—2024 ADVANCED INTENSIVE PRODUCTION—

OPEN TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CURRENTLY IN GRADES 10, 11, 12, AS WELL AS THOSE IN COLLEGE

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • Perform two shows in two weeks, including a revue, and a mainstage production with a full professional orchestra

  • Rehearse and perform in a state of the art facility with varying spaces that suit the needs for each show

  • Perform with a guest Broadway performer

  • Attend a masterclass with a notable Broadway guest artist

  • Receive a solo opportunity in our revue

  • Receive one-on-one vocal coaching

  • Network with current industry professionals

DATES

Please note that you must be available for all rehearsal dates and performances

  • REHEARSALS

    • Weekdays, July 29 - August 10 from 10am-6pm

    • Sitzprobe (with orchestra): TBD

  • PERFORMANCES

    • A Jason Robert Brown Celebration with Mykal Kilgore

      • Friday, August 2 at 7:30pm

    • PARADE

      • Saturday, August 10 at 7:30pm

      • Sunday, August 11 at 2pm        

LOCATION

All rehearsals and performances will take place at Adelphi University's Performing Arts Center, 1 South Avenue, Garden City, NY, 11530. Students will pack their lunch and snack.

auditions                                    

Admission to the program is competitive and by audition only. For your video audition, record yourself performing two contrasting songs by Jason Robert Brown. Each selection must be 32-bars in length with accompaniment. To be considered for the early registration rate, submissions are due by Monday, February 5. Maximum enrollment is 28. We will continue accepting submissions until all spots are filled.

Callbacks

The callback date will be Saturday, May 4. Details will be released to those who register and receive a call back. Please note that double casting in our mainstage production is a possibility. Students accepted into the Long Island Musical Theatre Festival will be notified via email upon receipt of submission, which include both the registration form and all audition materials. Please allow a week for this. If you do not hear from us at that time, please contact us.

FEES

Registration: $2,295 (if accepted)

Early Registration due by Monday, February 5: $2,145 (if accepted)

Fees include the following:

  • All rehearsal instruction in a state of the art facility

  • Masterclass with Broadway guest artist

  • Musical revue with notable Broadway performer

  • Mainstage production with full professional orchestra

  • Professional artistic and creative team

  • LIMTF T-shirt

  • Ticket to the intermediate intensive’s production

  • Dinner on opening night of mainstage performance

If you receive a callback, you are accepted into the festival and a non-refundable deposit of $295 will be due within a week of acceptance notification. The deposit will be applied to your registration fee. Please note that this is to secure your spot in the festival and you will perform in both the musical revue as well as the mainstage production.

The balance of the registration fee will be due within a week of your casting notification. Payment plans can be arranged with our managing director, however registrations received after June 1 must be paid in full.

Cancellations after June 1 receive a refund (less deposit, above) only if another student can be placed from the waiting list. There will be NO refund for cancellations after July 1. A late fee of $100 will be added for registrations received after July 1.


Financial Assistance is available for those who need. If you wish to apply, you will need to submit your most recent tax return. After submitting your registration along with audition materials, please reach out to our general manager Vanessa D'Aconti at vanessa.limtf@gmail.com for more information.


Long Island with its proximity to New York has always been fertile ground for people who are interested in musical theatre as well as professions in music in general...I think that the Long Island Musical Theatre Festival is perpetuating a tradition. But of course with its pre-professional training program now, it’s providing a resource that didn’t exist prior to this.
— Stephen Schwartz (Composer of Wicked, Pippin, Godspell), BroadwayWorld