Partner with The Cineas Studio
In 2023, I moved back to the Inland Empire to start a voice studio serving the region that raised me. Having already gained my first professional experiences in opera, musical theater, arts administration, and teaching, I was eager to use my experience to serve the area. I launched the “Cineas Voice Studio” out of my living room, and we have grown into “The Cineas Studio” - teaching voice, piano, guitar, and acting throughout the Inland Empire.
While we are growing, we also want to remain accessible. As our team and abilities have increased, so have our operating costs. We are hoping to continue to expand in fulfilling our mission while keeping costs affordable for local families.
When you partner with us, you become a part of the life change taking place in our classes, events, and outreach. You are directly contributing to the cognitive, social, and emotional development of our students, and enriching their opportunity to become artists. Whether they choose to be in the arts for a lifetime, or just a few months, they will be forever impacted by your generosity.
Current Partners:
Studio 395
St. George’s Episcopal Church (Riverside)
Broadway Bound Sponsorship
Broadway Bound is a musical theater program for students ages 9 to 13 to learn singing, dancing, and acting. This is meant to be an affordable way for local students to access the arts and receive training that empowers them to be competitive performers, should they wish to explore the arts in that capacity. This program also works as a feeder to our local high school theater departments, given that there are no formal theater classes in our school district at the middle school level.
Our program provides accessibility by being the most affordable theater program in the area and offering “Pay as You Can” scholarships for students that demonstrate financial need. We want to continue increasing access to the arts through this program by offering more scholarships and making our event tickets more affordable.
Broadway Bound performs four stage productions per year as well as being featured in our showcases and various community events. We accept students with no experience and train them through lessons on improv, music literacy, stagecraft, and more.
Empowering Public Schools Arts Programs Sponsorship
Since the pandemic, several performing arts programs in our community have struggled with student engagement and teacher retention. Since before then, these programs have struggled to empower their students through elevating their offerings. We work to address this by providing a community “feeder” theater and choral classes that equip students with a strong foundation so that they can get more out of their in-school programs.
We also offer support to the only high school choir in our school district. Our expertise is particularly valuable in this space as the choir director is not a trained singer. Most recently, we have been working to respond to the loss of one of the local high school theater departments. In this situation, the teacher retired and the district did not replace him, effectively ending the entire program.
We step in however we can to empower the area, but there is often no funding to support this work. We are hoping to raise money to continue these efforts.
Events Sponsorship
Our events are important milestones for our students. Through them, they learn one of the most important things to be gained from performing arts - confidence. They also provide opportunities for local artists to perform and connect with the community.
Sponsoring our events improves their quality through better equipment and staffing. It also helps to lower ticket prices, which leads to larger audiences for the students and artists that we serve. We are hoping to provide as many free performances as possible.
Throughout the year, we provide more than six performance opportunities, including:
Fall Showcase
Fall Stage Production
March Concert
Spring Showcase
Spring Stage Production
Summer Showcase
Summer Stage Production