FEATURED CAMPS
The Eras Camp (Taylor’s Version) [MUSIC]
Grades 2–3 | July 7–11 | 9:30 AM–12:30 PM | $150
Don’t let it be a cruel summer! Step into various eras with friendship bracelets, bedazzled microphones, and more as you hone your stage presence to command a crowd- just like Taylor. In addition to pop star themed crafts and games, campers will have a blast learning their favorite songs and dances from the Eras tour, ending with a fun “concert” for friends and family!
Wish Upon a Star: A Disney Revue
Grades 4–6 | July 14–25 | 1:00–4:00 PM | $200
Campers will learn and perform classic and contemporary songs from Disney films over the course of this 2 week camp. From Menken to Miranda, we will sing and dance our way through the stories of classic animated (and live action) films we hold dear to our hearts. From solos & duets, to full group numbers- there’s something for everyone to make some magic!
CAMP BLUEY!
K–1 | July 7–11 | 1:00–4:00 PM | $150
Back by popular demand! Many of the games and themes featured in Bluey are actually fundamental practices of theatre. Your Little Character will get to play games such as Keepy Uppy, Statues, Shadowland, and more! Through crafts and short scenes from the show, we will build empathy, teamwork, and self- confidence as we learn and play together.
JUST FOR THE LITTLE ONES
Tots on the Spot
Ages 2–3 | June 30–July 2 | 9:30–10:30 AM | $75
This class combines imaginative play, singing, acting, and movement to introduce and establish the building blocks of the performing arts, foster creativity, and nurture self-esteem. Through songs, games, stories and dance, these budding performers learn in a playful and creative environment. Through positive and imaginative class experiences, these young performers will develop confidence, strengthen social skills and have fun!
Petite Players
Ages 4–6 | June 30–July 2 | 12:30–2:30 PM | $100
The focus of this introductory theatre program is to develop creativity and self-confidence through acting, singing, poetry, movement, storytelling, and FUN! Students will gain a basic understanding of aspects of theatre through storytelling and drama activities. Students will also use their imagination while developing self expression and building confidence through crafts, music, and more.
Creative Movement
K–1 | July 14–18 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | $150
Creative movement classes provide young children with an introduction to the magical world of dance and creative improvisation. Using make-believe imagery, hands-on props, and interactive music, children explore basic dance concepts while playing games and having fun. Campers also practice taking turns, sharing, and following directions as they work through familiar songs and stories.
BUILD YOUR THEATRE SKILLS
Vocal Intensive
Grades 9–12 | June 30–July 2 | 2:00–4:00 PM | $100
Develop your singing voice and musicianship in this hands-on camp for vocalists. Expand both your vocal and dramatic skills through singing classic and contemporary Broadway songs. This masterclass style intensive will offer a “perform, then critique” type structure while also touching on audition technique and etiquette. Connect your vocal skills to critical dramatic intention by focusing on how to “act” the song.
Improv with Marie Fox (2 SESSIONS)
Grades 7–9 | July 7–18 | 9:30 AM–12:30 PM | $200
SESSION 1
This workshop will provide a healthy dose of improvisation skills to provide participants with the opportunity to learn quick thinking and creative scene building skills. Throughout the course, students will work towards a final performance to demonstrate mastery of the improvisation activities**.
**NEW** HIGH SCHOOL | Grades 10–12 | July 7–18 | 1:30–4:30 PM | $200
SESSION 2 HIGH SCHOOL
This workshop will provide a healthy dose of improvisation skills to provide participants with the opportunity to learn quick thinking and creative scene building skills. Throughout the course, students will work towards a final performance to demonstrate mastery of the improvisation activities**.
Intro to Costuming
Grades 6–8 | June 23–27 | 10:30 AM–1:30 PM | $150
Prefer to work behind the scenes? This camp will explore the basic ins and outs of costuming- helping to outfit the cast of the 4th-6th grade camp “A History of Messy Rooms”. Learn what it takes to dress a character- sewing optional!
DRAMA PEROMANCES
A History of Messy Rooms
Grades 4–6 | June 16–20 | 9:30AM–12:30 PM | $200
“A History of Messy Rooms” is a humorous short play for kids about the great battle stretching over centuries. It is the battle between parents and children that begins with the age-old question, “Why do I have to make my bed?” With this fun script, campers will take a humorous journey through the centuries to see how bed-making has evolved throughout history. Using examples of household tasks that might have been performed in colonial America, during the Middle Ages, by Vikings, and even back to prehistoric times!
The Merry Old Land of Oz
Grades 7–9 | June 16–27 | 1:30–4:30 PM | $200
Students will put together a “cabaret” style performance featuring songs from the Oz canon, including The Wiz, Wicked, and the Wizard of Oz. Solos, duets, and ensemble numbers will bring the land of Oz to life as campers travel down the yellow brick road to deliver a stellar performance for family and friends.
BUGS! A Backyard Drama
Grades 2–3 | July 21–25 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM | $150
Do you know the difference between a bug and an insect? Have you ever heard of a pink dragonfly? Campers will learn the answers to these questions while working on the short play “Bugs”. Learn the basics of theatre while also learning about the many different characters that make up the backyard ecosystem. With a script designed especially for students in primary grades, this camp is perfect for science lovers who also like to spend time onstage!
Camps can be purchased at our box office, by phone, or online with the links above. For more information about camps please contact our Education Coordinator at baguirre@ctlshows.com and watch for news and updates on our social media pages.
Camp registration fees include all scheduled activities, professional instruction, materials, a summer camp t-shirt, and admission for family members to watch their camper’s end of camp show(s). All information is sent to the parent/guardian prior to the camp.
A limited number of need-based scholarships are available. Families can receive an application by emailing our Director of Educational Programming Brandy Aguirre at BAguirre@CTLshows.com
SCHOLARSHIP REQUEST FORM
Camp instructors are professional teachers, artists, and college students majoring in arts education or theatre arts and have documented experience working with children. There are also college interns and volunteer high school assistants on hand to help keep camps running smoothly. Camps are designed by CTL’s Education Department Coordination in collaboration with camp instructors. All summer instructors and CTL staff members have clearances on file.
A small snack will be provided to campers each day. All snacks are nut free, but other allergens may be present. Please clearly indicate any food allergies on the camp permission form so we can be sure to provide a safe and welcoming experience for every student.
Water fountains are closed at this time and each camper must bring a water bottle with them and have their name clearly marked on it. CTL water bottles are for sale at our box office for $5.
A full lunch is NOT provided for students who are taking morning and afternoon camps. If your student will be staying for more than one camp, they must bring a lunch from home that does not need to be heated or refrigerated and has the campers name clearly marked on it.
BEHIND THE CURTAIN: AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
CTL is excited to launch our After-School classes for this Spring! We are inviting all of our local performers, students and interested kids of all ages ‘behind the curtain’ and into our safe learning space to develop the skills to help them become rock star performers! Whether you are brand new to CTL’s classes and summer camps or the stage performer veteran we have something for everyone!