Monday, April 20th - Friday, April 24th

• Ages 11 - 14 // $500 per student

• 9AM-3PM 

• After care option: $20 per day, 3-5PM

• Please note that this is a NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT ONLY.  The balance of $400 will be due two weeks before camp. 

Creative Resilience is a one week camp for ages 11-14 focused on building emotional strength, creativity, and connection through healing play. Campers will learn about uplifting practices that support our wellbeing by exploring theater and creative arts. Throughout the week, our daily activities will help our campers to build empathy and connection.

Each day, our campers will have the opportunity to participate in groups and individual, self-directed projects, as a way to honor differing learning styles, abilities, and personalities. Campers will be introduced to adult artists who utilize creative practices and movement in their own lives to manage stress, process emotions, and stay grounded—offering real-world examples of creativity as a lifelong resilience tool. This camp offers a playful, screen-free environment where our campers can build confidence, express themselves, and develop creative tools for engaging with the world. 

Access without barriers is a core value of our organization. Need-blind scholarships are available to ensure all interested families can participate. For more information, please email mia@theaterproject.com.

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New: After Hours Option! We are opening up our theater for after camp care.  This will be more free play, games/craft based activities. 

Cost: $20.00 per day for care from 3 - 5 PM.  For this option, actors must bring an extra snack.  If you cannot afford but need after camp care, please email amanda@theaterproject.com for options and scholarship information.

Wednesday, April 8th - Wednesday, May 6th

• Ages 13+ // $250 per student

• 5:30PM-7:00PM

Welcome to the world of Stage Management! Stage managers are responsible for all the practical tasks of a production. In this six week course, you will learn all the basics of Stage Management, from our role in the rehearsal process to how to call a show! Stage managers will learn a variety of skills such as the importance of communication, leadership skills, and how to conduct everyday stage management tasks through lecture and practice.

Need-blind scholarships are available for this course! For more information, please email mia@theaterproject.com

What to Expect:

This Standalone Skill Class will run for 6 weeks.  This class will focus on building knowledge and skill using lecture, one-on-one direction, scene work, roleplay, and workshop elements. Stage managers are encouraged to bring note-taking supplies.

Time Commitment

• One and a half hours, once a week for six weeks.

NEW DATES! Monday, March 16th - Monday, April 13th

• Ages 9-13 // $90.00 per student

• 4:15-5:15PM

Build your confidence and creativity on stage! In this fun and supportive class, young performers will explore theater games, improvisation, storytelling, monologues, and scene work.  Students will practice using their voices, bodies, and imaginations to bring characters to life while developing skills in focus, collaboration, and stage presence. Whether you’re brand new to theater or already love performing, this class is the perfect place to shine and grow.

Need-blind scholarships are available for this course! For more information, please email mia@theaterproject.com

What to Expect

This Standalone Skill Class will run for 5 weeks.  This class will focus on skill work using theater games, improvisation, storytelling, monologues, and scene work.  

Time Commitment

• One hour, once a week for 5 weeks

Saturday, April 11th - Saturday, May 16th

• Ages 3 - 5 | $90 per student

• 10 AM - 11 AM

• Drop in sessions available at $15 per session

Does your 3-5 year old love the spotlight? Perform in the living room for family? Create plays and use their imagination? It’s time to try a theater class! In this one hour class on Saturdays, young actors explore their creativity through playful, age-appropriate theater games and activities.  Along the way, they’ll start learning important skills like teamwork, listening, and sharing ideas, all while building confidence and having fun on stage!

Need-blind scholarships are available for this course! For more information, please email mia@theaterproject.com

What to Expect

This program runs for one hour on Saturday Mornings, three sessions a year.  This program introduces young actors to the beginnings of theater using games and exercises in a friendly and encouraging atmosphere. It also is an early introduction to group work skills!

Time Commitment

• 1 hour per week for 6 weeks

• Drop in sessions are available for those unable to commit or are unsure about committing to a full 6 week class session!