Program Overview

NYC Broadway Performing Arts & Production

This one-week performing arts program integrates master classes and discussions with professional Broadway artists/staff members to learn about musical theater and production. With visits to renowned performance locations, the program offers once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to enjoy classic Broadway shows and experience different creative forms.

Professional art performers, film agents, producers, and TV staff meet with the participants. This program includes theater talkbacks, backstage tours, and visits to iconic performing and rehearsal spaces professionals use. Attendance to a Broadway show every single night is included.

Program Dates

This program is offered to high schools or higher education institutions with a minimum of 12 students. The program is offered all year.

Tuition

• One-week program: $2,800
  • Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of attendance.

Housing (optional)

• $1,800
  • Includes: Double/double room with shared bathroom in a dorm-style location or homestayand local public transportation (MTA subway and bus).

Visa Requirements

For international participants who require a visa to enter the U.S., a valid B2 (tourist visa) is required to participate in this program.

Program Highlights

• Acting TV Session
• Stage Management Master Class
• Radio City Music Hall Private Tour
• Broadway Musical Session
• Broadway Show Talk Back
• Master Class Performance

NYC is Your Classroom

The NYC Broadway Performing Arts & Production program is part of the "NYC is Your Classroom" initiative, which also includes programs in:

• Government, International Relations and Law
• Finance & Investment Analysis
• Architecture
• Fashion Design

University Information

Manhattan University is a Lasallian Catholic institution dedicated to the treatment of all people with dignity and respect. The university strives to create an equitably inclusive environment free of discrimination and harassment, and a community that fosters a sense of belonging among all of its members.