- Schedule -
April 27, 2024
Pearl Studios, 500 8th Ave., 3rd Floor
9:30AM – 5:00PM – Rehearsal
10AM – 11PM – Parent Orientation
April 28, 2024
Pearl Studios, 500 8th Ave., 3rd Floor
9:30AM – 5:00PM – Rehearsal
April 29, 2024
Carnegie Hall, 161 W 56th Street
10:00AM – 9:30PM – Rehearsal & Concert
- Locations -
Pearl Studios
Rehearsals will take place at Pearl Studios located at 500 8th Ave New York, NY 10018.
Monday Sign in/Sign out
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Carnegie Hall
The performance will take place at Carnegie Hall, located at 881 7th Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets.
- Attire -
Rehearsal
Cast Members will be provided with Camp Broadway Ensemble t-shirts. Program participants are required to wear a Camp Broadway t-shirt at all rehearsals. All clothing should be comfortable and non-constricting dance-like or exercise-like clothes. Any shorts worn must at least reach mid-thigh in length. You may choose sneakers or soft-soled dance shoes for footwear.
Please make sure your child is wearing undergarments to all rehearsals and the performance.
Documents
Press Release Template
Feel free to use the family press release template to send to local media. Because we have received approval on the wording of the press release from The New York Pops and Carnegie Hall, we ask that you do not modify or edit the Release.
School Excuse Letter
Performance
Working in collaboration with The New York Pops management and creative team, our designer, Antonio Consuegra, is working on a fun and festive costume for the Camp Broadway Ensemble. Antonio and Katie will be on hand on Saturday, April 27 for the costume fittings. If necessary alterations will be done overnight for costume distribution on Sunday.
While all performers will be dressed similarly, each young artist will have their own individual style. Because of the quick turnaround from fitting to event, we are asking that your child bring the following clothing items to the Saturday, April 27th rehearsal to ensure we have backup pieces that fit your child:
Please bring a pair of black pants.
We have been advised by one of our clothing suppliers that they are unable to deliver one of our wardrobe items in time. Therefore, we are asking ALL performers to bring solid dark black pants—which they will wear in the finale. NO jeans or adornments, please. Kids can also wear a simple black belt if desired. Boys will be provided with a shirt and tie—which will be tucked in. Girls will be provided with a dress blouse.
Underwear and Socks
Please make sure your child is wearing undergarments to all rehearsals and the performance!
Don’t forget black opaque socks or tights.
Clarification on Shoes
Black sneakers are fine. But, if they have white borders that will show from the stage, please cover the white with black tape. Reminder: NO open-toed shoes, sandals or heels. Dance shoes, ballet slippers, or fashionable all-black sneakers are fine.
Hair and Makeup
The Ensemble will be spending Monday at Carnegie Hall. Parents will not have any access backstage. Therefore, if parents want to braid or adorn their performers hair, please do so before dropping them off in the morning.
Performers will have an opportunity to freshen up after rehearsal and prior to the performance. They can wear minimal makeup for the performance. Light foundation, blush, eye shadow and gloss. NO heavy stage makeup.
Jewelry
Performers can wear a button earring. No dangling or hoops.
- Account & Deadlines -
Accessing Your Account
To access your account on Camp Broadway’s portal with the Camp Brain, please log in by clicking the button below and use the email address and password you chose at the time of registration. This is where you will be required to log in, complete supplemental forms, and make payments.
Deadlines
Final Payment Due: March 15, 2024
- Meal Plan -
Healthy lunches, snacks and waters will be provided each day of the program. We also provide dinner prior to the performance on Monday. Please alert us as soon as possible if your child has any dietary restrictions. We are a “NUT-FREE environment.
- Hotels & Area Map -
While we don’t have reserved blocks of rooms for families, we can recommend a few hotels between Pearl Studios and Carnegie Hall that are family-friendly and safe.
- Meet The Team -
Luke Cimorelli
Luke Cimorelli is a Brooklyn-based actor and director, and he is super excited to be returning to Camp Broadway. He is a senior at Molloy University/CAP21 and will graduate in May with a BFA in Musical Theatre. NY/Regional: Matthews in Elf the Musical (Madison Theater) Educational: Tommy Ross in Carrie (CAP21), Barbicane in A Trip to the Moon (CAP21) Andy u/s in As You Like It (CAP21), He has also directed You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and Shrek the Musical Jr. with the Center for the Creative Arts at Lawrence Woodmere Academy. Luke believes that theatre has the power to bring people together and change the world, and he is so grateful to be able to share this gift with the next generation of theatre artists!
