Goshen Theater Summer Camp Registration Opens

Drama club students learn choreography. Photo provided.
News Release

GOSHEN — Goshen Theater Drama Club’s summer camp is a unique, three-week program focusing on fine arts learning, fun and performance. Participants learn about theater, design, storytelling, history and teamwork. Classes are held at the newly-renovated, historic Goshen Theater.

Professional instructors and local educators serve as guides for this one-of-a-kind program. The culmination of the three-week experience is a live performance on the Goshen Theater stage. Each student’s design work and group projects will be displayed in a gallery show in the theater lobby.

The Drama Club’s summer camp doesn’t just focus on performers: students are exposed to every aspect of theater production, helping to create and design their final show. From program design to costumes and scenic painting, the Goshen Theater Drama Club’s three-week summer program is for youth, by youth!

Goshen Theater believes practical, hands-on creativity is the best way to learn, and you’ll be surprised how much theater arts has to teach about math, science, English, writing and creative problem-solving.

Two tracks are available to campers: “Performance” and “Technical Theater.” While every student will experience both performance-based and technical design lessons, we want them to explore art in the most exciting – and comfortable – ways for them. Performance track students will be on stage for the showcase, while Technical Theater students will create designs, running the production from behind the scenes.

“Whether you want to be onstage telling stories, or behind the scenes making theater magic happen for audiences, Goshen Theater’s summer camp is the place for everyone. There are daily music, dance, acting and tech theater classes, and students create a final showcase to be shared with friends, family and fans. Featuring numbers from Broadway musicals, and original plays by the students themselves; these students always dazzle with their creativity and skills,” Katie Barnes, education director, said.

Tuition:

  • Full three weeks: $250/student
  • One or two weeks: $100/week

Financial aid and scholarships are available. Email [email protected] for more information. Register now until June 3.

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