
Interactive Broadway Workshops
Camp Broadway is an industry leader in providing authentic Broadway experiences to theatre enthusiasts of all ages!
Based in NYC, the heart of the theatre world, we have access to those elite actors who currently perform on Broadway. These accomplished performers are our workshop instructors.
Through our highly customized Interactive Broadway Workshop series, participants will spend time with a Broadway professional, learning from them what they do best. These theatre professionals provide special training using authentic Broadway material. Oftentimes our teachers come from the show that you are seeing, which makes theatre-going all the more magical.
| These workshops are designed for any size group, a minimum of 20 participants. If you have fewer than 20 participants, please contact our office to make special arrangements. We offer both 90 minute and 60 minute workshops. |
5,6,7,8...A Dance Experience
Not a dancer? Don't fret. Our dance workshops are shaped to the interests and level of each group. All dance workshops begin with a short physical warm-up. The participants are introduced to several practical dance techniques. The workshop then culminates in the learning and rehearsal of choreography from a Broadway production number.
5,6,7,8…The Dance Experience workshop leaves each participant with a great sense of accomplishment and an inside view to the exciting world of Broadway.
Examples of recent workshops include: "The Mega Mix" from Billy Elliot; "Step in time" from Mary Poppins; "One Fine Day" from Wicked; and "Welcome to Dulac" from Shrek.
For this workshop, please close-toed shoes for safety reasons.
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The Broadway Style: a vocal workshop
This interactive workshop pairs a Broadway performer with a professional accompanist and, together, they teach the group the mechanics and interpretation of a song. Groups can select a song from any published Broadway show.
The Broadway Style will enhance participants' vocal and performance skills while building a sense of ensemble. This workshop requires an extra fee of $100 for the accompanist.
Examples of recent workshops include vocal selections from: The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins, Wicked, and Hairspray.
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An Actor's Toolbox
Ever wonder how professional actors approach a play? Our Broadway artists reveal the secrets! This acting workshop introduces people to tools used by working Broadway actors. The toolbox includes interactive theatre exercises that prepare the participants to perform actual scenes. Participants will rehearse their scenes in small groups, using dialogue from actual Broadway scripts, and then they will perform their scenes for the larger group, and receive individual coaching from the instructor.
An Actor's Toolbox workshop is not only perfect for performing arts groups and drama clubs but is also suitable for any groups interested in an authentic theatre experience.
Recent workshops include scenes from: Billy Elliot, Shrek, Phantom of the Opera, Gypsy, Guys and Dolls and more.
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Stage Combat: Techniques and Skills
In our stage combat workshop, we teach techniques and skills used in the choreography of an on-stage fight: building trust, learning and strengthening non-verbal communication and channeling adrenaline into usable, safe forms of dramatic combat. The workshop will culminate in a simple staged fight combination.
The Stage Combat workshop is a safe and exciting hands-on intensive that safely reveals this unique art form.
Students must be prepared to actively participate, wearing appropriate clothing and footwear. Absolutely no bare feet, sandals, open-toed shoes or sundresses are permitted.
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Improvisation: Creative Interactivity
When we watch Whose Line Is It Anyway? on television, we are watching improvisation at its finest. In this interactive workshop our professionals teach sketch comedy and theater games as an integral part of improvisation. Students can expect to create characters based on any given circumstances and interact in suggested environments, as well as the use of props in various, unconventional ways.
The Improvisation workshop will challenge each student to tap into their instincts and to contribute to an extremely stimulating creative environment.
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The Audition - Tips and Tools for Success
The audition is a completely different skill than that of the performance itself. Structured exactly like a real audition, individuals will perform a short selection (musical or monologue) and then receive constructive criticism directly from a Broadway professional in a master class environment.
The Audition workshop gives students an insight into the professional world of "getting the gig."
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The Technical Theatre: Sets, Costumes, Sound and Lights
What you see on Broadway stage is always supported by more than one hundred backstage crew members, not to mention the combined efforts of the design and directing team.
Groups chose one area of interest from the many important technical departments that contribute to the magical experience of a Broadway show. Whether it is costume design, make-up and hair design, backstage crew, lighting, sound or scenic design, this 60 minute Q & A session will focus its' participants on one fascinating aspect of the technical theatre. Our professionals explain in detail the creative journey that takes place when transferring ideas from the simple page to the Broadway stage.
Technical Theatre pulls back the curtain to the mystery of what actually happens behind the scenes of a Broadway show.
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Q & A: An Hour with an Artist
This in-depth question and answer session gives participants the exclusive opportunity to talk
one-on-one with a working entertainment professional. Individuals will hear what it takes to make it in the world of show business. Artists will intimately talk of their own personal success stories by taking the group through the highs and lows of their particular career. From agents to auditions, from landing the part to opening night, this extremely interactive environment will allow the participants the chance to find out everything they have always wanted to know about what life is like living as an artist.
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Write To Broadway – A Playwriting Workshop
Every Broadway play begins as an idea that grows on the printed page into a dramatic story which culminates on the stage. In this dynamic 90-minute playwriting workshop, students will generate ideas for plays under the guidance of an accomplished instructor who has worked with numerous Broadway performers and is a New York State Certified English and Theatre Arts educator. This workshop meets National Standards in English Language Arts and Performing Arts.
Through lively guided discussions and innovative exercises, students will work collaboratively to create scenarios, develop characters and write dialogue. This interactive workshop includes rehearsal and performance of the scenes, with instructor feedback.
"I just wanted to say how pleased I was with the playwriting workshop....The students were enthused and loved the planned activities. Out of all the guests we have had in the English department this year, this was definitely one of the most worthwhile....Many thanks"
- Dave Bucco, Pascack Hills High School
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* All workshops take place in professional studio space through the Midtown/Theatre District! * |

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Camp Broadway will confirm workshop availability within 48 hours of receiving the request (excluding weekends and Holidays).

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"As a theatre educator for 30 years, I am challenged to continue to bring life to the demands of theatre education. You are helping to make my job just a bit easier."
- Reva Kazman, Hunterdon Central Regional High School in New Jersey |
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