Student dancers from across the Northeast came together on Sunday, March 18, 2018, for the annual Stars of Tomorrow event and raised a record-breaking $32,978.

They gathered at the Concert Hall at the State University of New York’s Purchase College in Purchase, NY, to showcase their talent in a professional and fun setting like no other performance opportunity. Participating studios shared several of their signature numbers, giving friends and families an opportunity to experience their dancers’ talents in an inclusive atmosphere.

The dancers’ day began with musical theatre dance workshops taught by Josh Prince, choreographer of Broadway’s Beautiful –  The Carole King Musical and Shrek The Musical.

Participating schools included:

Allegra Dance Greenwich	Greenwich, CT
Artists in Motion	New Milford, CT
Center for the Performing Arts	North Andover, MA
City Center Dance	White Plains, NY
Connecticut Dance Conservatory	Stratford, CT
Dancers Inc.	Neptune, NJ
East Pointe Dance	Rye Brook, NY
Infinite Motion Performing Arts Academy	Mahwah, NJ
Jeté Dance Center	Brooklyn, NY
Monroe Dance Academy	Monroe, CT
New York Performing Arts Center	Harrison, NY
Ridgefield Conservatory of Dance	Ridgefield, CT
Rockwell Dance Center	Trumbull, CT
The Teen Company NYC	New York, NY
Westchester Dance Academy	Mt. Kisco, NY

 
Participating schools committed to selling tickets based on the number of dances they perform and creating themed baskets for a giveaway.

Thanks in part to the students and studios of Stars of Tomorrow, Dancers Responding to AIDS and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS awarded more than $6 million in grants to AIDS and family service organizations in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Jersey last year. These funds helped make sure that those in need had access to lifesaving medications, counseling, healthy meals and emergency financial assistance.

To sign up for next year’s event, contact Adam Rei Siegel at siegel@broadwaycares.org or 212.840.0770, ext. 235.