Questions
What families ask us
What ages and weeks do you serve?
Camp is for ages 8 to 14, in six weeks, with one show each week. Campers are in two age groups, so the youngest are not rehearsing beside the oldest.
What is a week like?
Camp runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mornings are acting and voice, afternoons are sets, costumes and rehearsal, and Friday ends with a showcase at 2:00 p.m.
Who can come to the Friday showcase?
Each camper may bring up to four guests. The hall seats a limited audience, so guests are on a list that closes on Wednesday.
What do we bring?
Clothes your camper can move in, closed-toe shoes for rehearsal, a filled water bottle and a lunch in a cold pack. A light sweater helps, since the hall stays cool. Everything carries your camper's first name.
What happens on a hot or rainy day?
Camp runs as usual, because rehearsal is indoors. The snack break moves from the lawn to the fellowship room, and we text families if weather changes pickup or the showcase.
Does my child need acting experience?
No. Every camper has a part, and parts are shaped to what a camper wants to try, from a speaking role to running the lights. Every camper moves at their own pace.
How does pickup work?
An adult on your list signs your camper out at the side door of the hall. We ask for ID until we know you, and we call you if someone new is coming.
How do I hold a place, and what is the waitlist?
A place is held once we have your registration and the first week's payment. When a week is full, families join a waitlist, and we offer places in the order families joined.
What do you do about allergies and medicine?
Tell us at registration, and we ask what we need privately. We don't take allergy or medical details through this website.
Can a friend join my camper's group?
Tell us when you register. We place friends together when the age groups allow.
Still have a question?
Call the camp or send a message, and we reply within one working day.