Education Programs
Our main goal as educators is to introduce basic acting techniques, but more importantly, to express and explain the significance of working together as a group. We want to demonstrate that everyone is important to making a show or a class a success. For us, it's not about the product; it's about the process. Using well-known books as a vehicle to introduce theater games and exercises, each class will come up with their interpretation of the stories.
Summer Camp 2025 Registration
Something Fishy
Ages 6-8 | June 23 - 27
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Do you have a fish tank? Have you ever been to an aquarium? Have you wondered what is happening in there? Come explore the secret life of fish and what happens in the tank when we’re not looking. Campers will create their own wacky fish with fun quirks and personalities. But that’s not all! The fish tank treasure chest has gone missing!! Can the inhabitants of the fish tank work together to figure out where it went?? Campers will help design costumes, props and the set during this one week camp. There will be a performance on the last day of camp for friends and family.
Storybooks Intro to Theater
Ages 3-5 | June 30 - July 3
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Does your little one love imaginary play? Do they create their own stories or perform for an audience? Theater may be a great fit for them! This intro to theater class will use theater games and exercises to bring classic storybooks to life on stage. Using our process-not-product model, your young actor will work with Theater Project staff to create a show-let for friends and family on the last day.
C.C. Carlottas Carnival Conundrum
Ages 9-12 | July 7 - 18
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
C.C. Carlotta’s Carnival comes to town every Summer and the town can’t wait! Except. . . this Summer, something is very strange. . . As soon as the Carnival arrives and gets set up, all the townspeople start acting really weird and a bunch of things start to go missing. It is up to a group of kids to solve the mystery! This original script written by TTP teacher and technical director Keith Anctil has great characters, suspense and some fun physical comedy. Campers will help design costumes, props and the set for the show! This production camp will culminate in three public performances at the end of the session.
Theater Intensive
Ages 13-18 | July 21 - 25
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Theater Intensive! In this one week camp, teens will write, rehearse, produce, design costumes, props and set and then perform what they created for a one-night only performance on July 25th. Campers will assist in all aspects of this production, so if you have a teen who is curious about writing, acting, directing and/or backstage elements of a theatrical production, this is a great opportunity to learn.
Space Camp
Ages 6-8 | July 28 - August 1 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
An ‘out of this world’ camp experience! In this one week session, campers will create their own unique alien, alien costume and even alien language! Maybe there will be some astronauts or space explorers that show up too! Space Campers need their snacks! We will work together to create the universe’s best SPACE TACO! The cast will also help design costumes, props and the set in this session. There will be a performance for friends and family on the last day of camp.
Castles and Monsters
Ages 9-12 | August 4 - 15 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
A world premiere original show written by TTP teacher and technical director Keith Anctil! In this two week production camp, a group of kids find a vintage Castles and Monsters game in an old bookstore. It looks super cool! But when the kids set up the board and start rolling the dice, the game comes to life! Part Jumanji and part DnD, they have to find a way to put the mischief-making heroes, villains and monsters ‘back in the box’ before anyone gets hurt and before the kids get in trouble! Campers will help design costumes, props and the set in this production class. This production camp will culminate in three public performances at the end of the session.
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