New York City · Ages 9–18 · Working Industry Faculty
Two summer programs. One professional standard. Whether your young performer is ready to audition for the industry or taking their first serious steps in musical theater, BSP has a summer experience designed for exactly where they are.
Ages 9–18 · July 27 – August 1, 2026
Payment plans available through Afterpay
The most comprehensive BSP training experience. Six days of professional-level instruction across dance, vocal, acting, audition technique, song interpretation, and voice acting — culminating in a live audition for agents, managers, and casting directors, and a final performance.
Ages 9–14 · Two age groups · Dates to be announced
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A focused musical theater experience for younger performers who are serious about the craft but not yet ready for the competitive intensity of the Summer Intensive. Training in vocal, acting, and song interpretation — in a supportive, age-grouped environment — with a final performance.
July 27 – August 1, 2026 · 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily
Ripley Grier Studios, 305 W 38th St, New York, NY 10018
Six days of professional-level training across every discipline that defines a working musical theater performer. Students are taught by writers, directors, producers, and performers who work in the industry today — not people approximating it from the outside. The result is a young performer who understands what professional practice actually looks and feels like.
$2,495 · Audition deadline: June 15, 2026
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From technique to interpretation. Students work with a working Music Director on breath, range, resonance, and — most importantly — how to tell a story through a song.
Theatrical movement, staging awareness, and choreography. Taught by a working Broadway director and choreographer.
Scene work, objective-driven performance, and the skill of making choices under pressure. The tool that separates a performer from a singer.
What casting rooms actually look for. How to walk in, slate, take a note, and leave having been seen. Taught by people who have been on both sides of the table.
Acting through song. The discipline BSP faculty return to in every session because it is the foundation of everything else.
An introduction to the voice over market — a working, often overlooked avenue for young performers. Microphone technique, character differentiation, and copy reading.
A private outing to a current Broadway production, followed by a Q&A with a performer from the show. Students see the professional standard they are working toward.
On the final day, students audition in front of real agents, managers, and casting directors — the people who actually book the work. With professional feedback.
A cabaret-style showcase performance — the culmination of six days of work, performed for family, friends, and the industry professionals who attended the audition.
Dates to be announced · New York City
The Broadway Star Experience brings the BSP standard to younger performers who are serious about musical theater but not yet ready for the competitive intensity of the Summer Intensive. This is not a beginner program — but it is a welcoming one. Students develop vocal, acting, and song interpretation skills in a focused environment and perform a final show that reflects the discipline of the work.
Ages 9–11 — One group. Morning or afternoon session.
Ages 12–14 — One group. Morning or afternoon session.
Groups are kept small to ensure each young performer receives individual coaching attention.
$1,995 · Open Enrollment
Payment plans available through Afterpay
Technique and song interpretation taught by working industry professionals. Students learn to use their voice with intention, not just volume.
The core discipline of musical theater. Students discover that performing a song and performing a story are two entirely different things — and learn to do the latter.
Coaching on how to hold an audience, take direction, and carry a number from the first note to the final bow.
Every session ends with a small, focused cabaret performance — a real showing of what the work produced, for family and friends.
Two-day cabaret experiences at The Green Room 42. Coaching, a group number, a solo, and a Broadway guest star.