Summer Drama Programs and Drama Camps Details - New York College & University Locations

Alfred, NY - Alfred University

Summer Theater Institute

Description:
This exciting, intensive program is for students interested in learning more about theater production and performance. Summer Theater at Alfred provides a great opportunity for students to create, experience and develop perspectives and skills in theater through full group sessions and with a good deal of individual attention, training and experience in theater from our distinguished faculty. Our unique blend of broad choices and training in specific areas leads to many energetic classes and much individual growth. With a dynamic, engaging, talented and caring faculty, terrific facilities, and lovely surroundings, the Alfred University Theater Institute could make this your best summer ever!
Morning sessions focus on actor training. Afternoons are devoted to design, technical theater, voice and voice development. In the late afternoons students choose particular areas to work on, including voice for the stage, acting, design, technical theater and/or stage managing. At least one trip to a professional theater will be included in the program. The institute will conclude with a public performance of scenes and at least one rehearsed short play.
When not in class or rehearsal, students enjoy planned recreational activities which may include indoor and outdoor games, movies, visits to a nearby lake for picnics and campfires, swimming, hikes, bowling, hayrides, social gatherings at the Terra Cotta Coffee House and a farewell party on the last night. Living, dining, and learning together, students have ample opportunity to get to know each other and develop lasting friendships.

Program Information:
The Summer Theater Institute is a coed, residential program for students entering grades 10-12 • Dates: July 5-17, 2010 • Cost: $1,995 covers tuition, housing, food, field trip, supervision, activities and program materials • Application deadline: April 16, 2010

Contact:

Office of Summer Programs
Alfred University
Saxon Drive
Alfred, NY 14802

Telephone:	(607) 871-2612
Email:	summerpro@alfred.edu
Web Site:	www.alfred.edu/summer

Alfred, N.Y.

Bayside (Queens), NY - Queensborough Community College

Teen Acting Ensemble Workshop
NYC/Queens/Brooklyn/Long Island & Metro Region

Description:
Spend you summer on stage in this four-week acting workshop for the serious young actor (ages 13 – 19). In addition to classes, all are cast in a fully staged play presented to the public in the newly renovated intimate 200-seat Shadow Box Theatre on the Queensborough campus. You study with working professionals in a variety of performing arts classes and rehearse the play each afternoon with a professional stage director. One of the best values in NYC!
This workshop immerses teen students in the world of acting in a professional, supportive, and creative atmosphere. Classes have included acting, voice and diction, movement, on-camera, stage combat, mime, stage make-up, period styles, audition technique, improvisation, and other performing arts. Please see sample teacher bio’s on our web site.
An excellent hands-on workshop for those auditioning for performing arts colleges and high schools, as well as those young performers looking for a professional acting and performance experience. A great resume builder.
All must audition. See the web site for audition information and appointments or call 718-595-2905 ASAP

Also, Musical Theatre Workshop for 7 – 19 Year olds. Go to:
http://www.summeroncampus.com/main/ProgramDetail.asp?ID=893

Program Information:
TEEN ACTING ENSEMBLE
coed • teens • DAY program (commuters only, reasonable housing available at YMCA. Call for details.)
June 28 - July 25, 2010 • Mon. - Fri, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Weekend performances: Saturday and Sunday, July 24 & July 25
Call/ email or visit website for Auditions & Open House schedule. Tuition is $1700.
See more information on our TheaterArtsCenter web site (Go to link in “Contact” section below).
Copy & paste link below to View Video Clip of Teen Acting Ensemble & Workshop:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZJC-XH471g

Other Locations:
Musical Theatre and Acting Camp Workshops are also held at Budzynski Studios in Doylestown, PA (Bucks County, PA.)
Click weblink below for further information on Pennsylvania Theater Camps.

Contact:

Robert Laconi

Telephone:	(718) 595-2905
Email:	mail@theatreartscenter.com
Web Site:	TheatreArtsCenter.com

Bayside (Queens), N.Y.

