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From our friends at Bridgetown Conservatory:

 Here is a virtual opportunity through one of our fine local theatre training organizations:

BROADWAY WORKSHOP SERIES 2021
A very rare opportunity to learn from Broadway stars!

In lieu of our usual 9-week term,
we are offering 5 distinct virtual workshops with
5 amazing Broadway stars!


Spend 90 minutes each Saturday with a major Broadway star,
as they talk about their careers, the Broadway industry,
and share in a Q&A and song performance workshop!

(In each class, 6 students will have the opportunity to perform for one of our stars, receiving direction and guidance on their performance.)


SERIES OF 5 CLASSES (SAVE $75) IS $550
INDIVIDUAL CLASS $125/EACH


You can pay for the entire series now,
or pay a deposit for the series by using the links below:


Open to ALL ages! Class size is limited!


Dates of classes are:
Saturdays at noon.
April 3, April 17, May 1, May 15 and May 29, 2021
The specific class date for each star is to be determined.

REGISTER NOW!


SERIES OF 5 CLASSES $550 -REGISTER HERE!
$100 DEPOSIT FOR SERIES - REGISTER HERE!
Questions? - EMAIL HERE!



ABOUT THE STARS:



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