When Sutton Foster Comes to School

Sutton Foster began with a desire to be on Broadway, and has now gone on to win two Tony Awards for her roles as Millie Dillmount in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes. She has also starred in Little Women, The Drowsy Chaperone, Young Frankenstein, and Shrek the Musical.  Now she has [...]

Who Am I? An Interview with Ashley Flowers (EDITED BY ASHLEY)

Many students come to college to audition for a BFA in Musical Theater or Acting. Others come and go into Production or Design/Technical Theater. While they are all great areas to go into, only sometimes students will stay in that major until graduation. The Theatrical Studies major is not specialized, but gives students an opportunity to learn [...]

New York, New York!

In college, most students want to spend Spring Break in a place where they can sleep til noon, lay out on the beach all day, and then return home with a tan darker than the lobster they got served at the crab shack! Well for me, I decided that heading up north to a much colder [...]

Finding Fashion Inspiration in NYC

by Rory of www.WearAboutsBlog.com New York City is brimming with people of all backgrounds, nationalities, sexualities, and fashion senses. When I’m in the city, do you know what’s my favorite type to look for? Hipsters! These super cool, totally fashionable people are always dressed in the best outfits! Round glasses, a floppy bow, chunky jewelry and my trusty [...]

Seeking Camp Broadway Teaching Artists for Summer 2013 National Tour

Camp Broadway, Broadway’s Original Summer Camp for theater-loving kids, is seeking teaching artists for its national summer tour and annual summer programs. Camp Broadway creates and delivers authentic Broadway experiences under the artistic direction of Tony Parise. Camp Broadway’s summer tour occurs throughout June, July and August. Staff members must be available for assigned camp [...]

A Day in the Life of a College Theater Major

Many kids in the arts dream of the day when they get cast in a Broadway show and run up on stage on Tony night. However, there is one major hurdle you have to overcome…college. Being a college theater major, I have decided to take all of you along with me for a day to show [...]

Diversity on the Great White Way

by Chase Gosselin Note from the writer: Hello readers! My name is Chase Gosselin, and I am a director/choreographer who just moved to NYC this August. I am thrilled to be blogging for Camp Broadway as I begin my own journey towards a career in professional theatre. Every week, I will be posting my opinions on some [...]

The Ride

Camp Broadway recently partnered with The Ride  an exciting way to tour New York City. I had the pleasure of taking The Ride a few weeks ago, and it was a blast. I didn’t know much about the tour before I entered except what I learned online. I knew that it combined two of my [...]

CB Interviews Carol Schuberg, Director of The Next Step!

Camp Broadway’s program for 15 to 18-year-olds, The Next Step, offers teens a chance to take “the next step” in their camp careers. If you’ve attended Camp Broadway for a few years and deciding to potentially pursue a career as a performer, The Next Step preps you for the more intricate ins-and-outs of the industry. [...]

2012 Shows Announced!

I’m thrilled to introduce you to Camp Broadway’s new intern, Kerry Dineen! Kerry is a theatre-lover from Brooklyn who is in her third year at Fordham University, studying Communications and Media Studies. Here, she introduces you all to the shows that Camp Broadway will be performing this summer. Welcome, Kerry! While February may have just [...]