Project Broadway
Project Broadway 2025:
June 9-13
NEW: Produce Dare to Dream, Jr.!
This BRAND NEW musical review includes all of the hit Disney songs below and MORE!
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Surface Pressure (Encanto)
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Be Our Guest (Beauty & the Beast)
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Let It Go (Frozen)
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How Far I'll Go (Moana)
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Go the Distance (Hercules)
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Hakuna Matata (The Lion King)
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Part of Your World (The Little Mermaid)
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Friend Like Me (Aladdin)
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Dig a Little Deeper (The Princess & the Frog)
Project Broadway will meet June 9-13 in the Sandra Hall Ray Fine Arts Center at Shelton State Community College from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day, and a final performance will be offered to the public on Friday, June 13, at 6:00 p.m. in the Alabama Power Recital Hall. See below for a detailed daily schedule. Participants must be 13 to 19 years old by June 9. Enrollment is limited to a maximum of 40 participants. Tuition for Project Broadway is $300, which includes two tickets to the final performance and a participant t-shirt. Register prior to May 5 to take advantage of our 10% earlybird discount! A limited number of need-based scholarships are available (see more info below).
How to Register
The "Register Now" button will connect you to Shelton State's non-credit registration system. Please register the PARTICIPANT. You will NOT be asked to pay when you register. Within 2 business days after submitting your registration, you will receive a PayPal invoice by email from Theatre Tuscaloosa to pay your tuition. We will also reach out with additional information and paperwork to complete ahead of the first day of Project Broadway.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will we do throughout the week?
This year, Project Broadway will be an intense week of auditioning, learning choreography, rehearsing music, creating blocking, and rehearsing lines - participants will create a full production of Disney's brand new musical review: Dare to Dream, Jr.! Tuition includes two tickets to the final performance. Additional tickets will be $5 each.
What will a typical Project Broadway camp day look like?
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1:00 PM Campers arrive at the Shelton State Campus
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1:05 Company Warm-up
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1:20 Choreography Rehearsal
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2:15 Music Rehearsal
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3:10 Company Snack and Water Break (BYO Snack)
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3:25 Blocking/Acting Rehearsal
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4:20 Daily Review & Homework
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5:00 Dismissal
Will there be homework?
Each day, campers will be given homework: lines/lyrics to learn, music to listen to, choreography to rehearse, or even a link to a show to watch for inspiration. Each camper will be featured in some way through the final performance project. It is up to the individual to come into camp the following day prepared and ready to add on to the previous day’s material.
Are there scholarships available?
A limited number of scholarships are available and are awarded based on need. To help the most participants possible, most scholarships are partial-tuition awards, though full-tuition scholarships are occasionally awarded. Click the button below to apply.
Meet Your Instructors
Molly Page
Molly Page is back in Tuscaloosa after a decade creating art across the Southeast. She was previously onstage at Theatre Tuscaloosa in the early 2000s before obtaining her Masters in Theatre from Louisiana Tech. She is working to expand the theatre department at Shelton State through recruitment and actor training. This is her first year at the helm of Project Broadway.
Additional Project Broadway instructors will be announced soon!