What they reported doing
- #1 primary $301KTHE ORGANIZATION OPERATES YEAR-ROUND YOUTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS, EXPERIENTIAL EVENTS AND EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS BASED ON AUTHORIZED MUSICAL THEATER AND DRAMA CONTENT. CAMP BROADWAY'S PROGRAMS MAKE THEATRE ARTS ACCESSIBLE AND RELEVANT TO CREATIVE CHILDREN, BUILDING CONFIDENCE, HONING PRESENTATION SKILLS AND HELPING THEM DISCOVER THEIR UNIQUE TALENTS AT EVERY STAGE OF THEIR LIVES.
- #2 $180KTHE ORGANIZATION HAS CREATED A CUSTOMIZABLE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAM DESIGNED TO TEACH THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSICAL THEATER, CHARACTER DEVELOPEMENT, AND THE ESSENTIAL SKILLS NEEDED TO DELIVER A GREAT PERFORMANCE ON AND OFF THE STAGE. THIS PROGRAM USES AUTHOR APPROVED SHOW CONTENT AND LEVERAGES THE METHODOLGIES DEVELOPED IN THE LIVE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS IN 4B ABOVE, AND IS LICENSED TO DRAMA CLUBS AND OUT OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS THROUGH MUSIC THEATER INTERNATIONAL.
What they call their work
What they do
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Youth Theater Arts Education 3 activities
- Licensing experiential learning programs in musical theaterCreates and licenses a customizable experiential learning program that teaches musical theater fundamentals, character development, and performance skills using authorized show content to drama clubs and out-of-school programs via Music Theater International.
- Production and distribution of educational resourcesProduces and publishes free study guides with lesson plans and educational content based on authorized musical theater and drama for use in schools, and creates podcasts promoting the importance of arts education.
- Youth enrichment programs using musical theaterOperates year-round youth enrichment programs, experiential events, and educational workshops based on authorized musical theater and drama content to build confidence and presentation skills in children.
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Arts Education Scholarships 1 activity
- Scholarship program for arts education accessProvides scholarships through the Marya's Gift Program to enable children from financially challenged families to attend featured arts programs, with applications independently assessed by a separate committee.
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Who runs it
- BRIAN CURRAN — SECRETARY/TREASURER
- EVAN GUZMAN — DIRECTOR
- LAURA LEY CARLSON — DIRECTOR
- NANCY NAGEL GIBBS — DIRECTOR
- SUSAN LEE — PRESIDENT
Who they work with
- MUSIC THEATER INTERNATIONAL Partner — Licenses experiential learning programs to drama clubs and out-of-school programs through Music Theater International.
How they approach the work
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- Digital Bridge Collaborationmethodology: digital_bridgeBy partnering with technology companies to create a digital bridge, the organization connects the professional performing arts industry with K–12 education institutions, enabling access to arts resources and programming where they might otherwise be unavailable, because technology-mediated partnerships can scale access and lower participation barriers.