Based on the Scottsboro Boys’ trial. Set in the framework of a Vaudeville show, and a show within a show, with big musical numbers ranging from flashy and exuberant to mournful and delicate that will feed your soul.
In the summer of 1964, civil rights workers from New York City join forces with grassroots activists in Meridian, Mississippi. Freedom Summer follows their crusade for equality as they navigate racism, corruption, and violence in the Jim Crow south.
You don’t have to be a kid to love Disney! Join the BW music theatre senior class as they sing their favorite Disney songs. From Lion King to Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin to Frozen; there will be something for everyone!
When do students start to be considered for roles?
Immediately! Anyone can be cast in a BWMT production, regardless of the year.
Are students allowed to do outside work?
Yes! We encourage our students to get a wide range of experiences, and bring in 8-10 theatres every spring to audition the program.
Do students have access to the faculty?
Yes! The smaller size of our program ensures that our faculty is able to connect with the students on a regular basis.
With the program housed in a Conservatory, do students receive acting training?
Yes! All music theatre majors take acting classes alongside the BFA acting majors! Additionally, acting through song is heavily emphasized in all MT Workshop classes!
What performance opportunities are available outside of music theatre?
There are so many! Students are able to audition for all productions, including plays, operas, and dance pieces!
