It’s very possible, especially for students enrolled in multiple classes. Each class performs in one of the two Broadway Revue shows, and some students may appear in both depending on their class schedule.
We’ll share the official show schedule and class lineups before registration closes so you’ll know exactly which show(s) your performer is in.

For safety and show flow reasons, all performers must stay for the entire show. This ensures smooth backstage transitions, final bows, and the full company curtain call.

If it’s the show your child is performing in, they’ll be backstage for the duration and won’t be able to sit in the audience. However, if there’s a second show they are not performing in, you’re absolutely welcome to purchase a ticket so they can watch and cheer on their peers!

If your child is performing in both shows, they’ll need to stay at the theater between performances. Our team will provide supervision, snacks, and downtime activities so students can rest and recharge safely. This helps ensure everyone is accounted for and ready for the second show on time.

Unfortunately, no. Dress rehearsal is mandatory and non-negotiable for all performers. It’s an essential part of ensuring every student knows their spacing, lighting, and cues — all of which are critical for safety and a smooth show. If a performer misses dress rehearsal, they will not be able to participate in the final performance.

No, participation in Picture Day is not required — but it’s one of the fun perks of being part of the Broadway Revue! Professional photos are available exclusively to Revue participants.

There’s no sitting fee. Families can choose which photos they’d like to purchase afterward. It’s a great way to capture professional, keepsake-quality memories from this special event.