BRANDON VICTOR DIXON, ADRIENNE WARREN, AND JELANI ALLADIN

PERFORM FOR STAR-STUDDED FUNDRAISER CONCERT ON

MONDAY, JUNE 17TH

To help raise diversity + inclusion scholarship funds The Broadway Collective hosts a star-studded concert on Monday, June 17th at Haswell Green’s (240 West 52nd Street). Doors are at 7pm, the concert is at 8pm, followed by an after party sponsored by S.N.O.B. (Sunday Night on Broadway), a monthly Broadway industry party. Performers include Emmy, Grammy, and two time Tony Award nominee Brandon Victor Dixon (Hamilton, Jesus Christ Superstar Live!), Tony nominee Adrienne Warren (Tina, Shuffle Along), and Jelani Alladin (Frozen).

Tickets are $25, and a select number of VIP tables are available for $250, and include four tickets, signature cocktails, and hors d’oeuvres. All tickets can be purchased by visiting bit.ly/BCGNextGenTix.

To text to give, text NEXT to 66866. For more information on the auction and how to donate, visit BwayCollective.com/donate.

“America isn’t just one color or one story, it’s a melting pot of experiences, cultures, backgrounds, and viewpoints,” said Hartwell, a seven-time Broadway show veteran (most recently in the Tony Award-winning production of Hello, Dolly! starring Bette Midler). “The Broadway Collective believes that it is high time for professional musical theatre to be just as diverse and complex as our country -- and we have a plan to help change it starting at the educational level. Right now, there are lots of underrepresented, and underserved students around the country who dream of working on Broadway when they grow up—but many of these kids don’t have access to the arts education they need. This puts that child at a huge educational disadvantage; we are determined to change that.”

This year, Hartwell’s team fielded hundreds of audition videos—submitted from all around the country —to find the most promising young performers nationwide. Fifteen high school students have been selected for the 2019 Project Next Gen scholarship award.

These fifteen award recipients will travel to New York City this summer for master classes with Tony Award-winning performers, meetings with managers and casting directors, tickets to Broadway shows, backstage tours, dinner with cast members, plus airfare, hotel accommodation, and meals (for both student and a parent/chaperone)—all included.

Project Next Gen's mission is to make arts education accessible to everyone—regardless of ethnicity, gender identity, or economic situation—and bring more diversity and inclusivity to the future of Broadway and beyond. Hartwell has a deeply personal connection to this mission.

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Giving Closes June 24th

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Next Gen Benefit Concert + Cocktails

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A NOTE from Robert Hartwell

“Right now, there are too many young underserved students of color who dream of working on Broadway—but many of these kids don’t have access to the arts education they need. Their school might not have a theatre program due to budget cuts. Their neighborhood might not have a dance studio.This puts that child at a huge educational disadvantage especially when it’s time to audition for competive BFA programs - they are behind. With your help, we are determined to change this.” - Robert Hartwell, Founder