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The Broadway Kids program at the MRPAC invites children to explore the performing arts in an engaging and encouraging setting.
With a focus on creativity and self-expression, our program inspire young artists to discover their voice, develop new skills, and create friendships that last well beyond the curtain call.
Every program concludes with a special performance, giving every participant the thrill of the spotlight and the pride of sharing their talents with family and friends.
Age Range: 5-9 years old
Dates: April 20-24 (final performance on April 24th)
Times: 9am to 3pm
Focus: Acting, dancing, singing
Participation cost: $300 per registrant
Theme: Once Upon A Time…
Limited to 40 participants.
**The April Broadway Kids session is FULL. If you’d like to be informed if a spot becomes available, please email Annie Belkin (Brodway Kids Program Director) at [email protected] **
Perfect for rising kindergarteners to 3rd graders, this TWO week-long adventure in the arts boosts creativity, confidence, and social skills with a focus on friendship and fun.
Students will learn about singing, moving, acting and performing while working towards a mini-showcase at the end of the session for families to enjoy.
Age Range: 5-9 years old
Dates: August 3-14 (final performance on August 14th)
Times: 9am to 3pm (Monday to Friday)
Focus: Acting, dancing, singing
Participation cost: $500 per registrant
Limited to 40 participants.
I am so excited to start another session of Broadway Kids!
I hold a B.A. in Theatre Education with over 10 years of
experience teaching theatre to students from early childhood
through high school. I’ve had the joy of teaching theatre and
directing children’s shows across New Jersey, New York,
Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, working with all kinds of
young performers — including those with special needs.
I’m currently the Broadway Kids Program Director at MRPAC,
where I love helping kids build confidence, creativity, and a
love of the stage.
Tom Slater II is excited to continue his role as Technical Director for Broadway Kids.
He holds a degree in Theatre Arts and brings several years of experience working in theatre education, camps, and youth programming. Tom is passionate about helping young performers discover confidence and creativity on stage while learning the technical side of live performance.
In addition to his work with Broadway Kids, Tom is a familiar face around the MRPAC, where audiences may see him working in the box office, front of house, or starring in productions on stage.
Alexia Duffey-Riley is a dedicated theatre educator, artist, and student who brings both experience and enthusiasm to her work with young performers.
She has over fifteen years of involvement in theatre and six years of experience in education. As part of the Broadway Kids teaching team, Alexia enjoys guiding students as they explore creativity and performance.
In addition to teaching, she also works as a Front of House Manager at the MRPAC, where she is actively involved in the theatre community.