Centenary Stage Company in Hackettstown runs the Young Performers Workshop, a summer musical theatre intensive for performers ages 8-18 led by Broadway, film and television veteran Michael Blevins. The 2026 session runs July 13 to August 16 and is built for beginning, intermediate and advanced performers, combining formal training with production experience. No prior experience is needed, though every applicant interviews with the program director before acceptance. Tuition is $600 for a first child and $550 for a second.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Centenary Stage Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★michael pRun don't walk to the Wizard of Oz at Centenary Sitnik theater. Outstanding acting, special effects and staging... take your kids/grandkids to see this authentic portrayal of the original before it ends! Our grandkids and special daughter were mesmerized!
★★★★★Michael PaulWe just saw the Wizard of Oz last evening at Centenary Stage Company. It might be one of the best shows we have ever seen. I would highly recommend it especially to families with small children. Great venue, great prices, great cast, and first rate production.
★★★★★Rodrigo BirdThe BEST ticketing agents I've ever dealt with and I have been through many in my day! A SPECIAL SHOUT-OUT to a young man named Mark in the box office at the performance center. Patient, understanding, kind and flexible are just a few words that describe how he handled my situation with "The Wizard of Oz." Mark is the BEST !! AAA+++
★★★★★Schwanda R. EliasI was there as part of a performing group. The young lady assigned to assist us, Kayla, was absolutely wonderful. The sound engineers for that night were OUTSTANDING!!
★★★★★Joann WasyleanToday was a dedication to My Husband at his Centenary University Theater Family. They gave us free tickets to a show and we sat in his dedication Chair and They dedicated the Booth. Stephen was definitely present today, he was smiling from ear to ear with that goofy smile of his. He loved his job and he loved his crew.