Bayside (Queens), NY - Queensborough Community College

Musical Theatre & Dance Workshop & Performance
NYC/Queens/Brooklyn/Long Island & Metro Region

Description:
Spend you summer onstage with other talented young performers and experience the world of musical theatre, dance, and acting in a professionally based, four-week workshop (9am-4pm) for ages *8 -19 yrs old (*must have completed second grade). Five Performance Companies by age and ability so you study & perform with students in your age group. Learn with professionals from Broadway, Regional Theatre, Film, and TV (bio’s on the web site) and perform in an 800-seat professional theatre. A fifth week Teen Cabaret Company Vocal Workshop & performance is an option for advanced teens (by invitation). The hands-on workshop is in residence at the Professional Performing Arts Center at Queensborough College in Bayside, Queens, New York City. Includes classes in dance, acting, on-camera, musical theater, improv, music & voice, and more, in addition to being choreographed by several Broadway Guest Artists. Everyone performs in professionally directed, fully staged shows. Teens: excellent preparation for performing arts schools and colleges. All students experience what it is like to be in a professional show. All must audition. Founded 1985. One of the best values in NYC.

Also Teen Acting Ensemble Workshop for 13-19 year old actors. June 28 - July 25, 2010
See: http://www.summeroncampus.com/main/ProgramDetail.asp?ID=924

Program Information:
Musical Theatre & Dance Workshops
coed • teens & children (three companies cast -- ages: 7-11, 11-13, 14-19) • day program (commuters only, free parking.)
July 5 – Aug. 1, 2010 • Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Final weekend performance July 31 & Aug. 1)
Tuition is $1700 (+ $100 costume fee, yours to keep)
Tuition is $1600 (+ $100 costume fee, yours to keep)

Teen Cabaret Company Workshop: Aug 2 – 8, 2010; Tuition: add $450 (fifth week option for teens who have completed the four week Musical Theatre or Acting Ensemble Workshops only. Other advanced teens welcome to apply. By audition/invitation.)
The location is convenient to Queens, NYC, Brooklyn, Long Island, and the metro region. Near LIRR. (No official housing, but YMCA local housing available for independent students. Call for details.) Early drop-off and late pick-up option (pending).

For Auditions & Open House schedule, click on website link below.

Click here to view video clip of Musical Theatre and Dance Workshop!

Contact:

Robert Laconi

Telephone:	(718) 595-2905
Email:	mail@theatreartscenter.com
Web Site:	TheatreArtsCenter.com
	www.qcc.cuny.edu/VirtualTour/directions.htm
	(directions to Queensborough Community College)

Bayside (Queens), N.Y.

Binghamton, NY - Binghamton University

Binghamton University Summer Youth Musical Theater Workshop

Description:
This program is for youths, 12-18 years old, who want to participate in a real musical production while learning new skills and developing experience. This year the musical is Titanic. Two groups perform their own production (two performances each) with their own actors, singers, and chorus.
All students have the opportunity to participate in several aspects of the production. Professional artists provide vocal and acting lessons and coaching as related to the musical roles. This year for the first time there will be a full residential as well as commuter option. Master classes and private lessons will be available for an extra fee. For the first time registrants have the option of a full residential or commuter program
A fully staged production of Titanic in the Watters Theater at Binghamton University (each session has it's own production culminating in two performances) • Individual and group voice training • Acting and improvisation classes • Movement and dance classes • Stagecraft experience, makeup and costumes • Master classes/private individual classes available for additional fee

Program Information:
Co-ed • Sunday, July 25, 2010 – Sunday, August 15, 2010
Students age 12-18 with an interest in theater and performing
Residential Program: $2,995 (price includes program, dormitory room, meals, off-hour activities, & opportunity to perform)
Commuter Program: $395: (price includes audition, program, & opportunity to perform).
Additional Master Classes and private lessons available for extra fee.

For Audition Information and further details, please contact Binghamton University Continuing Education & Outreach. See Contact section below.

Contact:

Continuing Education and Outreach
Binghamton University SUNY
P.O. Box 6000
Binghamton, NY 13902-6000

Telephone:	(607) 777-6857
	(877) 313-2508
Fax:	(607) 777-4544
Email:	online@binghamton.edu
Web Site:	continuinged.binghamton.edu/

Binghamton, N.Y.

