Performing Arts
School Trips

Our Performing Arts Tours are fully customizable. Your itinerary is up to you! Whether your group wants to focus on theatre, music, dance, or a combination of all three, we will design your itinerary to match your program’s goals and budget.

Our team has extensive experience planning performing arts travel and can recommend the best workshops, performances, and attractions in your chosen destination. From start to finish, we handle every detail so you can focus on inspiring your students through the arts.

Your trip planning experience may include:

• Flexible itinerary planning
• Expert led workshops and educational sessions
• Tickets to professional performances
• Museum and arts district visits
• Group travel coordination, lodging, meals, and transportation
• Optional add ons such as talkbacks, Q&A with professionals, or themed tours (music, dance, or theatre focus)
• An experienced Tour Manager to guide your group and ensure a smooth, enjoyable experience

Each destination offers its own flavor of artistic discovery, from Broadway to recording studios to Hollywood soundstages. Whether your students are drawn to theatre, music, dance, or film, these cities open the door to unforgettable creative experiences.

New York City, The Global Stage: The ultimate destination for performing arts education. Experience Broadway shows, visit Lincoln Center for the performing arts, participate in theatre, dance, and music workshops, and visit some of the most legendary performance venues in the world.

Los Angeles and Hollywood, The Creative Capital: Explore the world of film, television, and live performance with studio tours, acting workshops, and visits to iconic venues. Los Angeles brings storytelling and performance to life on screen and on stage.

Orlando, Where Entertainment Meets Artistry: Home to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort, Orlando offers hands-on workshops and immersive entertainment experiences. It’s the perfect blend of creativity, learning, and fun.

Nashville, The Heartbeat of American Music: Dive into songwriting, recording sessions, and live performances. Nashville gives students an authentic look at music history and the creative process behind today’s hits.

Performing arts trips connect students with the creativity, emotion, and skill that bring live performance to life. From world-class productions to interactive exhibits, these experiences inspire students to see and appreciate the arts in new ways.

Popular Experiences Include:

• Theatre: Attend professional or regional productions and learn what it takes to tell powerful stories on stage.
• Musicals and Broadway Shows: Experience the energy and artistry of musical theatre that captivates audiences around the world.
• Dance Performances: Watch classical and contemporary dance companies perform with precision and passion.
• Orchestra and Symphony Concerts:  Hear music performed by world-class musicians and experience how collaboration brings complex works to life.
• Opera Performances: Discover the blend of music, drama, and design that defines this timeless art form.
• Museums and Exhibitions: Explore exhibits celebrating theatre history, costume design, set production, and performing arts innovation.
• Workshops and Masterclasses: Participate in hands-on learning experiences led by professional performers, directors, and choreographers.
• Meet the Experts: Meet with backstage professionals, technicians and designers.

Every attraction helps students connect what they see on stage with what they study in the classroom. It’s an opportunity to experience the performing arts as both an audience and an artist.

Every Performing Arts Trip is unique, but here’s an example of how your students might experience four unforgettable days of creativity, culture, and connection.

Day 1: Arrival and Welcome Workshop
Meet your Tour Manager and kick off the trip with an interactive workshop led by industry professionals. Students bond, get inspired, and set the tone for an exciting arts adventure.

Day 2:  Theatre or Dance Workshop and Explore The City
Go behind the curtain to see how productions come to life, then take part in a hands-on workshop focused on acting, dance, or stage production. End the day with time to explore local arts districts or attend a group dinner.

Day 3: Cultural Exploration and Evening Show
Spend the day discovering museums, landmarks, and neighborhood art scenes. In the evening, enjoy a professional performance that showcases the very best in theatre, music, or dance.

Day 4: Q&A with Industry Professionals and Farewell Dinner
Wrap up your trip with a Q&A session featuring working artists who share real-world insights and career inspiration. Celebrate your students’ achievements with a memorable farewell dinner before heading home.

Performing Arts Trips are designed for educators and student groups who want to bring learning to life through creative exploration. These trips connect classroom lessons to real-world experiences in music, theatre, and dance, helping students gain confidence, collaboration skills, and cultural awareness.

Performing Arts Trips are ideal for:

• Theatre, dance, or music teachers who want to inspire their students through hands-on learning and professional experiences
• Performing arts departments looking to bridge classroom study with live performance
• School or community arts programs that value collaboration, cultural engagement, and creative growth
• Educators across disciplines who want to integrate arts appreciation, storytelling, and cultural literacy into their teaching
• Student groups seeking inspiration through workshops, performances, and interactive arts experiences

If your goal is to inspire your students through the arts, planning a performing arts school trip is the perfect next step.

While Performing Arts Trips focus on learning, discovery, and inspiration, they can also include meaningful opportunities for students to share their talents. Performing in a new environment helps students apply what they’ve learned, build confidence, and connect with audiences beyond their home community.

If your group is looking for a more performance-centered experience, explore our full range of school performance tours designed specifically to showcase student ensembles on renowned stages around the world.

Performance options on your trip can include:

• School or community exchange performances with local student groups
• Informal public showcases at approved venues such as parks, plazas, churches or museums
• Participation in festival or adjudicated events that align with the trip’s educational goals
• Collaborative workshops that culminate in a joint performance
• Students can perform on a Broadway stage with Broadway stars in the annual Arts for Autism benefits concert.
• Perform in Carnegie Hall or the Lincoln Center in magical NYC
• Optional on-site performances arranged at select destinations, including Disney’s Imagination Campus

Why it matters:
Performing during a trip gives students the chance to grow artistically, apply their new skills, and celebrate their shared passion for the arts. It turns the journey into a complete learning experience that combines education, exploration, and expression.

Performing arts trips go beyond the stage. They connect students to the heart of artistic storytelling and expression while giving educators the chance to see their students grow, explore, and be inspired in new ways.

Key Benefits:

• Educational Immersion: Learn directly from professionals in workshops and rehearsals.
• Behind the Scenes Insight: Discover what it takes to bring a production to life with backstage discussions.
• Cultural Inspiration: Experience the vibrant arts, theatre, and music scenes of major cultural hubs.
• Real World Connection: See how creativity shapes communities and careers.
• Collaboration and Growth: Strengthen group bonds through shared artistic discovery.
• Teacher Enjoyment: Relax knowing every detail is handled so you can focus on watching your students thrive while enjoying the arts yourself.

These experiences are transformative for students and rewarding for teachers. As your group’s leader, you will see your students engage deeply with the arts, gain confidence, and collaborate in ways that strengthen your classroom community. You also get to enjoy the trip alongside them, experiencing world-class performances, creative workshops, and cultural highlights firsthand.