Broadway Beginnings: Musical Theatre Foundations

Is your camper ready to step into the spotlight? In this upbeat, high-energy introduction to musical theatre, students will explore the exciting world of storytelling through song, dance, and character.

Throughout the week, campers will:

- Learn how to tell stories through music and movement

- Practice vocal warm-ups and basic singing technique

- Build confidence with beginner choreography and stage movement

- Develop foundational character skills through fun theatre games and activities

Through engaging exercises and ensemble work, students will discover how acting, singing, and dancing come together to create dynamic performances. This camp is designed to nurture creativity, encourage self-expression, and help young performers feel comfortable and confident on stage.

The week will conclude with a special performance for family and friends, giving campers the chance to showcase their new skills and shine in the spotlight.

Page to Stage: Writer's Theatre Camp

Does your camper have a big imagination and a story to tell? In this exciting, week-long begginers writer's workshop, students will discover what it takes to create an original play—from the very first idea to a live performance.

Throughout the week, campers will:

- Strengthen their creative writing skills through guided exercises and prompts

- Explore storytelling and character development, building dynamic worlds and memorable roles

- Learn the basics of script analysis to better understand how great plays are structured

- Collaborate with peers to write, cast, direct, and perform original short plays

Campers will experiment with world building, dialogue writing, and plot development while receiving supportive feedback from instructors and fellow writers. As their scripts take shape, they will step into the roles of theatre-makers, bringing their words from page to stage.

At the end of the week, students will showcase their original works in a performance for family and friends, celebrating their creativity, teamwork, and newly developed storytelling skills.