Brooklyn, NY - Polytechnic Institute of NYU

ACTING & FILMMAKING CAMP
SOCAPA: School of Cinema & Performing Arts in New York City

Description:
Tired of sitting in the audience? Want to be up on the screen instead? Join the next generation of dramatic performers and visual storytellers at SOCAPA, the School of Cinema and Performing Arts. With summer programs ranging in length from two to six weeks, and campuses in New York, California, and Vermont, there's no excuse for not taking action. Come make the magic!
Since it was founded in 1998, SOCAPA has quickly become one of the premier visual and performing arts programs in the world. Nowhere else will you find this level of creative intensity combined with this much fun. Whether you are acting in short films in Hollywood, dancing in a hip-hop video under the Brooklyn Bridge, or directing a 16mm short film on Lake Champlain, you're sure to have the experience of a lifetime.

Program Information:
SOCAPA SUMMERS is coed, day or overnight, for ages 11-13 (Youth) and 14-18 (Teen), ranging in length from 2-6 weeks. SOCAPA has separate programs in Filmmaking, Acting for Film, Dance (Jazz & Hip-Hop) Link to: www.socapa.org/dancecamps.htm. & Photography
Since it was founded in 1998, SOCAPA has quickly become one of the premier visual and performing arts programs in the world. Nowhere else will you find this level of creative intensity combined with this much fun. Whether you are acting in short films in Hollywood, dancing in a hip-hop video under the Brooklyn Bridge, or directing a 16mm short film on Lake Champlain, you're sure to have the experience of a lifetime.
2010 Dates for New York Campus:
Session ONE:
2 week camps: June 13 - June 26 • 1 week camps: June 20 - June 26
Session TWO:
2 week camps: June 27 - July 10 • 3 week camps: June 27 - July 17
Session THREE:
2 week camps: July 18 - July 31 • 3 week camps: July 18- Aug 7
2010 Dates for Los Angeles Campus:
1, 2, and 3 week sessions starting June 27
2010 Dates for Vermont Campus:
1, 2, and 3 week sessions starting June 27
Please see our website for dates and costs and further details: www. socapa.org.

Other Locations:
Programs in New York City, Los Angeles, CA and Burlington, Vermont!

Contact:

SOCAPA Admissions
Tribeca Film Center
375 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013

Telephone:	(212) 941-4057
	(800) 718-2787
Email:	info@socapa.org
Web Site:	www.socapa.org

Brooklyn, N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA)

Actor Training Summer Program

Description:
The Academy offers six-week and two-week Summer Intensives at both its New York and California schools. The Summer Programs are designed for those who would like to begin their study of acting and for those who would like to test their interest and ability in an environment of professional training. Each section of students is carefully selected to assure as much similarity of background, maturity and objectives as possible.
For the high school and college student, it provides an opportunity to test educational goals and the choice of a profession. For the educator, the program serves as a means to refresh oneself and gain new insight into dramatic instruction. For many adults, it provides an opportunity to explore an unfulfilled ambition. For all, it adds a professional dimension to their experience of the dramatic arts.
The courses include classes in Acting, Voice & Speech, Vocal Production and Movement. Various elective classes are available, such as Musical Theatre, Mime, Stage Make-up and Fencing, at additional cost.
Applicants must be age 16 by the start of the program.

Program Information:

Six Week Intensive 2010
New York: June 28 - August 6 , 2010
Los Angeles: July 6 - August 13, 2010
Cost: Tuition - $2100; Electives: $100

Two Week Acting Intensives 2010
New York
Musical Theatre: June 14 - June 25 or July 19 - July 30 • Tuition $ 1,500.00
Shakespeare : July 19 - July 30 • Tuition $1,500.00
Screenwriting for the Actor : July 19 - July 30 • Tuition $1,200.00
Acting for the Camera & Audition Technique: June 14 - June 25 or July 19 - July 30 • Tuition $1,500.00
Digital Film Making for the Actor: June 28 - July 9 (no class July 5th) • Tuition $1,500.00
Los Angeles:
Musical Theatre: June 28 - July 10 • Tuition $1500
One Person Show:June 28 - July 9 (no class July 5th) • Tuition $750.00
Acting for Camera & Audition Technique: July 12 - July 23 or July 26 - August 6 • Tuition $1,500.00
Advanced Camera Acting: July 12 - July 23 or July 26— August 6 • Tuition $1,500.00

