THE NORWALK CONSERVATORY

OUR HISTORY

The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts was founded in 2018 by industry creatives with the goal of creating a space that was equal parts training and opportunity. The Conservatory is comprised of a faculty of the greatest artists currently working in theatre and television. Located in Norwalk, Connecticut, our campus is in the backyard of the biggest theatre city in the world. We operate as a space where the artists of today can train, audition for professional work, and grow simultaneously. The conservatory built The LINK Program which developed into the full two-year conservatory that comprises NoCo today. With many alumni working on Broadway and on Television, a faculty of the most pivotal artists, close proximity to New York City, small class sizes, and a curriculum built for today’s industry, The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts is Connecticut’s premiere training program for young artists.

OUR MISSION

The Norwalk Conservatory of the Arts’ mission is to provide exemplary arts education to aspiring artists and students, positively impact the local community of arts, and create connections within the music, theatre, and television/film worlds.

Conservatory Objectives

Comprehensive Industry Preparation

The Conservatory ensures graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in musical theatre, television, and film. Through a curriculum designed for today's industry demands and taught by our distinguished faculty, students will demonstrate proficiency in their craft, fostering a seamless transition into the professional world.

Professional Networking and Connections

The Conservatory facilitates the development of extensive professional networks for our students within the entertainment industry. Through mentorship programs, industry events, and connections with our accomplished faculty, students will have opportunities to build relationships with professionals in musical theatre, television, and film, providing a strong foundation for their careers.

Demonstrable Impact on the Arts Community

The Conservatory empowers graduates to make meaningful contributions to the local arts community. By instilling a sense of responsibility and positive influence, our programs aim to produce artists who not only excel in their individual disciplines but also actively contribute to and uplift the cultural and artistic landscape of Norwalk and beyond.