Week 4: Storybook to Stage
Date/Time:
July 20th-24th (M-F), 9am-3pm
Ages:
5*-13
(Campers must be 5 by June 1, 2026)
Pricing:
$405/week — Early Bird Enrollment (January 1–31)
$445/week — Priority Enrollment (February 1–March 31)
$480/week — Standard Enrollment (April 1 and after)
Storybook to Stage: Theater & Storytelling invites campers to bring stories to life through imagination, movement, and performance. This week focuses on creative expression, collaboration, and confidence as campers explore how stories are told, shared, and transformed into theatrical experiences.
Each day blends dramatic play, storytelling, and performance-based activities, encouraging campers to develop characters, explore emotions, and experiment with voice and movement. Through guided theater games, improvisation, and group storytelling, campers learn the fundamentals of performance while building communication skills and creative confidence.
Campers are thoughtfully organized into small, age-based groups to ensure a supportive and developmentally appropriate experience. Younger campers are gently introduced to performance through imaginative play and guided participation, while older campers are encouraged to take on more complex roles, contribute ideas, and experiment with storytelling techniques that deepen their engagement.
Throughout the week, campers collaborate on short scenes and narratives, exploring elements such as plot, setting, character, and pacing. Activities may also include simple costume creation, prop design, and set-building, allowing campers to experience the full creative process from concept to performance.
The week culminates in an informal performance or sharing, where campers present selected scenes or stories for peers and families, celebrating creativity, teamwork, and the joy of self-expression.
Storybook to Stage offers a welcoming and empowering environment for young performers and storytellers, helping campers build confidence, empathy, and a love for creative expression both on and off the stage.