Performers Theatre Workshop in Millburn has trained young performers since 1983 and runs summer programs for ages 5-18 with faculty who have appeared on Broadway, in film and on TV. PTW Junior Camp serves ages 5-8 across two three-week sessions introducing the building blocks of performing, while the Summer Broadway Showcase and Conservatory serves ages 9-18 through private lessons and conservatory ensemble classes. Other summer options include Technique Week, Superstars Week and PTW Productions shows.
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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 Performers Theatre Workshop directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jennifer HayesMy daughter has been with PTW for about three years. It has been a wonderful experience. She has grown so much as a performer. The staff is not only talented, but is also very dedicated, and they have the ability to help students to achieve their highest potential. I highly recommend PTW for anyone with a child that wants to pursue theater.
★★★GEMINI SALTERI was very happy at first with the organization. My daughter did her interview and we were told she would be in the Juniors class. I was told that she was too young but they were going to make an exception for her. The reason I was putting her into a performing Arts school was to properly learn a craft that comes so easy to her. I was told they would be the ones to connect her with an agent. Well after about 6 months Being new to this I Didn’t realize she was never in that class. She was getting one on one at four years old which I later learned is usually for kids that are in shows etc and need some extra time and help. Not the Juniors class. So after realizing that I gave her headshot to the front. Asking they connect me with an agent. This way she could work on getting gigs, and stay at the school learning. Every class I was told we haven’t forgot about you. I decided to move on, and now she’s doing pageant shows and just brought home a win. I feel like she received nothing and just money wasted on a very well lesson learned.
★★★★★Jennie SowersPTW has been an incredible resource for our daughter. She is a professional actor and is able to leverage the resources of PTW for everything from audition prep and recording to her recreational classes in singing, acting, improv comedy, recording on film, etc. The entire staff cares tremendously and are a pleasure to work with!
★★★★★Meryl L.My daughter had amazing experiences at PTW. The environment is always warm, welcoming and non-competitive. At PTW kids are encouraged to try new things and are supported by great teachers and each other. Dean Kravitz, the director, shows interest in each child and oversees their learning and growth. We were at other schools before finding PTW and they couldn't compare.
★★★★★Ernie LiangBoth our son and daughter have trained at PTW for years in different disciplines including singing, dancing, acting, voice, comedy and songwriting. Dean really cares about the kids and is great at helping navigate the process of getting an agent and/or manager.