20022003 Season

The New York Conservatory for the Arts

Serving New York's Hudson Valley

By Providing Excellence

In Education & Performance in

Dance, Drama & the Related Arts

Of Musical Theatre

Through Lessons, Workshops and

Performance Opportunities

For All Ages and All Levels

Our Newest Program

2008/2009

MUSICAL THEATRE

2 YEAR INTENSIVE

for High School Graduates

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The New York

Conservatory for the Arts

120 Schildknecht Road

Hurley NY USA

(845) 339-4340

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WHY CHOOSE US?

Fully Staged

Broadway Productions

– Not Recitals

Year Round

Performance Opportunities

in Our Cabaret Theatre

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Family Waiting Room

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2002 / 2003 NYCA Season Photo & Review Gallery

Oliver! The Tale of Peter Rabbit School House Rock The Princess and the Pea

Footloose You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown

2003

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April 2003

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March 2003

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February 2003

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January 2003

" 'In a Musical, you have to sing and act, both.' For this combination, no company or college theater department in the Hudson Valley creates a finer fusion than casts playing in New York Conservatory for the Arts productions. . . . . . There are no cartoon characters here, no clichés, no vocal narcissism - every word, spoken or sung, furthers the drama. . . . . these singing actors are also acting dancers."

- Review from NYCA Troupe Steps out in ‘Footloose’

By Kitty Montgomery of The Daily Freeman, 1/24/03