Broadway Camp Jr.
Dreaming of the spotlight? Broadway Camp Jr. is your chance to shine! Join us for an unforgettable one-week camp led by real industry professionals where acting, singing, and dancing come together in one electric experience.
Whether you’re belting out show tunes, learning new choreography, or diving into acting techniques, every day is packed with creativity, fun, and serious skill building.
This year’s theme, “Growing Up,” inspires our students to explore the excitement, challenges, and discoveries that come with finding your place in the world. From the first rehearsal to the final bow, it’s all about celebrating growth, courage, and dreams taking flight.
Make new friends, gain new techniques, and explore your passion in a supportive, safe environment. You’ll end the week with a professional headshot, a heart full of memories, and a spectacular showcase performance for family and friends.
2026 Program Details:
Dates:
Session one: July 6-10
Session two: July 13-17
Hours: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. | M-F
Performances:
Session one: 4 p.m. Friday, July 10
Session two: 4 p.m. Friday, July 17
Location: Addy Theatre at Proctors
Ages: 11-14
Tuition: $400 (tuition assistance available)
Experience: Intermediate
Instructors
Cameron Amandus Jones is a professional performer and voice instructor with extensive experience on both Broadway and off-Broadway stages. He maintains a private voice studio in Manhattan, where he works with a diverse range of students to develop strong, healthy vocal technique. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Cameron relocated to attend the University of Michigan, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre. Following graduation, he moved to New York City to pursue a full-time career in performance. Cameron has appeared in numerous stage productions, most notably as a member of the Broadway company of The Lion King, where he completed a seven-year run. His combined experience as a performer and educator informs his approach to teaching, emphasizing both technical precision and expressive artistry. Cameron is committed to fostering growth, confidence, and professionalism in every student he works with.
Joshua is so excited to be able to come back as choreographer for Broadway Camp Jr.! Joshua is a native to the Capital Region and alumni of the Broadway Camp at Proctors (“All Shook Up”). Joshua is an active actor, choreographer, and educator in the arts. He is very much looking forward to passing down his skills, advice and work ethic to the next generation of Broadway performers. Break a leg!