Day 2
| Time | Activity |
| 8:00AM | Breakfast / Walk to workshop studio |
| 10:00AM | Drama workshop on a topic of your choice (musical theatre, auditions, costumes, improv, etc.) |
| 12:30PM | Browsing along famous 5th Ave with time for lunch at group’s expense |
| 2:00PM | Visit Rockefeller Center, FAO Schwarz, and St. Patrick's Cathedral |
| 3:30PM | Tour of Radio City Music Hall or Hudson Theatre |
| 5:00PM | Dinner |
| 7:00PM | See Broadway Show #1 |
Day 3
| Time | Activity |
| 8:00AM | Breakfast / Ride subway to Lower Manhattan |
| 10:00AM | Ferry ride to the Statue of Liberty (time permitting, groups may explore Liberty Island) and then to Ellis Island & Immigration Museum / Time for lunch at group’s expense |
| 3:00PM | Walk through lower Manhattan to visit Hamilton’s grave at Trinity Church, Wall Street, Charging Bull Statue, New York Stock Exchange, Oculus, and the 9/11 Memorial |
| 6:00PM | Dinner |
| 8:00PM | Explore Times Square |
Day 4
| Time | Activity |
| 8:00AM | Breakfast / Walk to workshop studio |
| 10:00AM | Musical theatre workshop with a cast member from one of your Broadway shows |
| 12:30PM | Visit Grand Central Terminal with time for lunch at group's expense / Visit New York Public Library and explore Bryant Park |
| 3:00PM | Admission to the Museum of Broadway |
| 5:00PM | Dinner |
| 7:00PM | See Broadway Show #2 |
Day 5
| Time | Activity |
| 8:00AM | Breakfast / Check out of hotel / Board private motorcoach |
| 10:00AM | Bargain hunting in Chinatown |
| 12:00PM | Visit SoHo and Greenwich Village with time for lunch at group's expense |
| 2:00PM | Visit Hudson Yards, see the Vessel, and walk the High Line (time permitting) |
| TBA PM | Departure from NY airport |
| TBA PM | Arrival at your local airport |
Showstopper! – A Working Musical Theater Party
Students learn, stage, and perform a new musical number under tight rehearsal deadlines—just like Broadway. A fun crash course in working quickly and professionally.
Stage Combat 101
Learn safe slaps, falls, and basic fight techniques from professional stunt coordinators. Hands-on training with safety mats prepares students for combat in stage or screen work.
Theatre Tech Workshop
Customized sessions led by Broadway technicians covering costumes, sets, wigs, makeup, special effects, or stage management. Ideal for students interested in backstage careers.
Dancing With The Stars
Learn choreography with a professional dancer specializing in Salsa, Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, and many other dance forms. Turn up the energy as you learn flashy moves, big style, and plenty of personality.
Broadway Musicals and the Joy of Singing in Them
Participants work with a Broadway vocal coach to build confidence, power, and joy in singing. Volunteers may be asked to perform with sheet music or a cappella.
Okay, I’m Singing, But What Do I Do With My Hands?
Through games and exercises, students learn to physicalize songs, use expressive movement, and create more dynamic, engaging vocal performances.
Optimal Timing for Student Trips to New York City
Timing your drama student travel to New York City affects availability, costs, and weather:
- January to February: Budget-friendly with fewer crowds, perfect for most affordable student travel.
- March to June: Ideal for school groups with new shows and abundant workshops.
- October to November: Festive atmosphere, great for holiday-themed drama student tours.
Fun Facts & Statistics About Student Travel to New York City
- The Theatre District is home to 41 Broadway theatres.
- 1 in every 6 Broadway seats are filled by a drama student on a school trip.
- Times Square hosts an average of 360,000 visitors daily.
- 2025 Broadway Season generated $1.9 billion in ticket sales, the highest in history.
- 2025 Broadway Season featured 77 productions, including 43 new openings, totaling 13,404 performances.