Antonio Consuegra
Costume Designer
Antonio Consuegra (Costume Designer) is assistant costume designer for the Broadway productions of Funny Girl , Hamilton and Almost Famous, for the national tour of The Play that Goes Wrong (Chicago), and for numerous productions at Papermill Playhouse including The Honeymooners .He also designed costumes for Masquerade: The Musical of Andrew Lloyd Webber , The Bodyguard at White Plains Performing Art Center. national tours R.E.S.P.E.C.T- TOUR, Dirty Dancing In Concert and The British Invasion Live on Tour.
Stephane Duret
Stephane Duret (Guest Artist) was last seen in the Tony® Award-winning musical Kinky Boots on Broadway, and is also the Founding Director of Kaiser’s Room, a non-profit that offers arts programming to individuals with cognitive and developmental delays in NYC. Stephane started his Musical Theatre training at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, Fl, now holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University and is thrilled to call NYC home. Previous credits include Off-Broadway: The Fortress of Solitude, The Public Theatre; The Buiscit Club, and Hard Times, the cell theatre. International: Parade, , Jerusalem, Israel. Zorro, Shanghai, China; Regional: Violet, Waitsfield, Vermont; AIDA, Hot Mikado, Ragtime, Cabaret, Curtains, Sweet Charity, The Producers, Chicago, Il. A proud member of A.E.A.
Theo Lencicki
Director/Choreographer
Theo Lencicki (Director/Choreographer) is a professional actor, director, choreographer, and arts educator based in New York City. He has performed at many regional and international venues, and across the United States on four National Broadway Tours including Hairspray, A Chorus Line, Young Frankenstein and as Riff in West Side Story. In addition to performing, Theo is a rostered artist with the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts and was recognized for his professional work and advocacy for arts education as Artist of the Year in 2017. He is the associate choreographer for the National High School Musical Theatre Awards (The Jimmy’s) sponsored by the Broadway League and works with the Broadway Education Alliance/Camp Broadway on numerous performance opportunities for young artists including the NY POPS Gala at Carnegie Hall, MACY’s Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade, Before Broadway Cabaret at 54 Below and Rocktopia on Broadway! Proud Penn State School of Theatre graduate.
Ava Martinez
Ava (she/her) is a New York City based actress and educator originally from Southern Colorado. A recent graduate of NYU Tisch, some of her favorite roles include Ethyl in the National Tour of Pete The Cat’s Big Hollywood Adventure, Antigonus/Autolycus in The Winter’s Tale (The Classical Studio/NYU), The Stage Manager in Our Town (Stella Adler/NYU), and Mary in the Off-Broadway world premiere of Safe Hands the Musical (SheNYC).
Sarah Ruth Mikulski
Line Producer
Sarah Ruth Mikulski (Line Producer) is a New York based actor and singer who has performed with musical theatre and opera companies around the country. Favorite past roles include Carrie Pipperidge (Carousel), Lucy Brown (The Threepenny Opera), Ella (Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella), and Rosa Bud (The Mystery of Edwin Drood). Sarah is from Traverse City, Michigan and holds a Bachelor of Music in Voice from Western Michigan University and a Master of Music in Voice from the Manhattan School of Music. Sarah is a passionate teaching artist and is thrilled to be back with Camp Broadway!
Katie Powers
Wardrobe Assistant
Katie Powers is a costumer based out of Manhattan. She is passionate about character-driven design and things that sparkle. Previous design credits include You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Peter and the Starcatcher and 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Arizona School for the Arts and Carrie and Uncle Vanya at Marymount Manhattan College. Katie worked as wardrobe supervisor for the short-lived yet unforgettable Immersive Gatsby. Currently, Katie works as a First Hand at Eric Winterling Inc, a costume shop that makes costumes for theatre, film, and television.
Christine Riley
Music Director
Christine Riley (Music Director) is a Music Director and Vocal Coach in New York as well as an Associate Professor of Theatre Arts at Marymount Manhattan College. New York and National Tour credits include: My Vaudeville Man (The York Theatre), Thoroughly Modern Millie (National tour), Addy and Uno (The Kirk), Errol and Fidel, A Moment in Time, a new musical; Gemini the Musical (The Acorn), Perfectly Victorian, and Flight of the Lawnchair Man (37 Arts). Christine also served as the Music Director for Bring It On: The Musical, The Who’s Tommy, Pangaea, The Servant of Two Masters, Shout! The Mod Musical, Edges, Sweet Charity, Rags, Triumph of Love, Wonderland, and The Boys From Syracuse at Marymount Manhattan and many shows around the country and for Camp Broadway. Recently, she published a book, Music Fundamentals for Musical Theatre, with Bloomsbury Press. Christine received her BM from Ithaca College and an MM from Arizona State University.