About Outta Theatre                                                                

     Founded in 2012, Outta Theatre exists to provide creative educational and performance opportunities that empower and equip students of all ages to grow towards their potential and excel in confidence, creativity, and character.   We offer piano & voice lessons, acting & mime workshops, summer camps, as well as Kids & Teen Theatre programs with regular performances. Outta Theatre provides practical training combined with performance experience in a safe, creative, learning environment.   Instead of learning technique in a standard class setting or auditioning to be on stage for a specific production, the Outta Theatre experience combines the benefits of both worlds. Our programs create customized productions to enable everyone to get a part.  Each student will enjoy the opportunity to develop their skills and confidence in the spotlight, and experience the energy of a live audience.


Angie Settlemire

Angie holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Grove City College, a certificate of Ministering Arts Leadership from Living Word Bible College, and she also graduated as a professional Journeyman of Mime with a specialization in directing from Mimeistry International School of Arts in Pasadena, CA. Angie’s experiences include serving as assistant choreographer and director for the mime-drama, Alice in Wonderland, at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, joining the cast in Light’s Up Productions musical, Lost in Vegas, in East Hartford, CT, and performing as a mime artist for various events and street festivals throughout the US – including a wedding at a Renaissance Festival! She also served as assistant director for the University of Hartford’s Teen Musical Theatre Intensive for 3 years, sang as a featured soloist in Handel’s Messiah at the Barrow Civic Theatre Franklin, performed in multiple physical theatre tours in western Europe, served as president of the Grove City Art’s Council for 2 years and directed the Grove City Art and Theatre Camp for 5 years.

In 2012, Angie founded Outta Theatre in Grove City, PA, where she currently teaches private voice and piano lessons, along with theatre programs for kids and teens.   There she writes and directs original productions, with an emphasis on helping every student reach their fullest potential. 

Sarah Kriley

Sarah grew up in southern New Mexico and started singing from the beginning. She began playing the piano when she was around four years old, and learned euphonium at age eleven which became her main instrument. Sarah performed on euphonium in a NMMEA All State Band for four years, as well as a performance with the National Honor Concert Band. As an actress, Sarah performed in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Alice in Wonderland as "Rose", and in Annie as "Duffy" at Western New Mexico University, and was the assistant music director for two junior musicals in Arizona. She has sung in honor and community choirs, played euphonium in a community band, and accompanied her church's worship services on piano. Sarah holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Grove City College, and taught general music in Avondale, Arizona for three years. She loves helping others learn and become the best versions of themselves while making music, having fun, and being awesome.

 

Luke Leone

Luke has studied and performed piano and voice for 16 years. Over the past decade, he has performed in a variety of collegiate, professional, and community theatrical productions and independent films. Some of his credits include playing Harold Hill in The Music Man, Charles Marlow in She Stoops to Conquer, and Billy Crocker in Anything Goes. For his performances as Charles Marlow in She Stoops to Conquer and Michael Trent in End of the World with Symposium to Follow, Luke was nominated for the Kennedy Center’s Irene Ryan collegiate acting competition. For his performance of “Hai Gia Vinta la Causa” from The Marriage of Figaro, Luke was a winner of the 2015 Grove City College Concerto Competition. After college, Luke participated in the Pittsburgh Fellows and worked for 4 years at the tech startup in Pittsburgh Wolfe LLC. Now he has devoted his career to teaching others the joy and beauty of music.