(JERSEY CITY, NJ) -- Art House Productions welcomes Skyline Arts as its newest youth education program. Skyline Arts is the premier performing arts school in Jersey City, with a mission to guide each young artist to discover what makes them unique and express themselves freely through song, dance, and dramatic arts. After years of collaboration between the two organizations, this marks an important moment as Skyline Arts officially becomes an Art House Productions education program.
Skyline Arts' programs and teaching artists will continue under Founding Managing Director Cory Seminowicz and Founding Artistic Director Nadia Vynnytsky, ensuring continuity for current families while opening the door to expanded offerings, resources, and opportunities through Art House Productions, now celebrating its 25th anniversary season.
The partnership kicks off alongside the launch of registration for Skyline's Fall classes and theatrical productions. Starting this week, parents of children in Pre-K through 12th grade can register for one or multiple Skyline Arts offerings. Classes include Musical Theater, Improv, Vocal Tech, and Acting for all ages. Additionally, registration is now open for Skyline’s Production Companies: Kids Company (Grades 1–3), Junior Company (Grades 4–7), and Teen Broadway Company (Grades 8–12). All programs are tuition-based, with classes, rehearsals, and performances taking place in Downtown Jersey City. Scholarship opportunities will be available for the Fall term; families can inquire when registering.
To register or learn more, visit www.skylineartsjc.com
“I couldn't be more excited to announce this partnership. We have loved working with Skyline Arts over the past two years, and joining forces is the natural next step in our relationship. Together we can bring so much more to the community as we expand our impact in theater arts education in Jersey City and beyond. This is just the beginning, and we look forward to offering all of Jersey City classes, lessons, and scholarships this fall, with more exciting announcements to come,” says Meredith Burns, Executive Artistic Director of Art House Productions.
“Empowering youth artists to find their unique voice has always been at the heart of our mission. This integration with Art House Productions means that our students will keep the mentors, community, and traditions they cherish, while benefiting from expanded resources and opportunities. As the program grows, we unlock fresh, exciting new adventures for our Skyline families of today, and tomorrow. We are thrilled to have found such a supportive team and home for this next chapter of our journey.” says the Founding Management Team at Skyline Arts.
SCHOLARSHIPS - Art House Productions believes cost should never be a barrier to arts education. Need-based scholarships are available for all Skyline Arts Fall classes and productions. To apply, families can complete the scholarship application at THIS LINK or email [email protected] with any questions. Applications will be reviewed for the Fall, and all inquiries are confidential.
Skyline Arts is a performing arts school in Jersey City offering Theatre and Acting Classes, Private Lessons, and Youth Theatrical Productions for students Pre-K through 12th grade from 2022. More than a theatre program, Skyline Arts is a community where children and teens gain confidence that transcends beyond the stage. Through top-notch arts training and meaningful mentorship, students grow as both performers and people.
Art House Productions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the performing and visual arts in Jersey City, NJ. Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, Art House fosters creativity, inclusivity, and accessibility through theater productions, visual art exhibitions, and community programs presented both on-site and throughout the city. Visit Art House at The Hendrix, 345 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ, or online at www.arthouseproductions.org.
Art House’s 2026 programming is made possible through the generous support of An Anonymous American Foundation; an anonymous donor from the Jewish Communal Fund; Hudson County Cultural Affairs’ Arts in Education and Hudson County History Partnership Programs; Hudson County Parks; the Exchange Place Alliance; the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the NEA; the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District (HDSID); KRE; NJ Beer Co.; support provided through the NJEDA’s A.R.T. – Phase II Grant Program; Panepinto Properties; public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund; RWJ Barnabas | Jersey City Medical Center; SILVERMAN; Super Buy Rite; Tito’s; and many generous volunteers, donors, and sponsors.
