July 24th - August 15, 2025
London, UK
FACULTY
 Alice FearnVoice Teacher |  Vincent ConnorProducer/Voice Teacher/Writer |  Michael J. PoloProducer/Composer/Lyricist |
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 Kenneithia MitchellManaging Director/Voice Teacher |  Rowland BracheMusic Director |  Jenny LeggWest End Dance Instructor |
 Grant MartinMusic Supervisor |  Rebecca LevyComposer/Lyricist |  Jordan CrouchWest End Dance Instructor |
 Tom LingWriter/Lyricist |  Ellie JonesWriter/Director |  Simon GreenDirector |
OUR PROGRAMS
PERFORMANCE TRACK
ACTORS. SINGERS. DANCERS.
The performance track is for individuals who are looking to perform on a Broadway/West End stage. This program focuses on you becoming a Triple Threat. You will participate in daily acting/singing/dancing classes as well as have a named role in our mainstage productions. You will also receive many assets for your portfolio including professional audio recordings, video recordings, and photos.
WRITERS TRACK
COMPOSERS. LYRICISTS. BOOK WRITERS.
The LMTA Writers Track is intended for those who are looking to break into the industry as a composer, lyricist, or book writer. Writers will have their scenes and/or scores read/sung as part of our LMTA Writers Track (max. 12 minutes) as part of the program experience. Writers will work with leading Broadway and West End writers, learn the aspects of writing good content, participate in daily writing classes, and work with dance teachers to have their works choreographed.
OUR MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION
BLACK LEATHER
ROSE
AUGUST 22nd and 23rd, 2025
Our feature production this year will be a new work called Black Leather Rose by Reggie Adams which follows the story of two rival girl bands in California during the 1960's. The work explores a wide variety of social topics at the time and offers an exciting score and script for audiences.
CRAZY COQ'S
As part of our asset development, each participant will sing at one of London’s most famous cabaret venues which will be professionally audio and video recorded.
WRITER'S NIGHT
Every writer of the program will have their scenes and/or music performed at one of our featured venues. This will either include performances at Hoxton Hall or Crazy Coq's.
PRogram Fee
£5250
every admitted participant is eligible for financial assistance
Program fee includes the following:
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Daily Courses
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Local Transit for festival related activities
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Faculty Fees
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Masterclasses
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Private Lessons
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Housing (Community Kitchen Included)
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Administrative Fees
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Visiting Agents
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Facility Costs
DAILY REHEARSALS
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PERFORMANCES
Daily rehearsals and classes will take place at
HOXTON HALL
130 Hoxton St, London N1 6SH, United Kingdom
Hoxton Hall is a performance arts theatre and community centre in the Hoxton area of Shoreditch, at 130 Hoxton Street, in the London Borough of Hackney.
A grade II* listed building, the theatre was first built as a music hall in 1863, as MacDonald's Music Hall. It is an unrestored example of the saloon style. In the theatre, an iron-railed, two tier galleried auditorium rises on three sides, supported on cast iron columns above a small, high, multi-tiered stage. It survives largely in its original form, as for many years it was used as a Quaker meeting house.
The music hall lost its performance licence in 1871 due to complaints by the police; it was sold, and the new owners applied for a licence in 1876, but were again rejected. William Isaac Palmer (1824–1893) purchased it on behalf of the Blue Ribbon Gospel Temperance Mission in 1879. Palmer was an heir to the Huntley and Palmer biscuit family and spent much of his fortune on charity. On Palmer's death, the hall passed to the Bedford Institute, a Quaker organisation dedicated to running adult schools and alleviating the effects of poverty.
A day in the life
Each day is jammed pack with great instruction and information for the success of your future career on Broadway and the West End!
10:00am - 12:00pm: Staging, Lessons, Classes
12:00pm - 1:00pm: Lunch Break
1:00pm - 5:00pm: Staging, Lessons, Classes
5:00pm - 6:00pm: Dinner Break
6:00pm - Evening: Optional dance classes (up to ten)
HOUSING
WILL WYATT COURT
168 Pitfield St, London N1 6JP, United Kingdom
The Will Wyatt Court is the official housing facility for our participants. Each participant will have their own room with a private bathroom and private shower. On each floor, there is a community kitchen equipped with stoves, refrigerators, cabinets, a community lounge with a television, couches, countertops, and more. The facility is also equipped with a gaming area, study areas, and indoor and outdoor lounge areas. There are also several washers/dryers for our participants which cost one pound per use. Bedding packs and kitchen packs are also available as a separate purchase for the duration of your stay. Participants are obliged to bring their own towels and washcloths.
