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The competition provides high school students with the chance to develop and showcase original musical compositions that could potentially become part of full-scale productions.
At this theatre program, every student who tries out gets a part.
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The program is an extension of Page's commitment to reinvigorating Shakespeare's texts, most recently seen in his solo show All the Devils Are Here.
The contest supports up-and-coming musical theatre writers looking to break into the commercial industry.
The series of workshops and seminars celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
Students at this Georgia school are providing a professional-looking production for their community.
In honor of Betty Comden's birthday, take a look at these school and community productions of her musicals.
At the sold-out inaugural Working-Class Artists Forum, it's clear: This is a conversation whose time has come.
The awards celebrate student performers from 80 high schools throughout the Greater New York region.
The annual event is being held in Bloomington, Indiana, June 22–27.
These Texas high schoolers aren't afraid of intense subject matters.
With Pirates! The Penzance Musical to Broadway, here's a look at unique school and community theatre productions of the Gilbert and Sullivan musical.
How a groundbreaking citywide partnership is transforming education and opportunity, one paid internship at a time.
The event is being held in Bloomington, Indiana, June 22-24.
These Kansas City students are becoming their fullest selves through theatre.
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Elementary students in North Carolina are thriving in this after school program.
PLAYBILLDER welcomes the Jason Robert Brown musical to Broadway with a look back at community theatre productions from over the years.
A new initiative invites Essex County high school students to experience the world premiere of Take the Lead, a musical that highlights the impact—and necessity—of arts education.
For 21 years, this company has taught over 10,000 Brooklyn students, many of them low-income and BIPOC.
Students in Roswell, Georgia, are exploring other worlds through the performing arts.
Each of the four appointees will begin their term in July.
The annual event invites New York City public school students to perform excerpts from their school productions on a Broadway stage.
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The musical adaptation features a book and lyrics by Timothy Mason and music by Mel Marvin.
The jukebox musical played a Broadway run last season.
More than 50 New Hampshire students put together the play based on 12 Angry Men.
PLAYBILLDER is celebrating Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim with a look at school and community productions of one of his most popular musicals.
The annual event invites New York City public school students to perform musicals numbers on a Broadway stage.
The program empowers students to lead with purpose—shaping changemakers like Wicked’s Brittney Johnson.
Virginia high schoolers are taking ownership of a 300-year-old play.
It's also the 20th anniversary of Disney allowing school kids to do their musicals.
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The customizable learning program is designed to teach musical theatre fundamentals in camps and summer schools.
The event is the latest installment in BTU's The Business of Show series.
This Missouri youth production was led by a student director.
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Representatives will run 13.1 miles on behalf of the organization, which provides arts mentorship and creative opportunities for young people.
Steven Telsey will host the evening, with proceeds to benefit The Broadway Education Alliance.
All Together Now!, originally designed as a post-pandemic fundraiser, is coming back for more theatrical philanthropy.
Students in Beaverton, Oregon, wanted a "popular" show, and they got it.
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The competition coincides with Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends, opening at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre this spring.
The new version of the Chekhov play debuted last season on Broadway via Lincoln Center Theater.
Students in Frisco, Texas, are learning discipline and perseverance.
Situation Group Founder Damian Bazadona was recognized with The Broadway League’s Impact Award and AACSB’s Influential Leader Award.
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