim Porio.

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  Improv-edy Tonight! at Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/10/2005    Last Visited: 4/27/2005  

  Eight MTC students will split into two teams, improvising wild and wacky ideas given to them by the show's host, or "Drew Carey," played by Jim Schilling, co-founder of MTC.Contestants might be asked to sing about an audience member, speak only in questions, become weird superheroes, guess at bizarre quirks, or a wide range of other hilarious challenges.Schilling will award points to the players based on their improvisational expertise.
  
  The cast members, all enrolled in an MTC improv class taught by Schilling, are Darby Searl, Megan Zimmerman, Walter Kosner and Janine Atway, all of Westport; Stephen Autore and Ali Shaw, both of Fairfield; Andrew Schwartz of Weston; and Allison Frank of Trumbull.
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  Schilling co-founded MTC in 1987 and over the years has served as instructor, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as general director of MTC's School of Performing Arts.He directed several MTC Equity mainstage productions and student productions.He acted on stage and film and was Sean Penn's double in "Dead Man Walking."
  
  As an arts educator, Schilling created a number of programs for MTC, both at the School of Performing Arts and for MTC's ArtReach programs in many area schools.He holds a BFA degree in theatre from Otterbein College, in Ohio, with an emphasis on children's theatre, and was also trained at the Actors' Theatre of Louisville and Playwright's Horizons in New York City.He is a graduate of the AMICI Arts Management Program from the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts.
  
  Admission to "Improv-edy Tonight!"

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  MTC's School of Performing Arts Registers for 2005-06... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/15/2005    Last Visited: 8/29/2005  

  Founded by Connors and Jim Schilling, Music Theatre of Connecticut is a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts---the first theatre school in the country to be accepted as a member.
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  Schilling commented, "MTC provides quality performing arts education to children and youth that focuses on the joy of accomplishment, increased self-esteem, personal expression and growth through classroom and performance work."

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 9/9/2009  

  Written and directed by Ithaca senior BFA acting major Ellen Cribbs, "Waiting for James" won Best Original Production in Virginia's One-Act Festival, and second place in Baker's Plays competition and was subsequently published by them.
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  Connors and MTC co-founder Jim Schilling have advised, coached and guided a large number of MTC students through the college process---selection through audition and admission.
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  Founded in 1987 by Kevin Connors and Jim Schilling, Music Theatre of Connecticut is a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts---the first theatre school in the country to be accepted as a member.
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  Founded by Connors and Jim Schilling, Music Theatre of Connecticut is a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts---the first theatre school in the country to be accepted as a member.
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  Schilling commented, "MTC provides quality performing arts education to children and youth that focuses on the joy of accomplishment, increased self-esteem, personal expression and growth through classroom and performance work."
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  The musical will be directed by Kevin Connors, and will feature Jim Schilling in the cast, the two MTC co-founders.
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  Founded in 1987 by Kevin Connors and Jim Schilling,
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  Jim Schilling, center, teaches an improvisational comedy class at Music Theatre of Connecticut
  
  Improv-edy Tonight! at Music Theatre of Connecticut
  
  "Improv-edy Tonight!," an improvisational comedy showcase loosely based on the television game show, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?," will be presented by Music Theatre of Connecticut on Friday evening, May 13 for two performances, 6 and 8 p.m., in the MTC studio theatre, 246 Post Road East, lower level of Colonial Green, Westport.
  
  Eight MTC students will split into two teams, improvising wild and wacky ideas given to them by the show's host, or "Drew Carey," played by Jim Schilling, co-founder of MTC. Contestants might be asked to sing about an audience member, speak only in questions, become weird superheroes, guess at bizarre quirks, or a wide range of other hilarious challenges. Schilling will award points to the players based on their improvisational expertise.
  
  The cast members, all enrolled in an MTC improv class taught by Schilling, are Darby Searl, Megan Zimmerman, Walter Kosner and Janine Atway, all of Westport; Stephen Autore and Ali Shaw, both of Fairfield; Andrew Schwartz of Weston; and Allison Frank of Trumbull.
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  Schilling co-founded MTC in 1987 and over the years has served as instructor, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as general director of MTC's School of Performing Arts. He directed several MTC Equity mainstage productions and student productions. He acted on stage and film and was Sean Penn's double in "Dead Man Walking."
  
