Above and beyond any other New York Broadway program!

New York City Kids Program

Ages 8-14

1-week summer intensive for highly motivated youth ages

June 29-July 3, 2026

$2,400

Train in New York City

Students take part in an immersive Broadway training experience designed exclusively for Theatre 360. Preparation begins in Los Angeles with focused coaching, so students arrive in NYC ready to train, observe, and engage at a professional level.

In New York, students study with Broadway professionals through private master classes, train with a Broadway dancer, attend two currently running Broadway shows, and participate in backstage talkbacks and tours for real insight into the professional theatre world.

What’s Included


Price does not include: Airfare + lodging, food/meals on trip, transportation to & from city, subway costs.

Please note: Students will be supervised by Devon Yates during master classes, dance classes, & Broadway shows. Otherwise, all students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian 18+.

Thank you for the best summer of my life. Every single day in New York was a new learning experience. It really helped me confirm that I want to perform for the rest of my life.
— Rinn, student

Past Trips

I adore teaching the students from Theatre 360. It is one of my favorite teaching experiences of the year. They are so talented and enthusiastic. Devon Yates is an excellent teacher. She has prepared them to be professional, prepared and wonderfully game and eager to learn. I wish I had that kind of training when I was their age. Theatre 360’s New York Musical Theatre Trip is one of the most well rounded, educational and personalized learning experiences for kids ages 13-18 around.
— Anne L. Nathan; Broadway “It shoulda been you,” “Once,” “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” “Sunday in the Park with George,” “Chicago,” “Ragtime”

Past Instructors

AUDITION DETAILS & FAQ’S

Students will need to audition and be accepted into each program.

Students must attend the 6-hour prep-time in Los Angeles with Artistic Director, Devon Yates.