Brévo for Broadway 2024
Building upon the success of its inaugural year, the Young, Gifted & Brave – Theatre for Youth program continues to engage and inspire young actors from diverse and underserved communities. Through the program, students receive top-notch actor training and performance instruction, culminating in this eagerly anticipated annual summer performance. The artists will perform a zealously […]
Brévo for Broadway 2023
The artists will perform a zealously curated production of hit Broadway musical performances from shows such as “The Wiz” and “MJ The Musical”, along with excerpts from our favorite Disney themed shows such as “The Little Mermaid,” and “Into the Woods,” to name a few. The variety show will also include both comedic and dramatic […]
The Anonymous Ones
“The Anonymous Ones” from the “Dear Evan Hansen” movie, reminds us that everyone has their own struggles and insecurities and fears, even people who seem to have it all together. The song’s message is that when we open up to each other, we realize how much we can help one another just by being there […]
Brévo for Broadway 2022
Young, Gifted & Brave – Theatre for Youth will present its inaugural production, Brévo for Broadway. The multicultural cast of 20 performers, the majority of which are recent high school graduates, will perform a compilation from popular Broadway musicals and performances with excerpts from “Moulin Rouge,” “Hamilton,” “A Strange Loop,” and “Dreamgirls.” The variety show […]
Waving Through A Window
Evan Hansen is a young teen who struggles with anxiety and self-doubt. In “Waving Through A Window” we see Evan Hansen battle with himself as he attempts to process if he is destined to never be seen or heard, and if his life will ever truly matter.
Four Colored Girls
In Ntozake Shange’s play “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf,” each women delivers monologues and engage with each other in dialogues about subjects like rape, abortion, domestic violence, coming of age, sensuality, poverty, oppression, isolation, and self-realization. The overall arc of the piece moves from despair and longing to […]
