The TEEN PROGRAMS are for students ages 13-18 who are still in high school. Students will be under adult supervision 24/7.

Our philosophy is to meet students where they are at and work individually on each performer’s strengths and weaknesses. We do not require previous experience. Most of our classes are divided in levels, except for Master Classes.

We don't administer any English exams, but we recommend you speak basic English, since we don't provide translators but our teachers make sure to speak slowly and use simple language when/if needed so you can make the most out of each class.

Yes. Customized packages of lessons and classes are available upon request throughout the year. Please email us at:

We provide student IDs to all of our students on the first day of class. These can be used to obtain discounts on show tickets, museums, restaurants, and clothing stores around New York.

All students need to book health insurance through a provider or a credit card company. If you have any medical conditions, please inform us at the time of sign up. If you take medications, please bring enough for the length of the trip.

We offer scholarships for both our New York Professional and New York Teen programs via auditions held in various Latin American cities and/or online. We offer discounts to groups of 4+ participants.

No, our programs are destined to everyone who wants to participate in them and our teachers will work from each student's level of expertise. 

In order to sign up for our programs, you need to do complete the application form on our website and leave a USD $200 deposit to guarantee your spot.

We accept cash, credit card, checks, and wire transfers. All of our prices are in US Dollars.

A tourist visa (B2) is required to enter the US from most countries. If you are a member of the European Union, you need to obtain ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) in order to enter the US. GO Broadway does not issue visas, but we can provide guidance on the necessary steps to obtain one.

Please make sure to bring comfortable shoes to walk around the city. You will need comfortable clothes for movement classes, a formal attire outfit for the final performance, and dance shoes. We recommend that you bring a ski jacket and snow boots for the winter program and light clothes for the summer program. Layers is key when it comes to getting dressed in NYC!

Yes, you are more than welcome to stay as long as your visa is valid. If you would like to book additional lessons or get a discounted hotel rate, let us know.

We know that planning a trip to study abroad can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Therefore, we have a team of locals who can provide guidance with booking discounted tickets, airport transfers, hotels, restaurant recommendations and reservations and everything you need to make your stay as fun, easy and memorable as possible. This is available at no cost to all our our students.

Please arrive on time to class. We recommend getting to the studio 10 minutes early, as all of our classes start on time. Food, gum and beverages (with the exception of water) are not allowed in class. Please restore the room to neutral after each class, and toss any water bottles or paper in the garbage.

Students will receive the final schedule 2 weeks before the start of the program. If this is your first time visiting the city, we recommend that you add 2 days to the trip for tourism.

We believe that choosing the right repertoire is a big part of a performer's success. We ask that all students submit a video of themselves performing once they sign up for the program. Our team will select songs for each student based on the video submitted. Please make sure you submit a song in English of any of the following styles: uptempo ballad, classical song (legit) or Broadway contemporary Broadway (Pop – Rock – R&B). We will provide sheet music and a songbook for all the material assigned. We ask that you bring your music to every class during the program.

We believe that choosing the right repertoire is a big part of a performer's success. We ask that all students submit a video of themselves performing once they sign up for the program. Our team will select songs for each student based on the video submitted. Please make sure you submit a song in English of any of the following styles: uptempo ballad, classical song (legit) or Broadway contemporary Broadway (Pop – Rock – R&B). We will provide sheet music and a songbook for all the material assigned. We ask that you bring your music to every class during the program.

Song assignments will be received 2 weeks before the start of the program in the form of sheet music. We ask that you come prepared with music and lyrics.

We ask that you sing in English as our teachers are American.

You can book additional voice, dance or musical theater lessons before, during or after the program.

Most of our teachers are actively working in the industry so there's always a chance an audition, a rehearsal or a last minute performance comes up. We have subs lined up for our classes in case any scheduling issues come up.

As long as the studios are open and the teachers and students can make it to class safely, classes will take place. In the event of a weather incident, we will do our best to reschedule the class (pending all parties’ availability).

Our teachers have busy schedules coaching hundreds of students. Any classes cancelled with less than 48 hour notice will not receive a refund.