What’s included?

The Rhode to Broadway Institute is an elite three-month performing arts program for passionate young artists ready to take their training to the next level.

    • Comprehensive training in Acting, Singing & Dance

    • Small-group instruction focused on individual growth Professional industry perspective

    • A collaborative environment that encourages discipline, creativity, and artistic development

    • Opportunities to build relationships with mentors, emerging artists, and theatre professionals

  • Students train weekly across all disciplines:

    • Acting - Choose from: Scene study, Improv or add-on both

    • Group Vocal – song interpretation, vocal technique, and performance coaching

    • Group Dance – Broadway-style movement and choreography

  • The Rhode to Broadway Institute fosters a close-knit, supportive environment where students learn, collaborate, and grow together. Each performer becomes part of a network of young artists, mentors, and industry professionals. Building lasting relationships and gaining real-world insight into the world of theatre.

FAQs

  • The Institute is designed for passionate young performers ready to take their training to the next level in the performing arts. Performing arts program for passionate young artists ready to take their training to the next level.

  • Classes run for three months at a time. Each student receives a detailed schedule upon registration, including weekly classes. Monthly master classes and showcase dates will be announced as scheduled.

  • Students train approximately four hours per week across acting, vocal, and dance; plus monthly master classes, mentorship sessions, and showcases.

  • Monthly tuition is $350

  • Tuition includes weekly acting, singing, and dance classes, monthly Broadway master classes, ongoing mentorship from Broadway and industry professionals and performance opportunities throughout the program.

  • Yes! Institute members receive first access to scheduled NYC trips, Broadway master classes, and showcase events, along with priority booking for one-on-one lessons with RTB faculty and guest Broadway coaches.

  • Classes take place at Rhode to Broadway studios in Wakefield, RI (acting and vocal) and Saunderstown, RI (dance). Full addresses are provided upon enrollment.

  • Students should wear comfortable rehearsal attire, proper dance shoes, and bring a notebook, water bottle, and any assigned materials or music. Any thing else that may be needed for certain classes/days will be requested via e-mail to the Institute families.

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  • A couple performing a dance on stage at an indoor event, with an audience watching. The stage is decorated with two green plants and the ceiling is strung with small lights. The room has wooden walls and large windows at the back.
  • A black and white photo of a man and a woman performing on a stage with large windows and string lights overhead. The man is kneeling, holding a microphone and a piece of paper, while the woman stands opposite him. Audience members are visible in the foreground.
  • A young woman performing stand-up comedy on a stage with string lights overhead, large windows in the background, and an audience watching in the foreground.
  • Scene from a stage play with a girl standing and other children sitting on the stage, some on the floor and one on a bed, with a mannequin head on a table in the background.
  • A group of children and teenagers performing on stage during a nighttime event in a wooden hall with string lights overhead, while an audience watches.
  • A woman with a cap labeled 'DIRECTOR' talking to two young girls in a backstage area with costumes hanging on a rack and posters on the wall for spring and pop concert events.
  • Children performing a theatrical play on stage, with some kids standing, jumping, or crouching, dressed in costumes, with a woman in the background.
  • Young girls rehearsing a play on stage with colorful doors and floral decorations, one girl kneeling and talking to another, others walking.
  • A group of students attending a music class or rehearsal in a classroom with a teacher at a keyboard, with students seated and holding papers, some reading, in a bright room with large windows and curtains.
  • A group of children rehearsing or performing on stage with a woman conducting, all raising their hands in a pose, with a keyboard on the right and sound equipment at the front.