selected from the canon of great Broadway shows.
Students are divided into groups based on age. Over the course of two weeks,
the groups learn and rehearse ensemble scenes and production numbers.
Each group is guided throughout every fun-filled day by an experienced camp alumnus,
giving every child constant attention, personal assistance and advice.
Students learn healthy vocal technique, including proper breathing, breath support and voice placement as they explore ways to interpret a song and communicate it to the audience.
Fundamentals of dramatic interpretation, stage directions and theater skills are illustrated and practiced. Scene study and improvisational games utilize proven methods of character development, motivation and objective to bring each actor’s role vividly to life.
Poise and presentation are developed through the language of dance. From warm-ups through fun exercises to polished performance, the choreography incorporates a variety of styles, steps and razzle-dazzle.
Students design and make their own show-stopping costumes using simple arts and crafts. The playful hats, props and accessories allow individual expression while creating the ensemble look of each number.
Traditional set construction principles are introduced as groups work together to assemble and paint scenery used as part of the final set. Theatrical lighting and other aspects of technical staging are explained and demonstrated.
9:00 Morning Stretch and Warm-Up
9:30 Acting
10:15 Singing
11:00 Snack Break
11:15 Dance
12:00 Lunch
12:45 Individual Group Rehearsal
1:30 Costume Design and Fabrication
2:15 Set Design and Construction
3:00 Movie Musical and Rest Time
3:30 Repertory Session - Entire Camp
(Open to All Parents)
4:30 Classes End
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