All children should experience a standing ovation once in their life!
To Build Confidence on the Stage,
in the Classroom, and in Life.
About US
My name is TERRI SEGGIO and I am the director/owner
of Seggio Theatricals. I have been a teacher, director, and
choreographer for over 30 years. I started my teaching, and
directing career, with middle school students in the N.Y.C.
Public School System and then began directing and
choreographing productions for the Staten Island Children’s
Theatre Performing Arts Company.
I am a proud, and longtime, resident of Franklin Township. I have taught, and directed, for the past 23 years in the Franklin Township School System. For 17 years, I proudly directed the musicals as an Intermediate- then Middle School- Musical Theatre Program. I started the S.G.S Players and have worked hard to continue the tradition of excellence we have in our Franklin Township Arts Programs. In the community, I have had the pleasure of directing the Villagers Teen Summer Arts Program for 8 years. I have been privately coaching students from 10 to 25 years old, for the past 25 years!
I am so proud of the over 50 shows that I have directed
and choreographed in my career, and I firmly believe “All
children should experience a standing ovation once in their life!”
I strive to bring my passion for theatre to the children who I
have been lucky to teach over the years, and I believe that any
opportunity to perform gives students invaluable life lessons. The
process of creating a performance will help students become
articulate, confident, and responsible members of society!
I look forward to giving your child the best possible experience!
Recognition's
2018 Somerset County Outstanding Women of the Year
ENTERTAINMENT CATEGORY
"Terri Seggio of Franklin is musical director at the Samson G. Smith Middle School in Franklin Township. She has been teaching and directing children’s theatre productions for the past 33 years. Terri was the musical director at Franklin Park School and Conerly Road School before moving to Sampson G. Smith (SGS) Intermediate School. She has been at SGS for 17 years and has taught both the Gifted and Talented Literacy Program and 6th-grade literacy. Terri also directs the arts portion of the annual district showcase, and the Annual Alumni Cabaret that raises money for The Kevin J. Maskall Memorial Scholarship Fund. For six summers she directed the teens’ Villagers Summer Musical Theatre Intensive and recently partnered with The Franklin Cultural Arts Council to create affordable theatre classes for young artists. She was named Teacher of the Year at SGS in 2012 and recently received the 2017 Education Excellence Award in the Arts from the Somerset County Cultural & Heritage Commission."
2017 Excellence in the Arts