  As an arts educator, Schilling created a number of programs for MTC, both at the School of Performing Arts and for MTC's ArtReach programs in many area schools. He holds a BFA degree in theatre from Otterbein College, in Ohio, with an emphasis on children's theatre, and was also trained at the Actors' Theatre of Louisville and Playwright's Horizons in New York City. He is a graduate of the AMICI Arts Management Program from the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts.

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/9/2009    Last Visited: 9/9/2009  

  Kevin Connors | Jim Schilling | Marty Bongfeldt | Mary Jo Duffy |
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  Jim Schilling (Director/Faculty) co-founded MTC in 1987 and has served as teaching artist, Artist in Residence, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as Director of the School of Performing Arts. He has directed a number of MTC MainStage productions including Something’s Afoot, Some Enchanted Evening and I Do, I Do.
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  credits include Bullets Over Broadway, Cadillac Man, Soapdish and Dead Man Walking . As an arts educator, Jim has created a number of programs for MTC School of Performing Arts and for MTC’s ArtReach programs in area schools including Briggs High School (Norwalk),Weston Public Schools, Minds In Motion (Westport/Weston/Wilton), Rogers Magnet School (Stamford), Six-to-Six School (Bridgeport) and Coleytown Middle and Elementary Schools in Westport. Jim holds a BFA degree in Musical Theatre from Otterbein College in Ohio, with an emphasis on childrens’ theatre and was also trained at the Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, Playwright’s Horizons in New York City and Improv Asylum in Boston. Jim, a graduate of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts’ AMICI Arts Management Program, continues as a Blue Ribbon Panelist for the Daytime Emmy Awards, and a member of “Who’s Who in the American Theatre” from 1991-present. Member AEA, SAG, AFTRA.

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2007    Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  Jim Schilling (Director/Faculty)Jim Co-founded MTC in 1987 and over the years has served as teaching artist, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as Director of the School of Performing Arts.He has directed a number of MTC Equity Mainstage productions including Something's Afoot, First Act Texas, Second Act New York; Some Enchanted Evening and I Do, I Do.
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  As an arts educator, Jim has created a number of programs for MTC, both at the School of Performing Arts and for MTC's ArtReach programs in many area schools including Briggs High School (Norwalk),Weston Public, Rogers Magnet School (Stamford), Six-to-Six School (Bridgeport) and Coleytown Middle and Elementary Schools in Westport.Jim holds a BFA degree in theatre from Otterbein College in Ohio, with an emphasis on childrens' theatre and was also trained at the Actors'Theatre of Louisville and Playwright's Horizons in New York City.Jim is a graduate of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts' AMICI Arts Management Program, is a Blue Ribbon Panelist for the Daytime Emmy Awards, and a member of "Who's Who in the American Theatre" from 1991-present.

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  Written and directed by Ithaca senior BFA acting major Ellen Cribbs, "Waiting for James" won Best Original Production in Virginia's One-Act Festival, and second place in Baker's Plays competition and was subsequently published by them.
  ...
  Connors and MTC co-founder Jim Schilling have advised, coached and guided a large number of MTC students through the college process---selection through audition and admission.
  ...
  Founded in 1987 by Kevin Connors and Jim Schilling, Music Theatre of Connecticut is a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts---the first theatre school in the country to be accepted as a member.
  ...
  Founded by Connors and Jim Schilling, Music Theatre of Connecticut is a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts---the first theatre school in the country to be accepted as a member.
  ...
  Schilling commented, "MTC provides quality performing arts education to children and youth that focuses on the joy of accomplishment, increased self-esteem, personal expression and growth through classroom and performance work."
  ...
  The musical will be directed by Kevin Connors, and will feature Jim Schilling in the cast, the two MTC co-founders.
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  Founded in 1987 by Kevin Connors and Jim Schilling,
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  Jim Schilling, center, teaches an improvisational comedy class at Music Theatre of Connecticut
  
  Improv-edy Tonight! at Music Theatre of Connecticut
  
  "Improv-edy Tonight!," an improvisational comedy showcase loosely based on the television game show, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?," will be presented by Music Theatre of Connecticut on Friday evening, May 13 for two performances, 6 and 8 p.m., in the MTC studio theatre, 246 Post Road East, lower level of Colonial Green, Westport.
  
