LED Dance Floor Rental New York
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The most well known
professional theater in the U.S., Broadway Theater District in New York
City, is considered to represent the highest level of commercial theater
in the world. For student group travelers interested in theater and
performance, Broadway represents a world of exciting learning
opportunities.Shows that reach Broadway and thrive there historically
have been considered more mainstream than those produced Off-Broadway
and Off-Off-Broadway. So it's not surprising that most Broadway shows
are commercial productions intended to make a profit for producers and
investors. Musicals typically make longer runs than do non-musical
productions. In fact, The Phantom of the Opera at the Majestic Theatre
became the longest-running Broadway musical in 2006, surpassing Cats. To
date, musical productions including Wicked, Hairspray, Chicago, The
Lion King, and Rent are just a few of the Broadway musical which have
captured the imaginations of its audiences.The area near Times Square in
midtown Manhattan is home to many Broadway theaters. The dizzying neon
lights of stardom could make any aspiring performer giddy. And it's here
that student group travelers interested in performing can take
advantage of the theatrical education programs. Two excellent options
are Broadway Student Lab and Hands-On Broadway, both offered by student
tour supplier, Travel Adventures, designed to introduce students to what
it takes to be a star on stage.Developed for acting, singing and
dancing students, Broadway Student Lab presents an exciting week of
theater projects, performances and workshops with talented singers,
dancers, casting directors and writers. This program is an excellent
value for theater teachers who want to strengthen the core performers in
their high school theater programs. In the midst of taking master
classes in acting and voice techniques, student group travelers also
attend Broadway and Off-Broadway shows and meet with cast members.After
arrival and check-in a New York City hotel, students engage in theater
games and an improv exercise, designed to dramatize events currently in
the news. On day two, student performers attend "The Business of Show
Business," led by an experienced theater professional who shares about
the long road it takes from study to stage and how student can also
achieve success. Later, a question-and-answer session with a working
Broadway actor highlights theater career opportunities. Students also
meet "Fresh Talent," a group of aspiring performers who are pursuing
stage careers. This group shares interesting tales on what it's like on
the road to stardom. In the evening, students enter the magic of "the
Great White Way" with attendance at a live performance.Day three kicks
off with a guided sightseeing tour of New York City. The tour highlights
the cultural icons of the city, such as Lincoln Center, Central Park
and Greenwich Village. From 86 floors above the heart of Manhattan,
student tours take in the views from the Empire State Building. The
attraction's observatory offers panoramic views from within a
glass-enclosed pavilion - the same where Cary Grant once waited for
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week rounds out with three additional Broadway performances, more
workshops taught by Broadway professionals, and a visit with a casting
director who provides an inside perspective on the audition process.An
exclusive, one-of-a-kind workshop for theater students, Hands-On
Broadway features thematic 90-minute sessions that are both fun and
educational. During this program, student participants go behind the
scenes with Broadway professional who strives to expand and enhance
their skills.For example, student performers can explore the techniques
of how a theatrical text comes to life by partnering with an instructor
to better understand the creation of inventive, honest, and detailed
scene work. They can also gain a better understanding of what it means
to pursue a career in the arts with a workshop designed to arm students
with an arsenal of information, including headshots, resumes, auditions,
and college admissions. Choral students can perform alongside a
Broadway professional while learning about vocal technique. With the
help of a musical director, groups perfect a piece of prepared music and
then sing along with a professional. A question-and-answer session
concludes the workshop.Sightseeing may also be included in this program
with visits to New York favorites, such as the Theater District, Statue
of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Lincoln Center, and Radio City
Music Hall, enhancing the student group travel experience.Make sure to
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