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Group photo of the Shenandoah Conservatory/Shenandoah University musical theatre class of 2026.

Musical Theatre Success Streak Continues

Shenandoah Conservatory graduates gain 100% representation yet again

For the fourth consecutive year, every new graduate of Shenandoah University’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theatre program has secured representation with managers and agents. 

In doing so, Shenandoah’s graduates have representatives facilitating auditions with casting agents in theatre, television and film, said Shenandoah Associate Professor, Director and Charles B. Levitin Chair in Musical Theatre Kevin Covert, B.F.A. “It is an astounding accomplishment to move to NYC with a team that is already in your corner.”

Meet the 2026 grads below!

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Covert said there are several reasons for the program’s ongoing ability to help graduates secure representation. “Firstly, Shenandoah’s dedication to recruiting the very best talent across the U.S. and beyond. Second, we have world-class educators who genuinely invest in the musical theatre students.”

Paired with our unparalleled connections to the theatre, TV, and film industry, the BFA MT program is a runway for success.”

Shenandoah Associate Professor, Director and Charles B. Levitin Chair in Musical Theatre Kevin Covert, B.F.A.

Shenandoah Conservatory’s musical theatre program is considered one of the nation’s best, with College Raptor ranking it as the top program in Virginia. One of the 2026 graduates to receive representation is Miguel Gil, who is currently starring as Edgar Frog in “The Lost Boys,” on Broadway. 

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