Wednesday, March 22nd 7:00 pm

America’s leading expert on nurturing young talent shows you the most important universals of interviewing for ANY college, ANY job, or ANY career, based upon his fifty years of contributions to the Broadway, dance, music, film and television careers of thousands of successful performers.

Presented by renowned Harvard-educated, Julliard-trained educator, speaker, producer, musician, and writer Peter Sklar, who has coached Sarah Jessica Parker, Reese Witherspoon, Tessa Netting, Ricki Lake, Mischa Barton, Hunter Parish, Laura Osnes, Lori Loughlin, Holly Marie Combs, and countless others. An eye-opening event for kids, teens, parents, teachers, and young adults.

Please note that this lecture is designed to be especially entertaining and relevant to parents. Everyone under the age of 18 must have at least one of their own, actual parents present for the entire lecture.

Click HERE to view What’s Your Real? the event Flyer

Young adults (age 18 or older) will benefit profoundly from the talk and are welcome and encouraged to attend with or without a parent.

The thrust of Peter Sklar’s talk is how the process of becoming successful applies universally, whether in the classroom, interviewing for college, or the overall job market and beyond. These include:

• Developing emotional self-awareness and self-discipline, onstage and off
• Understanding that what you have for breakfast is just as important as your talent and passion
• Having a sober perspective on romantic relationships
• Working hard, but working smart at something you love

We suggest that all participants- especially teens and children- have a full glass of water just before the lecture.

Hydration improves listening skills… you’ll notice a big difference!

Be prompt! Once the talk begins, no further students or parents can be admitted under any circumstances… sorry!
Thanks!

Free Admission
RSVP: (336) 918 – 8367

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