On Broadway Performing Arts Training Program

09/16/2026

Meet the artists shaping your performer’s fall season! Rema Webb and Jessica Mooney co-lead the Pathways mentorship, guiding students through the audition and admissions process from start to finish. Madyson Jean and Preston Mui bring real industry dance experience to a season of advanced training. Robert Head leads vocal coaching, and song selection to get every student’s audition material performance ready, and Kristofer Wilson leads acting and monologue work, helping students find material that feels like their own and instills the confidence to walk into any room ready to own it. Real artists, building this with YOU.

Still looking for the right fit this fall? We’re accepting late registration, don’t wait, visit the link in our bio today!

09/13/2026

Audition season is here, and you don’t have to figure it out alone! Kris Wilson, one of our acting instructors, breaks down what our Fall Audition Prep Program is all about: finding material that feels like you, learning On Broadway’s three P’s of acting, and walking away with a self-tape ready to submit to performing arts high schools, colleges, or real-world auditions. Registration closes September 14th. Link in bio, don’t wait!

09/13/2026

This fall, students who show up every week will inform the program. Their voices will be heard, and will help us grow our modern training methods. On Broadway’s instructors are working artists who bring real industry experience into the room, and every session is a chance for your performer to be seen, coached, and pushed forward by people who’ve done this for real. Whether it’s Audition Prep or Dance, this is training shaped in real time, by the students in it. Registration closes September 14th. Visit the link in our bio to register today!

09/11/2026

Here’s what a season inside the Audition Prep Program actually looks like: Students don’t just rehearse a monologue and sing a song. They get coached on how to tell the story, one on one. They learn how the admissions and audition process actually works. We cover deadlines, expectations, what rooms are really looking for, and they’re mentored by people working in this industry right now. By the end, every student walks away with material that’s ready to submit, and the confidence to back it up.

09/09/2026

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Meet Miss Madyson Jean! Former On Broadway student turned teaching artist. She is co-leading the Dance Program, which is running weekly this fall for advanced students ages 11-17 in Midtown Manhattan. We are offering students a consistent, ongoing space to build technique year-round and expand their skills. Registration closes September 14th. Visit the link in our bio to register today!

09/06/2026

Strong technique starts with the fundamentals, ballet, tap, and jazz. What’s new this fall is what students build on top of it. Classes now blend in hip-hop, modern, street styles, and musical theater, giving students a wider range of tools and expanding their versatility as performers. Today’s industry calls for dancers who move across styles fluently, not just dancers trained in a single tradition, and that’s exactly what this program is built for.

Are you ready to dance at the next level? Register today at the link in our bio!

09/05/2026

The Pathways Initiative is our answer to a simple truth: Talent gets performers in the room. Being prepared for the process is what takes them further. We offer students individualized coaching, audition preparation, real industry knowledge, and mentorship from people who are actually doing it.

Are you preparing for an audition? Learn more about The Pathways Initiative at the link in our bio!

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

As On Broadway’s Associate Acting Teacher, Elizabeth O’Toole teaches students that “Acting isn’t lying. It’s telling someone else’s truth.” Every day, she demonstrates how this craft fosters creativity and community.

Hey On Broadway Students! Let us know in the comments what you walked away with this summer! ✨

09/02/2026

This fall, we’re reshaping how we train our dancers. We’re expanding what students are exposed to beyond ballet, tap, and jazz. We are blending in hip-hop, modern, street and musical theater styles into one program. It gives students a wider range of tools, expands their versatility as performers, and helps them stand out. More on what this season in the studio looks like, coming this week!

What is your favorite style of dance? Answer in the comments!