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A training program for serious young musical theater performers that offers summer intensives, winter workshops, weekly classes and college audition prep with Broadway artists, including Tony winners. Students pick electives and finish with a showcase.
Office Mon-Fri 12-6pm; summer intensives, winter workshops and weekly classes
Tuition varies by program; audition required for some
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Ages 8–17.
Tuition varies by program; audition required for some
Office Mon-Fri 12-6pm; summer intensives, winter workshops and weekly classes
, 10036, in Midtown, Manhattan.
Yes. Broadway Artists Alliance is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Broadway Artists Alliance: broadwayartistsalliance.org, or call (212) 561-9429.
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