Theatre summer camp in Schenectady, NY
Broadway Camp is the Collaborative School of the Arts' capstone summer program at Proctors in Schenectady, New York, open to ages 14-19 with intermediate to advanced experience. Over four weeks, students produce a full-scale musical on the MainStage at Proctors under the mentorship of Broadway professionals; the 2026 production was Sweeney Todd School Edition. Participants enroll in one of three tracks — Acting Company, Production Crew, or Musicians — and combine intensive rehearsal and technical production work with studio classes and workshops covering performance, music, makeup, voice and diction. Acting students receive personalized vocal coaching, one-on-one acting coaching, help building an audition songbook, and resume feedback. Tuition assistance is available. Camp director Kevin McGuire; choreographer Freddy Ramirez.
9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the MainStage at Proctors. 2026 production: Sweeney Todd School Edition. Performances 7 p.m. Friday, July 31 and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, August 1. Experience level: intermediate to advanced. Separate tracks for Acting Company, Production Crew, and Musicians; acting company auditions have closed for 2026.
Summer is officially underway with Broadway Camp, Broadway Camp Jr., and Reel Adventures at Proctors, where students are spending their days learning from experienced teaching artists, making new friends, and preparing for exciting showcase performances.
The cast has been revealed for MUSE: The Shakespeare Mayhem Musical, a new musical created by students at the prestigious high school, Interlochen Arts Academy, that will be a feature presentation of the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Broadway Education Alliance and Music Theatre International are releasing The Camp Broadway Collection, an experiential learning program designed for summer camps and after-school programs.
Proctors Collaborative revealed its 2026-27 season during the festive annual Season Announcement Bash, launching a landmark year as the organization celebrates the 100th anniversary season of Proctors.
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