BROADWAY SUMMER CAMP

Sing, dance, act, and have fun in the sun with Skyline all summer long!

In Skyline’s Broadway Summer Camps, rising young stars ages 5-14 will discover the magic of musical theater and fall in love with the performing arts, all while building self-confidence, making new friends, and having fun. Actors will learn to show kindness to fellow Broadway Campers by meeting a buddy in a different cast, and giving compliments to other casts at high-energy "performance parties" and supportive final dress rehearsals.

With the guidance of Skyline’s fabulous Teaching Artists, actors will each memorize a named role in the show with lines, learn fully-staged songs and dances, and collaborate as an ensemble to create an incredible performance for friends and family on the final day of each camp.

The stage is set. The spotlight awaits. It’s time to shine at Broadway Summer Camp!

Early Access Enrollment begins 11/18 for Fall and Summer 2024 families.

WHICH CAMP IS FOR ME?

Step 1: Start with your preferred location

Step 2: Look for your actor's age level

Step 3: Find your favorite title!

“When You’re an Addams” it’s family first and last, but now Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before – keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Their daughter Wednesday has found herself “Pulled” out of her usual dark melancholy and falling in love with the sweet and respectable Lucas Beineke. Wednesday wants just “One Normal Night” to host a dinner for Lucas and his parents, Alice and Mal, though her younger brother Pugsley, and their Grandma, Uncle Fester, and butler Lurch, (along with the ever-present spooky spirits of the Addams Ancestors) can’t resist reminding Wednesday that she may be fighting her dark destiny. But, in a shocking turn of events, the entire Addams Family may have underestimated exactly how normal the Beineke Family is to begin with.

Highlights

(8-12)

Stars

(9-13)

Performers

(10-14)

Disney’s Dare to Dream Jr. is a magical musical tale of an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As these young Imagineers work together, they realize the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Dare to Dream Jr. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, Encanto, and Frozen II. With a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages, Dare to Dream Jr. turns a century of magic into a celebration of music, creativity, and the dreams that live inside us all.

Juniors

(5-7)

Highlights

(8-12)

Stars

(9-13)

In Disney Classic The Lion King, inspired by Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Rafiki the baboon and his monkey pals Zuri and Zola introduce the audience to the wonders of the natural world in “Circle of Life.” Mufasa, Sarabi, Sarafina, and all the Pridelands are celebrating the birth of Simba –all except Scar who will never be king unless this new lion cub is out of the way. Simba’s best pal Nala, helps him avoid the watchful Zazu as Simba brags he “Just Can’t Wait to Be King,” until falling right into a trap set by Scar and his hysterical Hyenas, Bonzai, Shenzi, and Ed. Lost in the wilderness, Simba is taught to cast aside his worries by his new friends, Timon the Meerkat and Pumbaa the Warthog, in “Hakuna Matata.” Simba might go on ignoring his legacy forever –until Nala journeys from the wasted Pridelands to remind him of all those who still love him back home in “Can You Feel the Love Tonight?”

Juniors

(5-7)

Highlights

(8-12)

Stars

(9-13)

Ensemble

(6-10)

In 1930’s NYC, hope is tough to come by for the sweet and sassy orphans Pepper, July, Duffy, Kate, Tessie, and little Molly, who all still dream of their families. But Annie, fellow orphan and the ultimate optimist, and her sweet pup Sandy, lead them to still believe in “Tomorrow” even if today is “The Hard Knock Life.” When Annie has the chance to move in with Billionaire Oliver Warbucks, the ever-efficient Grace Farrell, and their incredible staff, Cecille, Annette, Drake, and Mrs. Pugh, she can’t believe her luck. But even in the face of the grumpy orphanage owner Ms. Hannigan and the evil schemes of her brother Rooster, and Lily St. Regis (like the hotel), Annie, her orphan pals, and radio stars, Bert and Bette, remind us all “You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile.”

Juniors

(5-7)

Highlights

(8-12)

Stars

(9-13)

Ensemble

(6-10)

Finding Nemo takes young Broadway Campers on an adventure to explore the ends of the ocean. Marlin, an overprotective clownfish, wishes to shield his young son Nemo from the dangers beyond their coral reef. But one day, encouraged by his school of fish friends, Nemo takes a risk and swims out into open water –only to be captured by a diver! On his quest to find Nemo, Marlin teams up with the kind but forgetful Dory, and learns to “Just Keep Swimming,” even as he encounters terrifying sharks like Bruce, Chum, and Anchor. As his new Fish Tank friends help Nemo plot an escape from their aquarium, Marlin is learning to “Go with the Flow” by the totally rad sea turtles Crush and Squirt. The happy reunion of this little clownfish family is made even sweeter by all the friends they have met along the way out in the“Big Blue World."

Juniors

(5-7)

Ensemble

(6-10)

Fans of the famous movie will love discovering “The Start of Something New” onstage in High School Musical. Troy is predicted to be East High’s basketball champion, along with his pals Chad and Zeke. When his friend Gabriella transfers to his same school, her brain power is immediately noticed by Taylor, Martha –who are determined to win their science competition. But Troy and Gabriella don’t just love basketball and math –they are incredible singers! In “What I’ve Been Looking For,” Ms. Darbus, Drama Director, recognizes their talent, as does Kelsi, the student composer of this year’s musical. Now life for Sharpay and Ryan, East High’s resident Drama Club Divas, is turned upside down when everyone suddenly refuses to “Stick to the Status Quo.” With a heart-warming message of staying true to yourself, High School Musical shows that nothing feels better than following your dreams and finally “Breaking Free.”