Shakespeare Camp!
Fall Classes
Send us your kids, and we will send them back bonafide Shakespeare nerds!
We are taking our Shakespeare Camps online!
All camps will be held over Zoom.
Sign Up closes Friday, September 25
All camps will be held over Zoom.
Sign Up closes Friday, September 25
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Shakespeare Camp
ONLINE Tuesdays September 29 - December 8, 2020 (No class the week of November 23) 4p to 6p ET Ages: 7 to 10 Maximum number of campers: 10 Cost: $400 per camper Campers will learn about Shakespeare's life and times, his writing style, and dive into one of his plays. We will explore the Bard's world through theatre games, art projects and more! The class will culminate in a presentation for family and friends, where campers will share what they learned and perform scenes from the play they spent the fall exploring. SIGN UP! |
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Shakespeare Intensive
ONLINE Thursdays October 1 - December 10, 2020 (No class the week of November 23) 4p to 6p ET Ages: 11 to 13 Maximum number of campers: 10 Cost: $400 per camper Take your skills to the next level! This camp for ages 11-13 is an opportunity for young actors to dive deeper into Shakespeare’s language, characters and stories. Campers will immerse themselves in classical texts, make connections to our world today, and create new, original material inspired by the Bard. The camp will culminate in a final performance for friends and family. SIGN UP! |
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NEW!
Puppet Camp ONLINE Wednesdays September 30 - December 9, 2020 (No class the week of November 23) 4p to 6p ET Ages: 7 to 13 Maximum number of campers: 10 Cost: $400 per camper |
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Drawing inspiration from Bug Play, our new play for young audiences, campers will learn about different puppetry techniques and create puppets from around the house! They build their own puppets out of what seems mundane, transforming into the remarkable the everyday items found in your house. Once the puppets are built, we will devise a play around their creations. The class will culminate in a presentation for family and friends, where campers will share what they learned and perform their show.
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This is why I think Shakespeare is really good: you see all these imaginative things. You might think it's boring, but it really pops into your head. It's really cool now to me. You know, it's just good stories. Really good made up stories." |
"This was a thoroughly rich week of learning and play. It's the sort of experience you hope your child has in school daily - being exposed to enthusiastic and gifted teachers who can turn your kid onto any subject. |
My daughter has been to many different types of camps and this was her all-time favorite. In the morning she couldn't wait to get there. I highly recommend Shakespeare camp. Nearly two months later, she’s still talking about it! It's truly a unique and unforgettable camp experience." |
This was my favorite camp ever...I recommend this to other kids because they’re learning while they’re having fun. It’s cool to learn history and all about Shakespeare while you’re also having fun.” |
