<p>Hi, I am a senior in high school who has recently got accepted to Drew. I have a passion for acting and singing and was wondering about Drew's musical productions.</p>
<p>is there a large selection to chose from? how popular are they compared to the dramas that are put on?</p>
<p>If anyone can give me input it'll be very helpful. Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>bumpp
i’m wondering the same as well!</p>
<p>Hi JohnD & LGL.</p>
<p>While Drew has a strong, hands-on theater program, a dance program, and a decent music program, I don’t get the sense that musical theater is a primary focus for them. So if that’s your main interest, it would probably be good to look elsewhere. That said, there are occasional musicals, excellent choirs, and several a capella groups including the excellent all-male group “36 Madison Ave”.</p>
<p>BTW You can check out 36 Madison Ave on facebook: [36</a> Madison Avenue | Facebook](<a href=“http://www.facebook.com/pages/36-Madison-Avenue/9079489351]36”>Redirecting...)</p>
<p>cadbury is correct. Drew Theatre does a musical about every other year. lots of drama options but very few musicals. signing is pretty much limited to a capella and choir</p>
<p>Actually there is one other musical opportunity that sanapplecap and I forgot to mention, the annual cabaret. Here is an excerpt from the Drew Acorn, the student-run paper:</p>
<p>Spotlight on Broadway
By Jonathan Estis
Published: Friday, March 19, 2010</p>
<p>For anyone who loves singing, dancing, and music in general, the Drew University Dramatic Society’s annual cabaret makes for an entertaining evening. The show, titled “The Object of My Affection,” features a variety of musical numbers, all performed and staged by Drew students. This is a great opportunity for theater enthusiasts to stray from scripted works, and concentrate on giving powerful musical performances…</p>