• A smiling man with dark hair, wearing a white t-shirt, an unbuttoned blue plaid shirt, and jeans, standing outdoors in a natural setting with trees and grass.

    Nick Harmantzis

    OWNER, VOICE TEACHER, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

    Nick Harmantzis is an innovative and dynamic choir director, voice teacher, and vocal coach in the Philadelphia Area.  His focus is placed on not just creating great singers, but smart singers who understand healthy vocal production, who are musically literate, and who can effectively express the intention of a piece through the voice. Nick's private students regularly are cast in school, community, and regional theater productions and have auditioned and received callbacks for national casting calls.  Nick holds an M.A.T in Music Education from the University of the Arts where he attended on a full presidential fellowship as well as an M.M. in Voice Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and a B.M. in Voice Performance from Ithaca College.  He is a Pennsylvania Certified Educator and teaches High School and Middle School Vocal Classes at the Center for Performing and Fine Arts in West Chester, PA.  Nick resides in King of Prussia with his wife, Lacey, and his miniature dachshund, Liesel.

  • A woman with curly red hair, wearing a denim jacket and a striped dress, looking directly at the camera against a light blue background.

    Emi Aungst

    ACTING COACH, ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR

    Emi is a theatre educator, director, choreographer, and creative jack-of-all-trades who believes in the magic of storytelling and student growth. A 2020 graduate of LIU Post with a BFA in Musical Theatre, Emi has been directing and choreographing since 2019 and hasn’t stopped moving since. As a resident teaching artist with Community Through Song and Stage, Emi does it all—guiding students onstage while also building sets, designing lights, and sewing costumes behind the scenes. She still performs when she can, staying connected to the artist’s experience and bringing that empathy into the rehearsal space. Outside the arts, Emi teaches CPR, Medication Administration, and de-escalation in healthcare—because even offstage, helping people feel safe and seen is at the heart of what they do. She believes theatre builds more than shows—it builds community, confidence, and creative humans ready to take on the world.