For students entering 6th - 12th grade this upcoming Fall

Become a triple threat in just a week in this camp dedicated to honing your musical theater skills! We'll explore Broadway classics as well as contemporary musical theater hits while strengthening our singing, dancing, and acting skills as well as having a lot of fun. Then we’ll select a few pieces to perform on the final day of camp.

Skills Camp: Each Skills Camp at Studio East features different classes. Spend a week taking a deep dive into a specific performing arts skill that range from camera work, to onstage skills, to backstage options. At the end of the week, show off your knowledge with an informal performance, fully-edited video, or portfolio of work.

For students entering 6th - 12th grade this upcoming Fall

When the aging king of a Magical Kingdom (England) decides to split his empire between his three daughters, Cinderella, Belle, and the Snow Queen (who in no way resembles a copyrighted character), terrible tragedy ensues. Terrible, hilarious tragedy. Combining the gut-wrenching plot twists of Game of Thrones, the soul-numbing despair of Shakespearean tragedy, and the optimism of Disney princess movies, this adaptation of King Lear will leave you dying with laughter as the body count mounts. When you play the Game of Tiaras, you win or you die.

Teen Camps are two-three weeks of casting, rehearsing, and performing a fully-staged musical or play. The camp also provides 6th – 12th graders a variety of focused skill-building exercises intended to improve students’ theater skills. These productions are designed so that every participant has a moment to shine! The multi-week structure allows students more time to dive into acting and performance skills, and rehearse a longer, more detailed play than they would in a one-week camp.

No camp July 4th & 5th

For students entering 6th -12th grade this upcoming Fall

A full week of improvisational acting fun! We will learn about the different tenets of improvisation including thinking fast on our feet, working as an ensemble, creating stories, and performing in front of others. Students will learn to take risks and not be afraid to fail as they spend the week exploring a wide variety of improv games and activities.

Skills Camp: Each Skills Camp at Studio East features different classes. Spend a week taking a deep dive into a specific performing arts skill that range from camera work, to onstage skills, to backstage options. At the end of the week, show off your knowledge with an informal performance, fully-edited video, or portfolio of work.

For students entering 6th - 10th grade this upcoming Fall

Hi Barbie! Hi Ken! In this one-week acting camp, we’ll create our own parody play inspired by Barbieland. Will your job be “beach” or “president”? Will Barbie travel to the real world or stay in her dreamhouse? The choice is yours! Using the popular new movie as our inspiration, as well as ideas from the campers, we’ll create a brand-new story in plastic that is sure to be fantastic!

Change It Up Camp: In Change It Up Camp theater camps students create and perform a world premiere in one week! We will create a parody version or popular story or genre, and learn the acting skills to bring it to life under the direction of professional theater artists. Then, after rehearsing our original script, we’ll premiere it on the final day of camp for our family and friends.

For students entering 6th - 12th grade this upcoming Fall

Put on a musical theater extravaganza of your own design in this two-week camp. Campers will be given a wide selection of songs and scenes from popular Broadway shows such as Mean Girls, Beetlejuice, Dear Evan Hansen, and more. They’ll select their favorites and request additional selections, to put together a Broadway Revue of their own design in collaboration with a professional musical theater director and musical director. Since this show will be put together by the students, they’ll have the opportunity to choose what inspires them and put together a show that features every student’s strengths.

Teen Camps are two-three weeks of casting, rehearsing, and performing a fully-staged musical or play. The camp also provides 6th – 12th graders a variety of focused skill-building exercises intended to improve students’ theater skills. These productions are designed so that every participant has a moment to shine! The multi-week structure allows students more time to dive into acting and performance skills, and rehearse a longer, more detailed play than they would in a one-week camp.

For students entering 7th - 12th grade this upcoming Fall

Mini YAPI is a one-week intensive for students interested in more advanced theater training. Taught by the same instructors as the Studio’s five-week Young Actors Professional Intensive (YAPI), students will receive college level training in a variety of content areas. Content for this summer includes: scene study, musical theater, auditions, improv, and acting technique.

For students entering 7th - 12th grade this upcoming Fall

Mini YAPI is a one-week intensive for students interested in more advanced theater training. Taught by the same instructors as the Studio’s five-week Young Actors Professional Intensive (YAPI), students will receive college level training in a variety of content areas. Content for this summer includes: scene study, musical theater, auditions, improv, and acting technique.

For students entering 6th - 10th grade this upcoming Fall

Join a team of detectives trying to solve a murder mystery of your own creation. We’ll create a parody play in the murder mystery genre including suspicious suspects, news reporters, red herrings, bumbling detectives, and more. Use popular murder mysteries such as “Knives Out” and “Only Murders in the Building” as inspiration, or create a brand new story from scratch. The possibilities are endless… perhaps the murderer is you…

Change It Up Camp: In Change It Up Camp theater camps students create and perform a world premiere in one week! We will create a parody version or popular story or genre, and learn the acting skills to bring it to life under the direction of professional theater artists. Then, after rehearsing our original script, we’ll premiere it on the final day of camp for our family and friends.