What begins as a peaceful summer on the River is soon disrupted by Toad and his obsession with motorcars. After crashing several cars, he then steals one and lands himself in jail. His friends Mole, Badger, and Water Rat make every effort to protect Toad's residence, Toad Hall, but are instead ousted by the Ferrets and Weasels of the Wild Wood. Will Toad escape from jail and regain Toad Hall? Will he learn a lesson about his boastful and impetuous ways? A spirited adaptation of a timeless classic. Contact Jill Clements with questions about this class at jill@evergreenplayers.org

What begins as a peaceful summer on the River is soon disrupted by Toad and his obsession with motorcars. After crashing several cars, he then steals one and lands himself in jail. His friends Mole, Badger, and Water Rat make every effort to protect Toad's residence, Toad Hall, but are instead ousted by the Ferrets and Weasels of the Wild Wood. Will Toad escape from jail and regain Toad Hall? Will he learn a lesson about his boastful and impetuous ways? A spirited adaptation of a timeless classic. Contact Jill Clements with questions about this class at jill@evergreenplayers.org

Ages 8-11

Dates: July 10-21 (Mon – Fri)

Students in this session put together shortened production of the movie Inside Out in just two weeks! This session is packed with fun and excitement from reading a script, auditioning, rehearsals, costumes, props, sets, and final performance! Join us as we bring “Inside Out” to the stage and dive into the magical world of emotions.

We always have so much fun bringing stories to life. Join us again this year and bring your own creativity. This script will be an adapted and condensed version of the movie.

Performances will be on the second to last day of camp, and times are determined as we move through the week of rehearsals.

The final day of camp is one of the most important. It’s a day for the kids to learn how to strike a set, wrap up a show, and then celebrate with a talent show and lots of fun.

Ages 12-16+

Our instructors and counselors are excited to welcome you to two weeks of theater fun and creativity as you bring songs from "Mama Mia" to life on stage this summer!

If you enjoy performing musical theater or want to try it for the first time, this camp is for YOU. Anyone is welcome as long as you’re ready to have fun.

 Performances will be on the second to last day of camp, and times are determined as we move through the week of rehearsals.

The final day of camp is one of the most important. It’s a day for the kids to learn how to strike a set, wrap up a show, and then celebrate with a talent show and lots of fun.

Ages 10-13

This all-star group of young actors will put together a showcase with scenes specifically chosen for them. From comedy to drama, we will develop a way of working that is not based on ‘who gets the part’ but ‘you got the part... what will you do with it?’

Ages 11-14

Dates: July 10-14

Anyone can join this class to play with the rules of Improvisational Fun!

In this action-packed camp, kids will learn everything from the basic rules of improv to more advanced techniques.

With a fluid structure based around games and play, this session focuses on teamwork, listening to each other, and thinking creatively on your feet! Runs July 5th – 8th. There will be an improv showcase on Friday, July 8th.

Performances will be on the second to last day of camp and times are determined as we move through the week of rehearsals.

The final day of camp is one of the most important. It’s a day for the kids to learn how to strike a set, wrap up a show and then we celebrate with a talent show and lots of fun.

Ages 5-7

Dates: July 10-14

This camp includes morning theater time and afternoon playtime. 

Together we will bring the characters from Newman’s Forest in this fanciful tale of "Petalwink the Fair" to life. This whimsical book by Angela Sage Larsen reminds us to be “glad to be me.”

This fun-filled session includes lots of theater games, colorful costumes, fun make-up, lights, props, sets, and all the fun things that come with putting on a show! 

Each morning the kids will work on their show in the theater and learn all about performance, and after lunch, the counselors will take them to explore the outdoors, enjoy games, do arts and crafts and PLAY. 

Performances will be on the second to last day of camp and times are determined as we move through the week of rehearsals.

The final day of camp is one of the most important. It’s a day for the kids to learn how to strike a set, wrap up a show, and then celebrate with a talent show and lots of fun.

Ages 12-16

Dates:

·    One week – July 10-14

·    Two week – July 17 – 28 (Mon – Fri)

·    Three week July 10-18 (Mon – Fri

Learn about what happens behind the scenes of theater! Work alongside seasoned theater technicians to learn about sound and lighting design, set design, props, costumes stage managers, lighting designers, set designers.

Without the tech crew, there would be no performances. They are the key to bringing every show to the stage.

The tech camp can be either one, two or three weeks.

We encourage new and experienced campers to join the sessions.

Tech class will be responsible for the sounds, lights and sets for each of our shows during drama camp.

Performances will be on the second to last day of camp and times are determined The final day of camp is one of the most important. It’s a day for the kids to learn how to strike a set, wrap up a show, and then celebrate with a talent show and lots of fun.