Arc Stages is a theater arts center formed by the collaboration of the Chappaqua Drama Group and the Little Village Playhouse. The center is comprised of three theater groups: The Educational Stage (LVP), The Community Stage and The Main Stage. Each of these groups caters to a specific core genre, with the LVP offering professional rehearsals, master classes and ensemble work, the Community Stage specializing in classic and modern musicals and dramas and the Main Stage hosting more experimental works, as well as cabaret, workshops and readings.
Efrem Briskin, Artistic Director and David Krieger, Executive Director are founders of the Summit Music Festival, which is a three week summer institute for extensive chamber music and instrumental training, which includes special events, such as concerts, lectures, and master classes. The festival brings together young musicians from all over the world with an international faculty made up of established professionals and preeminent musicians. Established in 1991, Summit Music Festival offers programs for high school and college students, young professionals and adults.
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Little Village Playhouse is a not-for-profit youth theatre company founded in 1997. Little Village Playhouse strives to provide students with an environment that fosters creativity. The playhouse also offers instruction for young actors. Little Village Playhouse holds classes and workshops throughout the year. Students must audition to participate in classes.