Contact:

American Academy of Dramatic Arts
120 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10016

Telephone:	(800) 463-8990 (New York)
	(800) 222-2867 (Hollywood)
Web Site:	www.aada.org/academics/summer_program.html

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - Meredith Willson Residence Hall on campus of The Juilliard School

Summer Theatre Institute NYC, 2010:
housing at Meredith Willson Residence Hall on campus of The Juilliard School, Lincoln Center

Description:
Summer Theatre Institute-NYC, marking its 11th year in New York, is the summer program of Youth Theatre of New Jersey (a non-profit, arts-education organization now in its 26th year).

Summer Theatre Institute - NYC, 2010, is a residential, theatre-training program for teens (ages 14-19, high school freshman and up). Students will be housed in the Meredith Willson Residence Hall located on the campus of The Juilliard School, Lincoln Center and classes will be held in professional theatre studios in the theatre district - The Nola Studios and New Dance Theatre Group. The program is open to actors, musical theatre actors, dancer-actors, playwrights and directors. STI-NYC offers a comprehensive and exciting theatre training experience. Along with a rigorous program of multi-discipline theatre skills, students have the opportunity to connect with some of the best professional theatre teaching artists in the field.
STI-NYC brings together theatre students who are passionate about the theatre and who wish to train at an intensive and serious level with professional teaching artists. Students arrive from across the United States, Canada, Asia and Europe to live together on a college campus in the heart of New York City. They immerse themselves in a multi-tiered program that includes professional theatre training, cultural field trips, shows, shopping, new friendships, and full days of acquiring new skills and exchanging creative ideas.

Beginning with the discovery and challenge of developing new physical theatre skills, students explore their creativity and immerse themselves in a month-long conservatory program that is rigorous, rewarding and fun. Classes are taught in acting, mime, playwriting, directing, musical theatre, dance, voice, movement styles, singing, stage combat, improv and much more. In an atmosphere that allows students to develop skills without competition or pressure, the emphasis is on exposure to different techniques, the process of training and ensemble work. At STI-NYC students develop strong friendships and are mentored by teaching theatre artists who enjoy the ideas, creative risks and energy of teen artists. Along with many performance projects, a final original show is presented to the public. Enhancing the training at Summer Theatre Institute- NYC, is the city of New York – living in the Lincoln Center area (home to The Juilliard School, the Metropolitan Opera House, Avery Fisher Hall, New York State Theatre), and feeling the cultural energy of the Big Apple - theatre, dance, music, architecture, museums, shopping, food, media, ideas, and inspiration.

Program Information:
coed • ages 14-19 (high school freshman and up) • 4-week residential program - JUNE 20, TO JULY 16, 2010
For Actors, Musical Theatre Actors, Dancer-Actors, Directors and Playwrights
Admission is by audition/interview. Auditions are by appointment and DVD auditions are also accepted. Specific audition requirements are listed in the brochure. Audition deadline is May 24th. Auditions are held in New York City and Los Angeles starting in January. Space is limited and students should apply early!

For the complete application packet, a complete mailing address is needed. Please call (201) 415-5329 or e-mail (see below). • costs (if paid by May 24) include: Application fee - $65, and $5,940 (tuition, room/board, field trip fees)

Additional Information:
Summer Theatre Institute-New York City, 2010, is a pre-college, theatre-training program. For many students it is their first exposure to an intensive, conservatory theatre curriculum that exposes them to a broad-range of theatre skills taught by professional theatre artists. The training inspires ideas and emphasizes the collaboration of ensemble members while respecting individual creativity. STI-NYC also instills confidence, discipline, excitement about the work, and bonds students in lifelong friendships. The students bring their love and passion for the theatre, challenge their physical prowess, and develop useful theatre tools that enhance their communication skills and push their imagination boundaries. Additionally, they experience the joy of living in one of the greatest cities in the world-New York – The Big Apple!

