AXS Alumni - Success Stories Where They Are Now!
Success Stories: Where AXS Artists Are Now
At AXS (pronounced Access), our mission has always been clear: provide artists with real-world insight, professional-level experiences, and strategic guidance that prepares them for sustainable careers in the entertainment industry. While training and education matter, results matter more. Our greatest measure of success is where our alumni are now—and the impact they are making across stages, studios, and global markets.
Over the years, AXS programs have supported hundreds of emerging artists through education, performance opportunities, branding, and career strategy. Today, many of those artists are working professionals, contributing to major institutions, original productions, and internationally recognized brands.
Alumni Highlights
Laura
Laura is currently serving as a Stage Manager with the Kansas City Ballet, a role that demands leadership, precision, and a deep understanding of both artistic and operational excellence. Her career reflects the behind-the-scenes pathways AXS actively supports, proving that success in the arts extends far beyond performing alone.
Diego
Diego is now working in London as the lead performer in the original cast of a developing production. Being cast as a lead in a new work—especially internationally—speaks to both artistic maturity and professional readiness. This is exactly the type of opportunity AXS prepares artists to step into with confidence.
Jackie
Jackie was cast in the original Broadway company of Hell’s Kitchen and went on to perform on the Tony Awards broadcast. From development to Broadway’s biggest stage, Jackie’s journey exemplifies what is possible when talent is paired with strategic preparation and industry insight.
Gracen
Gracen is now a lead performer at Walt Disney World, appearing in major parades and stage shows. Disney represents one of the most competitive performance environments in the world, and Gracen’s success highlights the importance of versatility, professionalism, and performance stamina—all core pillars of AXS training.
Jazmine
Jazmine is modeling internationally and is represented by the Wilhelmina Modeling Agency in New York, one of the most prestigious agencies in the fashion and commercial industry. Her career demonstrates how AXS supports artists in expanding beyond traditional performance paths into global brand-driven opportunities.
Branden
Branden is currently working in New York City, performing in a range of Off-Broadway productions. His consistent booking reflects not only talent, but the ability to navigate auditions, professional environments, and career longevity in one of the world’s most competitive markets.
More Than Training—Career Insight
What connects these stories is not just talent, but preparation. AXS programs are intentionally designed to bridge the gap between education and industry by offering:
Professional performance experiences
Audition and casting insight
Artist branding and career strategy
Exposure to industry expectations and workflows
Mentorship rooted in real-world experience
We do not promise shortcuts. We provide access—access to knowledge, access to opportunities, and access to the realities of working in the entertainment industry.
And these are just a few of the success stories. Our alumni can be found working across Broadway, touring productions, ballet companies, theme parks, commercial modeling, film, television, and international markets—each carving out their own path with clarity and confidence.
The AXS Impact
We are proud of every artist who has trusted AXS to be part of their journey. Their success is a reflection of their dedication—and of the insight, experiences, and guidance we are committed to delivering.
As the industry evolves, AXS remains focused on one goal: equipping artists not just to dream, but to work.
And this is only the beginning.