The Will Wyatt Court is also a three minute walk to our rehearsal space located at Hoxton Hall!
Memories from our Past Productions
Important Dates
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Application Instructions
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
The LMTA application is currently open and will close April 15th, 2025. In order to complete the application, please click the button below which says 'Apply Now'. You will be asked to include your name, email, phone, address, and a downloadable link for us to view your submission materials. After entering your information, click the 'Submit and Pay' button. You will be redirected to PayPal in order to pay your $35.00 application fee.
IMPORTANT DATES
COMMITMENT TO ATTEND THE PROGRAM: After an applicant has proceeded with the application and submitted the application fee, they will be contacted about their application and will be required to complete a 15 minute phone interview. After the phone interview, the applicant will be either admitted or denied to the program within 7 - 10 business days. The participant will receive a Welcome Packet outlining details of the program. From the time the applicant receives an acceptance to the program along with the Welcome Packet, they will have 7 - 10 business to accept the position, pay an initial non-refundable deposit of $500, and will receive an invoice for the total cost of the program. All future payments are obliged. Refunds for the balance paid after the initial deposit are only considered for force de majeure. All participants are obliged to sign a letter of commitment to attend the program.
PRIORITY CASTING: Every participant will perform a named role with the LMTA. Priority casting for lead roles will be given to those who apply early.
PROGRAM ARRIVAL DATES: July 24th, 2025 (Participants may arrive anytime of the day. Check-in is available after 3:00pm. A member of the LMTA will be at Will Wyatt the whole day to assist with the check-in process. There is a bag check for all participants if they arrive prior to check-in).
PROGRAM DEPARTURE DATES: August 15th, 2025 (participant's may depart anytime of the day. Check-out is at 10:00am. The housing will hold each participant bags if they have later departure).
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
EARLY APPLICATIONS: Early applications received by November 29th, 2024 will receive a 15% discount off the tuition of the program.
AFTER JANUARY 1st, 2025 AND BEFORE FEBRUARY 15th: Applications received within this time period will receive an 8% discount off the total tuition of the program.
AFTER FEBRUARY 15th, 2025 AND BEFORE APRIL 15th: Applications received within this time period will receive a 5% tuition discount off of the total tuition of the program
AFTER APRIL 15th, 2025 AND BEFORE MAY 15th: Applications received within this time period are obliged to pay the tuition in full.
ELIGIBILITY
Any singer over the age of 18 years old is eligible to apply for the London Summer Music Theater Academy.
SUBMISSION MATERIALS
PERFORMANCE TRACK: Singers should submit two recordings where one should be an up tempo song, and the second should be a ballad or a contemporary song written after 1990. At least one selection must be a video upload.
WRITERS TRACK: Writers should submit a writing sample or songs that have been written. There are stylistic restrictions. It can be a work in progress, a recording, a score sample etc.
UPLOADING YOUR MATERIALS
You should upload your materials to GoogleDrive, DropBox, or WeTransfer. Once uploaded, locate the shareable-downloadable link and copy/paste this link to 'Downloadable Link' in the application portal. This will allow us to view/listen to your materials. If you have any questions about uploading your materials, please contact us.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND TUTITION DISCOUNTS:
All participants are eligible to apply for scholarships. If a participant is receiving a tuition discount, they are not eligible for a scholarship. Scholarships are awarded on special cases. Applicants should write a 500 word essay about their goals with this program and how this program will benefit them professionally as an artist. All scholarship inquires should be sent directly to info@londonsummermusictheatre.com.
FAQ's
For Educators, Professors, Legal Guardians, & Participants
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Is local transportation included in the cost of the program?
All local activities affiliated with the program are included in the cost of the program. This includes but not limited to cultural excursions, required train rides for activities, and locally affiliated events. LMTA does not cover fees from the airport to the housing of Will Wyatt and does not provide transport back to the airport after the program has finished.
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How many lessons & coaching's will I receive as a performer or as a writer?
Every participant will receive a minimum of 4 lessons and coachings as part of the program fee. These are intended for our performance attendees to work on material affiliated or unaffiliated with the program materials. Additional coachings and lessons are offered if as a company we believe our participants need more training for the material with the program.
Writers will receive a minimum of two one-hour lessons to focus on the content of their creations. These are private lessons which are intended to work on the future growth of the participant. Additional lessons will be provided if we believe that the participant requires more instruction for the material they are wanting to have performed with the program.
