What is the Broadway Project?
The Broadway Project is a fun, creative, week-long camp for children ages 7–13 who love to sing, dance, and act, or who are simply curious and ready to try something new. Set inside the historic Charline McCombs Empire Theatre downtown, the program is led by professional teaching artists and welcomes all abilities and backgrounds. No previous theatre experience is required.
Camp days are full of singing, choreography, acting, and ensemble work, and end with a real performance for family and friends. The Empire Theatre's main stage gives kids the rare experience of working on a professional touring house, with the teaching team treating every camper as the performer they're becoming.
What campers do
Singing
Voice technique, breath support, and performing with presence, guided by a professional music director who has worked on Broadway and across the US.
Choreography
Learning to move like a performer, from Broadway-style dance basics to full production numbers.
Acting
Scene work, character building, and storytelling skills taught through play and guided exercises.
Performance skills
Confidence, teamwork, stage presence, and working as an ensemble: skills that last way beyond the stage.
Who this camp is for
This camp is a great fit for a child who:
- ✓Loves to sing, dance, or perform
- ✓Has always wanted to try musical theatre
- ✓Is outgoing and loves meeting new people
- ✓Needs a creative outlet this summer
- ✓Could use a confidence boost
What families can expect
- ✓Professional-standard teaching and instruction
- ✓A full performance at the end of the week
- ✓Inclusive, supportive group environment
- ✓Small group attention from experienced artists
- ✓An experience your child will actually talk about afterwards
