Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center
Sharon Schaller is an accomplished musical theatre instructor and performer with extensive experience in both education and performance. Since August 2006, Sharon has served as an Artist In Residence at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center, where musical theatre instruction is provided. In addition to this role, Sharon has been a private piano instructor and vocal coach since September 2012. As a freelance actor since 1990, notable performances include roles in productions such as "Memphis the Musical," "Beauty and the Beast," and "Guys & Dolls." Additional experience includes positions as Music Director at College Avenue United Methodist Church and Children's Choir Director at Park Presbyterian Church, along with teaching and directing at Keystone State Music Theater. Sharon holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre from Point Park University, completed in 1991.
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Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center
OUR MISSION The mission of Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center is to strengthen the cultural, educational, and economic vitality of the communities we serve by making high-quality arts and education programs available, accessible, and affordable for everyone. OUR VALUES AND VISION Lincoln Park pursues and achieves excellence by embodying the integration of arts education and performance, creating an environment where people from diverse backgrounds come to realize their potential through the transforming influence of the arts. We create the Lincoln Park experience by producing world-class offerings and forging partnerships with local, regional, national, and international organizations and individuals, and becoming widely recognized by our unique array of exceptional programs and activities. By attaining high standards in all that we do, we attract broad-based participation and support, enjoying long-term financial stability, and making Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center and the community of Midland a destination – a place where the lights are always on.