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Rising Stars Summer Theatre Camp
THREE PERFORMANCES ONLY!
August 8 at 7pm
August 9 at 2pm
August 9 at 7pm
*If you would like more than one student in your family to attend camp, please contact us at the email above before registering.
About the Director:
Karen Wright has a BFA and MFA in acting and directing. She has taught acting at the UMKC, the Youth Film Academy in Vienna, and now privately coaches high school students preparing for
college auditions. She has acted professionally in theaters around the country and in showcases all over NYC. Before she took a hiatus from acting to raise children, she appeared as Jennifer Lerner in a guest appearance on NYPD Blue, and as a voice actor on King of Queens.
About the Producer:
Jane Waldrop is a music educator with over 20 years of professional experience in preK-12th grade vocal music. She has taught elementary general music, middle school chorus, and
high school special ensembles. Currently, Ms. Waldrop teaches chorus at Herndon high School. Jane also frequently serves as music director of local and high school music theater shows and has directed community theater productions, camps, and special events.
Summer Camp FAQs:
What will a typical day at camp look like?
Campers should be dropped off at 9. They will then participate in a group gathering activity, followed by small group work with different professionals on acting, singing, dancing, and technical theater throughout the morning. In the afternoon there will be large group rehearsals. There will also be various special activities and guests throughout the week.
Will my child be guaranteed a role in the show?
Yes, every camper will have a role.
My child is quiet and reserved, doesn't want to be on stage, what will he/she do at camp? Will they help with the production?
We will have different tech roles as well as acting roles.
How much supervision will there be?
All campers will be supervised at all times by someone 18 and older that has been background checked.
Will parents have to pay to see the show?
To help with the additional costs of producing a show, all audience members will pay to see the show.