About The Musical Theater Center
The Musical Theater Center (MTC) has its roots in a performing ensemble of eight young artists called "Young Americans of Washington" who performed at the historic National Theater in Washington, DC in 1984. The group incorporated in 1988 and received 501(c)(3) status in 1990. In 1995, the organization's name changed to better reflect the mission and wide range of performing arts activities offered.
Today, MTC is one of the leading performing arts education organizations for young people in the metropolitan Washington area and is dedicated to providing school age students the highest quality performing arts education with a focus on training in the musical theater disciplines of voice, dance and acting. In addition, MTC's several community outreach programs provide arts education opportunities for underserved populations. For over twenty (20) years, the Center's unique performance-based programs have served students at all skill levels. MTC's programs currently serve over 1,800 students annually and include:
- 160+ performing and theater arts courses for children and young adults including voice, dance, acting and related theater arts at three locations: Rockville, Olney and Silver Spring.
- Five (5) performing ensembles for middle and high school age students.
- Outreach programs/partnerships with school, community and social service organizations.
- A Season of fully-staged musical productions featuring young performers.
- A multi-session Musical Theater Summer Camp at two locations.
- Needs-based scholarship and financial aid for all programs.
- An adult professional company, Break-A-Leg Theater Company.
The Musical Theater Center
837 - D Rockville Pike
Rockville, MD 20852
Telephone: 301.251.5766
Fax: 301.251.5799