  Eight MTC students will split into two teams, improvising wild and wacky ideas given to them by the show's host, or "Drew Carey," played by Jim Schilling, co-founder of MTC.Contestants might be asked to sing about an audience member, speak only in questions, become weird superheroes, guess at bizarre quirks, or a wide range of other hilarious challenges.Schilling will award points to the players based on their improvisational expertise.
  
  The cast members, all enrolled in an MTC improv class taught by Schilling, are Darby Searl, Megan Zimmerman, Walter Kosner and Janine Atway, all of Westport; Stephen Autore and Ali Shaw, both of Fairfield; Andrew Schwartz of Weston; and Allison Frank of Trumbull.
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  Schilling co-founded MTC in 1987 and over the years has served as instructor, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as general director of MTC's School of Performing Arts.He directed several MTC Equity mainstage productions and student productions.He acted on stage and film and was Sean Penn's double in "Dead Man Walking."
  
  As an arts educator, Schilling created a number of programs for MTC, both at the School of Performing Arts and for MTC's ArtReach programs in many area schools.He holds a BFA degree in theatre from Otterbein College, in Ohio, with an emphasis on children's theatre, and was also trained at the Actors' Theatre of Louisville and Playwright's Horizons in New York City.He is a graduate of the AMICI Arts Management Program from the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts.
  
  Admission to "Improv-edy Tonight!"

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/27/2006    Last Visited: 9/9/2009  

  Kevin Connors | Jim Schilling | Marty Bongfeldt | Mary Jo Duffy |
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  Jim Schilling (Director/Faculty)
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  As an arts educator, Jim has created a number of programs for MTC School of Performing Arts and for MTC’s ArtReach programs in area schools including Briggs High School (Norwalk),Weston Public Schools, Minds In Motion (Westport/Weston/Wilton), Rogers Magnet School (Stamford), Six-to-Six School (Bridgeport) and Coleytown Middle and Elementary Schools in Westport. Jim holds a BFA degree in Musical Theatre from Otterbein College in Ohio, with an emphasis on childrens’ theatre and was also trained at the Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, Playwright’s Horizons in New York City and Improv Asylum in Boston. Jim, a graduate of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts’ AMICI Arts Management Program, continues as a Blue Ribbon Panelist for the Daytime Emmy Awards, and a member of “Who’s Who in the American Theatre” from 1991-present. Member AEA, SAG, AFTRA.

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/27/2006    Last Visited: 9/9/2009  

  Founded in 1987 by Artistic Director Kevin Connors and General Director Jim Schilling (who still serve in these positions), MTC is a non-profit organization and a Certified Member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts—the first theatre school in the country to be accepted for membership in this esteemed organization.

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  Music Theatre of Connecticut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/27/2006    Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  Kevin Connors | Jim Schilling | Marty Bongfeldt | Mary Jo Duffy | Deborah Levy |
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  Jim Schilling (Director/Faculty)Jim Co-founded MTC in 1987 and over the years has served as teaching artist, director, general manager, actor, producer and currently as Director of the School of Performing Arts.He has directed a number of MTC Equity Mainstage productions including Something's Afoot, First Act Texas, Second Act New York; Some Enchanted Evening and I Do, I Do.
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  As an arts educator, Jim has created a number of programs for MTC, both at the School of Performing Arts and for MTC's ArtReach programs in many area schools including Briggs High School (Norwalk),Weston Public, Rogers Magnet School (Stamford), Six-to-Six School (Bridgeport) and Coleytown Middle and Elementary Schools in Westport.Jim holds a BFA degree in theatre from Otterbein College in Ohio, with an emphasis on childrens' theatre and was also trained at the Actors'Theatre of Louisville and Playwright's Horizons in New York City.Jim is a graduate of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts' AMICI Arts Management Program, is a Blue Ribbon Panelist for the Daytime Emmy Awards, and a member of "Who's Who in the American Theatre" from 1991-present.

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