Be Part of the Maryland Premiere
Be part of the Maryland premiere of the Tony Award–winning Broadway phenomenon, Dear Evan Hansen. This Performance Intensive goes beyond rehearsal — students will train like working artists through master classes, workshops, and curated educational experiences designed to elevate their craft. Join a transformative process that builds skill, confidence, and stage presence while bringing this powerful story to life. Audition today and level up your performance journey.
Step 2: Prepare and record your audition material.
Choose your audition materials and polish your performance before submitting your audition package. Consider doing some test recordings to share with trusted friends or mentors to give you feedback before recording your final versions!
Step 3: Submit your material online.
Submit your audition materials online before the deadline. All auditions will be reviewed by the production team, with valuable audition feedback provided after callbacks are announced.
Step 4: Receive a follow up.
Receive an invitation for in person callbacks.
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Receive audition feedback to help you ace your next audition.
About the Program
This program is designed for students entering grades 9 and up with previous musical theatre production experience. Students will work with industry professionals at an accelerated pace to perform a fully realized musical, hone their character development and ensemble performance abilities, sharpen audition techniques, and take their skills to the next level. Performers are expected to work independently outside of camp hours to supplement in-camp rehearsals.
Video Auditions: Open February 1st
Callbacks: Late March - Early April
Intensive Dates: July 13th to August 8th
Tuition: $1300
Show Dates:
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August 5th at 7pm
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August 6th at 7pm
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August 7th at 2pm & 7pm
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August 8th (TBD)
We are seeking hard-working and mature performers that can communicate well and navigate the challenging themes of this show. Dear Evan Hansen contains the following mature content: coarse language, bullying, suicide, mental health issues, and drug & alcohol consumption.
Once accepted to the program, tuition payment will be due. Students will be expected to do some prep work prior to the first day of camp.
Due to the nature of theatrical bookings, schedules are subject to slight changes. We anticipate extending camp days to 4pm the final two weeks of camp.