Camp Classic: Summer Camp Has Been Cancelled

Camp Classic: Summer Camp has been cancelled his year due to COVID-19. Please join us next Summer in 2021!

Campers will travel back in time to the days of adventure & magic, heroes & heroines, gods & rulers, and giants & ogres! Learn how to make a story come to life by using elements of the theatre to create your own characters, masks, props, and costumes, culminating in a final performance. Campers may register for individual sessions or more! Each week will be split into 2 age groups (ages 6-9 & 10-13) and focus on one of the following: Greek Mythology, Japanese Folklore, Egyptian Legends, and European Fairy Tales.

Week 1 (July 6-10, 2020): Greek Mythology-

What was it like hanging out with the gods on Mount Olympus? How did Medusa come to have all of those pesky snakes as hair? Is Zeus responsible for creating thunderstorms? Come find out as you unlock the stories of Hercules, Dionysus, Athena, The Trojan War, and The Iliad & The Odyssey.

Week 2 (July 13-17, 2020): Japanese Folklore-

Learn the practice of ancient Noh drama and Kabuki theatre, performed in traditional tabi socks! Campers will explore Japanese ghost stories (obakebanashi) and tales of long ago (mukashibanashi) originating from and an assortment of forest-dwelling supernatural beings like the Dragon, the Kappa, the Tengu, and the Oni.

Week 3 (July 20-24, 2020): Egyptian Legends-

Discover the ancient Egyptian practices of tomb paintings, burial rituals, and how to perfect Cleopatra’s kohl eye makeup. Dig into the ancient papyrus scrolls and explore the legends and history of Ra the sun god, Isis & Osiris, and King Tutankhamen, in a world of pharaohs, mummies, sphinx and pyramids.

Week 4 (July 27-31, 2020): European Fairy Tales-

Do you believe that hair can be spun into gold, or that a house can be made entirely of candy? Explore the world of fantasy, where monsters, witches, princesses, and mean little men rule the land! Campers will explore stories such as; Rumpelstiltskin, Rapunzel, Beowulf, Hansl & Gretl, and The Boy Who Cried Wolf.

Daily Arts Focus: All groups will participate in a daily Arts Focus, where students will create theatre pieces such as; masks, props, and costumes. These pieces may be used during performances, and most pieces may be taken home on the final performance day.

Camp Schedule:

4 weeks: July 6-31, 2020

Each session/week will run Monday-Friday

Camp times: 9:00am-3:00pm

Drop off: 8:45am-9:00am, Pick up: 3:00pm-3:15pm

Extended care: 7:30am & 5:30pm

Performances per session on Fridays from 2:00pm-3:00pm

Camp rates:

1-week session- $235 Early Bird tuition, $250 After May 1, sibling discounts available.

A $15 non-refundable tuition deposit and a $10 operation fee is due per student, in addition to tuition at time of registration.

Scholarships available! Email kroye@classictheatre.org to apply today!

Included in camp rates:

One camp shirt

Class creations may be taken home on the final day of session

We’re excited to have you with us at Camp Classic!

Please take a look at the Camp Policies & Procedures guidelines so you are best prepared for your camper’s experience at Camp Classic.

If you have any questions, please contact us at 210-468-3900 or email kroye@classictheatre.org.

Guidelines