Other Locations:
Teen Studio Theatre Institute trains students from September to May. Teen Studio Theatre Institute offers classes in acting, movement, dance, singing, musical theatre, college prep audition, and individual coaching. The program is opened to actors, musical theatre actors, dancers, singers, playwrights, and directors (ages 12-18) at studio spaces in New York City. For details, visit:
http://www.youththeatreinstitutes.org/

Contact:

Allyn Sitjar, Artistic Director
Summer Theater Institute
23 Tomahawk Trail
Sparta, New Jersey 07871

Telephone:	(201) 415-5329 cell phone
	(973) 729-6026 evenings and weekends
Fax:	(973) 726-8926
Email:	youththeatreallyn@yahoo.com
Web Site:	www.youththeatreinstitutes.org/

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - New York Institute of Technology

Acting Shakespeare Teen Summer Intensive July 2010

Description:
Acting Shakespeare Teen Summer Intensive (for 15-18 year olds) combines Physical Theater, Movement Training and Character Development acting methods with Classical Shakespearian Language to provide young actors with the fundamentals required in the professional acting arena.

Classes will be held at the long-established and prominent Actors Movement Studio in Midtown Manhattan, NY in the heart of the Theater District.
July 12 - July 29, 2010 from 10 AM – 5:30 PM daily. Early Registration Discount.
For registration, application, fees and further details, visit website link below in the Contact section. Dorm housing available upon request (additional charge)

Studio faculty, as well as master teachers and guest teaching artists, will participate in the training over the 3-week intensive period.

Participants will have the opportunity to: Study with Master Teachers and Guest Artists. Learn acting techniques used by NYC acting professionals. Train in the heart of New York City’s legendary and historic theatre district

Train with Master Teachers:
• Williamson Physical Technique
• Elizabethan Period Style Character
• Shakespearean Text
• Shakespeare Monologues and Scene Work
• Linklater Voice Technique
• Michael Chekhov Technique
• Viewpoints & Composition
• RasaBoxes

Guest Artist Master Classes
• Mask-Neutral and Character
• Mime and Pantomime
• Elizabethan Dance
• Stage Combat
• Puppetry

Additional Information:
The Faculty consists of Master Teachers and Guest Artists:
Janice Orlandi- Artistic Director of Actors Movement Studio NYC, Certified teacher of Williamson Physical Technique and Period Style and Dance; Bill Bowers- renowned Mime artist who recently worked with John Turturro and Aida Turturro in the Soul of Naples on Broadway and in Italy; Shelley Wyant- Founding Artistic Director of internationally acclaimed mask & puppet performance company MaskWork Unlimited, Shelley has taught classes and workshops for NYU, Yale, Circle in the Square, Smith, Brown, Stella Adler Conservatory, The Actors Studio MFA Program, and Bard College, among many others; Paula Murray Cole- RASABOXES TRAINING, Co-Director of Education for East Coast Artists. Taught acting, voice and movement and directed productions at Ithaca College, the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, Interlochen National Arts Camp, Trollwood Summer Performing Arts Camp, and the Governor's Magnet School for the Arts of Virginia.

Contact:

Actors Movement Studio
302 West 37th Street 6th floor
New York, NY 10018

Telephone:	(212) 736-3309 AMS home office
Email:	ams@actorsmovementstudio.com
Web Site:	www.actorsmovementstudio.com/teen/
	(Shakespeare Summer Intensive for Teens)
	www.actorsmovementstudio.com/

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts

Four-Week Summer Acting Program

Description:
NYCDA’s Summer Program is a rigorous, but exhilarating four-week program that offers you a challenging opportunity to explore acting techniques, camera performance skills, commercial basics, film and TV basics, improvisation and more, with a dedicated, professional faculty of working actors and directors. You’ll interact with students from all over the U.S. and the world and be part of a truly unique New York cultural experience. You’ll even earn six transferable college credits once you successfully complete the 4-week program. It basically offers two levels of instruction, based on your experience.
Each level is four weeks long and the workshops meet from approximately 9am to 6pm, five days a week. Class size is limited to maximize individual time and attention. The technique level lets the beginning performer explore the physical, emotional and vocal life necessary for an energized, focused, creative camera performance while the Performance Level offers the more experienced actor a challenging workout as they make the transition from stage to screen. The curriculum emphasizes on-camera technique in both single and multi-camera performance.
You’ll also participate in a variety of extra-curricular activities that only New York can offer - all safe and completely chaperoned. These include meeting industry movers and shakers from agents to casting directors to real actors with helpful advice. Dormitory housing can also be provided.

