Leading Actor Joined: 2/18/15
I know a group of high school students (who are attached to a fine arts high school) who have been very successful producing and directing musicals at the community level in the past year with three different shows. Also in our area is group high school and college students who come together every summer to produce a musical. Most larger colleges have student-run productions every semester. While it's important to understand the business, licensing and legal end of producing shows, it's definitely something that can be approached by mature and focused young adults. Go for it!
I have high school students that produce and direct a full length musical every summer. I have another former student that began having his plays produced as a junior in high school.
The OP never suggested he was trying to do any of the things either on bway, or professionally at all.
I would say never too young. It all depends on how driven you are.
As others said, no one starts out with their first play on Broadway. Almost all open at regional theaters. If it is good, sooner or later someone will pick it up to produce it on Broadway.
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