week of july 3 - 7 you will become a pirate yourself and write skits to tell our own salty tales!...

Ever dreamed of being a princess? Spend your mornings living a princess life! On each day’s official princess schedule will be royal reading time, charming crafts, golden games, tea time and frolicking in the garden. We will prepare for our own happy ending; a palace-worthy performance for our own queens and kings (parents). Grades: Entering K – 3rd in the fall July 5 – 7 (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday only) 9am – 12pm Instructor: Lisa Schultz

Join us on a trip to bright lights & big city. Dance, sing & act your way to the Big Apple while you learn material from classic and current Broadway shows. Students will learn about choreography and voice production. As we prepare for our big performance we will learn the history of the Broadways shows we will be using. Our week will end with a showcase for family and friends. Get ready for your Broadway debut!

Grades: Entering 1st – 6th in the fall July 5 – 7 (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday only) 1pm – 4pm Instructor: Steph Shephard

Class Act Productions Community Theatre, Inc (CAP Theatre) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Youth and young adults entering grades K-12 are invited to join us during our five weeks of Summer CAmP in 2017! Take center stage and find your light with Class Act Productions. Oh, the places you will go exploring games, dance, activities, projects and design which are specially programmed just for you! From Dr. Seuss to Fairy Tales to Pirates to Super Heroes – CAP Theatre is jamb-packed full of fun!

Week of July 3 - 7

Theatre for children, Theatre by children.

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Week of July 10 - 14

Come explore the world of Dr. Seuss. Let your imagination and creativity run loose! Each day we will read, play and prepare for the stage. We will make Seuss stories come alive off the page!

Grades: Entering 2nd – 5th in the fall July 3 – 7 (Monday – Friday) 9am – 12pm Instructor: Melissa Narber

This is not your average fairy tale! In this camp, we will turn familiar tales upside down and see sides of stories you never expected to see. Whether we are meeting the Stinky Cheese Man, defending the Big Bad Wolf, or getting to know the magical characters who didn't get top billing, but maybe should have! This week will be all about telling not-so-traditional stories. Come join us for a week full of stories, games, and using drama to explore the land of Fractured Fairy Tales!

Grades: Entering 2nd – 5th in the fall July 10 – 14 (Monday – Friday) 1pm – 4pm Instructor: Sarah Beth Weinberg


Ever wonder what it takes to put a play on its feet? In one week, we will take a play from script to stage. Campers will help organize and create sets and props, stage and rehearse a one-act play that we will perform as a showcase at the end of the week. The afternoon campers from the Tech Titans Camp will be working all week to add lights, sound, stage and large props to make our final performance one you won’t soon forget! Come experience the magic of theatre as we put on a Play in a Week!

Grades: Entering 4th – 7th in the fall July 17 – 21 (Monday – Friday) 9am – 12pm Instructor: Sara Beth Weinberg


Week of July 17 – 21 (continued)

The superheroes of theatre aren't only on the stage - there is a mighty team of technical wunderkind behind the scenes. Combining the forces of mind and body - Tech Titans design and build the set, properties, lighting and sound of all shows earning applause. Join forces for hands-on instruction: building flats, platforms, props; intro to lighting theory; light and sound design in state-of-the-art theatre software. While learning the craft, Tech Titans will also build a few set pieces and props for the morning Play in a Week Camp. On Friday - it is a whole day of activity as we call the Titans to assemble as the technical crew for the culminating performance for the families of both camps to enjoy. (Note: while power tools and ladders will be used, only 9th grade and older will be handling power tools. 6th - 8th graders will use hand tools.)

Grades: Entering 6th – 12th in the fall July 17 – 21 (Monday – Friday) 1pm – 4pm, Friday is 9am – 4pm (please bring a sack lunch) Instructor: Thatcher Williams


Holy Super-Powered CAP Camp! Who would your Superhero self be? What would your outfit be? What powers would you have? Would you have a sidekick? You decide in this fun power-charged camp. Create your own costume and gadgets. Learn the Superhero rules! All parents will be welcome to come for a Superhero meet and greet at the end of the week.

Grades: Entering 1st – 4th in the fall July 24 – 28 (Monday – Friday) 9am – 12pm Instructor: Amanda Arthur-Struss

Who are those masked bandits? It could be you! Come join us as we explore a variety of mask making techniques. Expect a fun, crafty, hands-on, possibly messy experience. We will make amazing masks by re-purposing common items to use in unconventional ways. We will conclude the week with a gallery and modeling showcase of our favorite character creations.

Grades: Entering 1st – 4th in the fall July 24 – 28 (Monday – Friday) 1pm – 4pm Instructor: Ally Marshall


Week of July 31 - August 4

Ahoy Matey! Any good pirate has a few tricks up his sleeve (or hook), whether it is stealing, swabbing the deck or using his voice to fool people. Hop aboard our ship and learn the art of ventriloquism! You will become a pirate yourself and write skits to tell our own salty tales! All ventriloquist pirates are welcome, whether you are already a ship-shape ventriloquist pirate or wanting to get your ventriloquist pirate sea legs. There will also be a free show for all our landlubber friends and family on Friday for us to show our many talents. Come have fun!

Grades: Entering 1st – 4th in the fall July 31 – August 4 (Monday – Friday) 9am – 12pm Instructor: Christopher Ortiz

And don’t forget ...

While not part of summer camp, we would be remiss if we didn’t remind our you of acting opportunities with us during the summer months. Auditions will be in June for actors ages 12 to 21 Performances Thursday, August 3 – Sunday, August 6 (Thu-Sat 7pm, Sun 2:30pm)

William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, or What You Will is one of the Bard’s great comedies. Viola, cross-dresses and takes the man’s name of Cesario and enters the service of the Duke of Illyria, Orsino. Orsino longs for the love of a neighbouring

countess while Viola (Cesario) falls in love with Orsino. To add to the farce Viola’s (Cesario) identical twin, Sebastian arrives on the scene. Living in Olivia’s household is her uncle, Sir Toby Belch, a merry character. The steward of the household is the conceited Malvolio. The plot illustrates jealousy, mistaken Identity, cross-dressing and features fights and duels. In the end, Sebastian and Olivia fall in love and marry. Orsino realizes that it is Viola that he loves and she agrees to marry him. Sir Toby Belch and Maria also decide to marry! Twelfth Night ends and everyone, except Malvolio, is happy and Shakespeare speaks of the madness of love. Some parents might remember the 1980’s movie Just One of the Guys which used Twelfth Night as the basis for its storyline.


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Dr. Seuss (2nd-5th grades)

9am-12pm $75 1st-3rd grades $125

New York, New York! (1st-6th grades) ** 1pm-4pm $75 July 10 – 14

Princess (K-3rd grades) **

9am-12pm $125 2nd-5th grades $225

Fractured Fairy Tales (2nd-5th grades) 1pm-4pm $125 July 17 – 21

Play in a Week (4th-7th grades) 9am-12pm $125 6th-7th grades $225

Tech Titans (6th-12th grades) 1pm-4pm $125 July 24 – 28

Become a Superhero! (1st-4th grades) 9am-12pm $125 1st-4th grades $225

Making Masks (1st-4th grades) 1pm-4pm $125 July 31 – August 4

Ventriloquism Pirates (1st-4th grades) 9am-12pm $125

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