Chita Rivera, Christian Borle, Brad Oscar and More Set for 2015 Broadway Teachers Workshop This July

The 2015 Broadway Teachers Workshop -- 3 days, 4 shows, 8 workshops and master classes -- will kick off in July, featuring special guests: Broadway legend Chita Rivera (THE VISIT), Tony winner Christian Borle (SMASH, SOMETHING ROTTEN), Tony nominees Brad Oscar and John Cariani, Broadway music supervisor David Loud, Broadway choreographer Josh Rhodes, the Story Pirates, and the cast and creative teams from all the shows included in this year's lineup!

This is a 3-day intensive workshop on Broadway that includes your ticket to 4 shows with post show cast discussions; 8 workshops and master classes with Broadway performers, creative teams, and production staff; and peer sessions throughout.

The Broadway Teachers Workshop is designed to inspire teachers and directors of middle school, high school and college theatre and arts with new teaching methods, enhanced production skills and an exchange of ideas with peers and professional Broadway artists.

WHEN:

Session A: July 6 - 8, 2015

Session B: July 9 - 11, 2015 sold out!

One Day Tech Event: July 12, 2015 sold out!

Music Director Intensive: July 12, 2015

Session C: July 13 - 15, 2015

Session D: July 16 - 18, 2015

BROADWAY SHOW SCHEDULE:

Every participant will see 4 shows:

1. THE KING AND I: The Lincoln Center revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic, starring Kelly O'Hara, directed by Bart Sher.

2. AN AMERICAN IN PARIS: Highly acclaimed choreographer CHRISTOPHER WHEELDON directs a remarkable cast of singers, actors, and dancers as they bring the magic and romance of Paris and the timeless songs of GEORGE and IRA GERSHWIN into perfect harmony.

3. SOMETHING ROTTEN: From the co-director of THE BOOK OF MORMON and the director of ALADDIN - and producer of AVENUE Q and IN THE HEIGHTS - comes something original, something fresh...a world-premiere musical comedy about the musical comedy that started it all.

4. KINKY BOOTS: Winner of six 2013 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, KINKY BOOTS features the first-ever Broadway score by Grammy winner Cyndi Lauper, a hilarious yet moving book by four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein, and direction and choreography by two-time Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell (LEGALLY BLONDE, HAIRSPRAY.)

All sessions are held at Broadway's Lyric Theatre. Enter through the Stage Door at 214 West 43rd Street, between Broadway and 8th Avenues.

Tuition is $649 before April 1 and $699 thereafter. (*please note: tuition includes your ticket to four shows, all workshops and master classes, talk backs and final night party but it does not include transportation or housing.)
The One Day Tech Event and One Day Music Director Workshop are $230, when taken in conjunction with a BTW Workshop session. ($250 when taken independently.)

Tuition is payable by credit card via an online application. Registrants also have the option to print and mail an application and pay by check, purchase order or credit card.

Participants in the Broadway Teachers Workshop receive a certificate verifying 30 hours of prefessional development training - and, for an additional fee, may elect to earn 3 graduate credits through the UNLV Theatre department. Find out more.

We offer a student specific, performer-based workshop, called the Broadway Student Summit, held four times during the school year and once during the summer, aligned with the Broadway Teachers Workshop Session A.

Click here for Session information, how to be put on a waiting list for sold-out dates, and more.

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