Marymount Summer Drama Camp

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MARYMOUNT SUMMER DRAMA CAMP - CAMP INFORMATION
Camp Type: Day Session Length: 5 Weeks Camp Focus: Musical Theatre Acting Traditional Non-Arts Primary Arts Programming Avail	Extra Activities: acting, Dancing, Singing, Traditional Camp Activities

Marymount Drama Camp is a co-ed day camp program in the heart of NYC focusing on acting, music and dance for students ages 5-15 years old. Each group participates in a comprehensive performing arts curriculum leading to a full book musical over the five week program. The campers attend a Broadway show and participate in a "Meet the Artist" program where they work with some of Broadway's brightest stars in master classes in acting, stage combat, Shakespeare and design. Auditions will be held for the final show during the first week of camp and the final performance will take place during the last week of camp.

Drama Juniors (Rising K-1):

For children who love to sing, act, and dance, Drama Juniors offers a fun-filled immersion into the creative process of theater with flexible weekly enrollment. Campers will focus on music, storytelling, dance, and creative drama in literacy. Marymount’s performing arts teachers will lead campers in all classes, exposing them to the joy and craft of musical theater. There will be a cabaret performance of songs the last week of camp.

Drama Camp 1 (Rising 2-3), Drama Camp 2 (Rising 4-6):

Drama Camp requires a three-week enrollment (weeks 3, 4, and 5, July 8th - 26th) and will culminate in a fully realized musical theater performance. Taught by professional teaching artists, the program focuses on acting, singing, and dancing with specialty classes in design and writing. The final performance will be held during the last week of camp.

Advanced Drama Camp (Rising 7-9):

The Advanced Drama Camp for rising 7th-9th graders is an intensive study of musical theater performance taught by professional teaching artists. This camp requires a four-week commitment (weeks 2, 3, 4, and 5, July 1st - 26th) and culminates in a fully realized musical theater performance. Advanced classes in scene study, musical theater singing, and Broadway dance are taught alongside specialty classes in design and writing. Auditions will be held for the final show during the first week of camp and the final performance will take place during the last week of camp.