DRAMA

Future Stars Drama Camp gives campers a unique insight into the world of theater and performance.

From acting and improv to scene study and character work, campers explore different forms of expression while building confidence, creativity, and communication skills that extend far beyond the stage.

Campers participate in drama skills training, script work, improv games, singing, dancing, and behind-the-scenes theater experience. Each bi-weekly session culminates in a full Drama Show performed on stage, where families and friends are invited to watch campers bring it all together.

These performances are professionally recorded, giving young performers a keepsake of their hard work and growth. Expert instruction meets summer camp fun, so they come home eager to take the stage again.

All campers are grouped according to age and ability.

Drama Camp Highlights

• Accomplished actors and experienced youth theater directors who genuinely care about each camper's growth
• Collegiate theater facilities including recital halls and theater-style classrooms
• Professional stage with lighting and sound for final performances
• Small-group instruction ensuring personalized attention and support
• Age-based grouping that provides developmentally appropriate challenges
• Daily acting, improv, scene study, music, singing, and movement training
• Behind-the-scenes theater experience including set design, blocking, and stagecraft
• Bi-weekly Drama Shows professionally recorded for families to keep
• Water fun at every location — indoor pools for recreational swim or inflatable water slides, slip 'n slides and sprinkler games (see location for details)
• Air-conditioned classrooms and cafeteria
• Over 45 years of creating safe, supportive environments where creativity and confidence thrive

Coach Credentials That Impress

• Professional actors with extensive stage performance experience
• Youth theater directors with over a decade of experience working with children
• Staff trained in age-appropriate performance instruction and positive encouragement
• Instructors who emphasize confidence-building, creative expression, and stage presence
• Mentors who create welcoming environments where campers feel supported taking risks on stage
• Dedicated professionals committed to making theater accessible, empowering, and fun for all skill levels