US Performing Arts will be offering a summer Musical Theater Conservatory program at UCLA!

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Is this you?

-My heart sings when I hear a Broadway song
-I’ve participated in every children’s community musical theater program in my city
-I take voice lessons, dance classes, and acting coaching
-I audition for every high school musical at my school
-I want more…
-I want to be a Broadway star!

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US Performing Arts will be offering a summer Musical Theater Conservatory program at UCLA!

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If you’ve said, “YES!” to any one of the above then you are probably ready to take the step to audition for one of US Performing Arts conservatory programs. Either the UCLA Arts Camps/Workshops three week Musical Theater Conservatory or the two week New York City Broadway Conservatory. Admission is by audition only but that’s a good start to the learning of your craft. Our conservatories are a good example of being where “dreams are trained!”

No matter which coast you choose you will be trained by exciting and motivating professionals who will take you on a journey where dreams are nourished. Is this the year you put your dream on the line and audition for one of the conservatories?

The audition process is really not intimidating. Auditions are by video. In the comfort of your home or studio. I’ll even tell you what we’re looking for! We want to see you as a real person. We want age appropriate material in both your song and monologue. We want your introduction to be a window into who you are and we want to see your passion. Your passion for being you. Your passion for life and your passion to accomplish your dream. With that, you can’t fail.

So, if you’re thinking about a summer camp this summer; a musical theater camp, a dance camp or an acting camp, be sure to add the Broadway Conservatory or UCLA Arts Camps/Workshop Musical Theater Conservatory to your wish list. It’s the challenge you owe yourself.

Musical Theater Conservatory at UCLA

The Musical Theater Conservatory offers training in the musical theater forms that are prevalent today both on Broadway and in National Tours. Although its foundation is based on some of the classics of the musical theater, the conservatory develops the student's acting and musical performance and movement techniques in such areas as rock and roll, gospel, operatic and jukebox musicals. It is a conservatory that reflects the need for musical performance of this century in training the actor who can sing and the singer who can act. Approached with the same discipline and training that is expected of the working professional the Conservatory nurtures the young artist towards their potential and then encourages them to go further to new heights. It not only trains the voice, the body, and the soul but also the intellect in terms of what musical theater performance is all about. Comprised of working faculty in the musical theater, the Conservatory will give each of its participants the training of a lifetime in one of the finest Theater Departments in the world. The Conservatory offers the student master classes with the likes of such artists as actors as Jeff Goldblum, JoBeth Williams, Ken Page (CATS), Karen Morrow (WHITE CHRISTMAS) and Sammy Williams (A CHORUS LINE)

This intensive three week program culminates in a performance with live musicians after which will be a personal critique from some of the leading professionals in Los Angeles to further enhance and provide guidance to the student's training. Our guests over the years have included: Director Gordon Hunt, Director AJ Carothers, Director Gary Gardner, Choreographer and Associate Director Ray Bolger Musical theater Program Nicholas Gunn, singer actor performer Chris Carothers, Jerry Sternbach, Music Director for Reprise Los Angeles, Stephen Dry, Theatrical Agent, Maggie Murphy, President Kiefer Sutherland Productions and former Guest Artist with the Louisville Repertory, Broadway actress Karen Morrow and stage and screen star Sally Struthers. Who knows as yet what the summer of 2012 will hold in store? This is an experience not to be missed!

Broadway Conservatory in New York City

US Performing Arts invites students of musical theater from across the country to audition for THE premiere summer Broadway Conservatory in New York City! Led by celebrated and current Broadway artists, this two-week intensive program will include classes in character development, scene study, voice coaching, ensemble work and advance dance instruction which will include current Broadway choreography!

This two-week Broadway Conservatory will be taught by working Broadway professionals who have been in the Broadway or National companies of shows such as: West Side Story, The Producer[/i[, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Big River[/], Meet Me In St. Louis, Cats, Pippin, Anything Goes, Shrek, and Ghost.

Guest speakers from Broadway will join the students for "working" question and answer sessions during the week. Additionally, students will have access to one-on-one sessions with Broadway artists discussing audition repertoire, career advice and the basic steps to surviving in New York City as a newly arriving artist. Special workshops geared towards helping students audition for colleges and universities will be conducted throughout the week. Included in the cost of tuition is the attendance of a Broadway show each week. The program will culminate in a final presentation for family and friends showcasing each student's work, both as an individual and ensemble member.

For more information about US Performing Arts, US Performing Arts programs, or our Conservatory programs, please visit www.usperformingarts.com or call 888-497-3553.

More information can be found online at http://www.usperformingarts.com

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