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Will someone pick me up at the airport(s)?
No. Each participant is responsible for making their way to Will Wyatt Court once they arrive in London. There are four major airports in London and it is not possible for our staff to be at all four airports at once. However, a representative will be always present during the day of check-in to make sure that everyone has a smooth check-in. Additionally, LMTA will provide detailed maps of how to arrive at Will Wyatt Court depending on which airport they will arrive from.
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Are meals included in the program? Are we able to cook for ourselves?
The LMTA will provide small snacks during rehearsals, however, each meal is considered a responsibility of our participants. This is why we ensure that our participants have access to cooking units, refrigerators, microwaves, etc. Where the housing and rehearsal space is located offers a variety of open markets to accommodate food restrictions and all the necessary materials to ensure healthy eating.
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What does the housing include?
The local housing is included in our tuition and it includes a private bedroom, private bathroom, and a private shower. This is a dormitory setting so each pod also includes a community kitchen where each participant is able to cook for themselves. Community kitchen packs are optional for purchase and are less than four-hundred pound per pack. Each pack includes frying pans, cultery, pots, baking sheets, etc. Participants in the past have shared the kitchen packs to reduce cost and our company is happy to assist here. Additionally, all bedding is included in the tuition cost. TOWELS and BATHROOM materials are required to brought by each participant.
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Am I able to receive additional scholarship if I receive a tuition discount?
No. Tuition discounts and casting is based on priority applications. Scholarships will not exceed 1500 POUNDS if someone would like to receive a scholarship. Special circumstances are permitted but all inquires must be addressed to info@londonsummermusictheatre.com addressed to SCHOLARSHIP REVIEW
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When will I receive my role assignments?
Role assignments will not be issued until after the application closes. With that being said, all early applications received will be considered for our premier roles for our mainstage performances.
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When will I receive my assets from the recordings in London?
All assets will be distributed between 8-12 weeks after the program ends as it takes time for our production team to render all materials.
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Is my family able to attend activities with the LMTA?
ABSOLUTELY YES! We want all your friends and family to come and see all the work that you have been up to for the past several weeks.
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Will we have time to see West End shows or do fun activities?
Yes, our classes end early enough everyday for you to go see several West End shows. You will also have time to see the wonderful city of London.
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Are the rooms air-conditioned
No, as it is common throughout the UK and Europe, air-conditioning as not as common as it in the USA. With that being said, there are additional resources to make your room cooler.
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Is medical insurance included? If not, how can I obtain that?
No. Medical insurance is not provided by the program. Participants should contact their local provider about international health insurance or contact a third party insurance provider such as InSuBy (https://www.insubuy.com/home-control/)
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Do I need to bring make up, dance shoes, dance clothes?
Our directors and team leaders will let you know what to bring approximately 1 - 2 months in advance of your stay with LMTA.
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Do I need audition or professional attire for agents, producers, masterclasses, and cabaret performances?
Yes. Everyone should come with professional attire which includes audition attire and concert performances.
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Are there other options for food if I don’t know how to cook and what’s the typical cost?
Yes there are meal deals as low as £3.5 at Tesco, Sainsbury, or Boots.
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What do I do about international phone plans, Sim cards or exchanging money?
You should contact your current provider about an international temporary data plan or see if your phone is able to accept a foreign phone card.
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When will we get the script/music?
Script/music is typically assigned an distributed between 1 - 2 months of when the program begins. Early registration will get priority with casting.
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Do I have to print out my own script or will one be passed out to me?
All music that is sent to you prior to the program is required for you to have a tablet or a printed copy. With all personal repertoire with regards to solo songs or duets for classes and lessons should be printed and bounded. Any materials required for the shows we are doing will be printed during the program will be provided to you.
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Is my family allowed to sit in on classes/rehearsals?
All family and friends are invited to attend the program activities. The discretion regarding family and friends sitting in on rehearsals will be determined by program coordinators.
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Should I purchase my own Oyster card?
Oyster cards are a method of travel on the local transit of London. It is up to you if you would like to purchase your own Oyster Cards. Other means of payment for local travel in London include tap services with credit cards and mobile devices or buying separate tickets from local machines.
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Will I receive a pack list detailing all of the items that I need?
Yes. Upon being admitted to the program, you will receive a Welcome Packet outlining many of the items that you need to bring. As the program gets closer, you may receive additional information of items that you need to bring. These will always be related to our productions.
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Are there payment plans?
Yes. Payment plans are optional, however, it is required that all fees are paid prior to the participants arrival.