Program Information:
Session 1: June 14 – July 9, 2010
Orientation & Move-in: June 13, 2010
Session 2: July 19 – August 13, 2010
Orientation & Move-in: July 18, 2010
Minimum age: 16 years old
How to enroll? Simply go to www.sft.edu, click on “Apply Now” and complete our online application.
Audition for scholarship: Although you don’t need to audition for the program, auditioning may earn you scholarship money!

Contact:

The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts
39 W 19th Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011

Email:	admission@sft.edu
Web Site:	www.sft.edu/programs/summerProgram.html
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New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

New York (New York City / Manhattan), NY - Weist-Barron-ACTeen Academy

ACTeen Summer Academies
Acting for Theater, Film, Musical Theater or Television

Description:
ACTeen-Acting for Teens (established in 1978) is the nation’s first film acting academy for teens (ages 13-15,16-20).
Affordable full or part-time conservatories in June, July, or August offer sixteen+ electives, taught in seven multi-camera studios, in the heart of New York City’s theater district. Our professional working instructors and our successful working graduates attest to our dedication and commitment to excellence.
ACTeen develops dedicated pre-professionals into technically proficient, versatile, and marketable actors. By successfully combining theater fundamentals with spontaneous, effective on-camera acting techniques, students learn to successfully create both film and theater roles with skill and professionalism.
ACTeen is located in an office building near Rockefeller Center and New York’s Broadway Theater district, convenient to all major transportation hubs. Summer students come to ACTeen from across the United States and overseas. The staff is composed of working actors, directors and casting professionals, many of whom teach at other universities and conservatories. Small classes, (8-12 students max) grouped by age and ability enable a close personal relationship between students and faculty.
Hundreds of ACTeen graduates have achieved successful careers in films, television, and on Broadway, starring on TV series (Friday Night Lights, One Tree Hill, The Sopranos, That 70’s Show, Charmed,) each of the last ten years. Many alumni acquired their professionalism, and first representation through ACTeen’s industry showcases.

Program Information:
June Academy: June 21 to July 1, 2010
July Academy: July 5 to July 29, 2010
August Academy: August 2 to August 18, 2010
Summer Saturday Program: July 10 - August 14, 2010 (Saturdays only)
Audition and Interview is required before Registration.
For housing, ACTeen can provide names of affordable college dormitories in New York City.
Please go to web site link below for ACTeen’s Summer Application, and further details.
Students from out of state may apply via the “Long Distance Application” procedures.

Contact:

Rita Litton, Director
ACTeen-Acting for Teens
35 W. 45th Street, 6th floor
New York, New York 10036

Telephone:	(212) 391-5915
Email:	rita@acteen.com
Web Site:	www.acteen.com

New York (New York City / Manhattan), N.Y.

Old Westbury, NY - SUNY Old Westbury

Future Stars Day Camps: Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Circus Arts, Dance, Drama, Lacrosse, Magic, Multi-Sport, Rugby, Science (CSI), Soccer, Softball, Swim, Tennis, Volleyball, Little Stars

Description:
For over 30 years, Future Stars has been providing families in Westchester, Manhattan, and Long Island with comprehensive, specialty camp programs in the New York area. Programs will be directed by experienced and qualified teachers and coaches, who share a passion for working with children. Campers enjoy a daily recreational swim period, relaxing lunch & tremendous camaraderie with fellow campers & coaches.

Baseball Camp: Campers will work individually and as teams to improve their offense and defense, power hitting, average, throwing, fielding, and speed/agility. Boys aged 6-16.
Basketball Camp : Campers will benefit from our philosophy of small-group instruction, close supervision, emphasis on skills, quality game play, and focus on team-work. Boys & Girls aged 6-16.
Cheerleading Camp: Campers participate in a dynamic, fun-filled program combining dance, jump, cheers and chants. Girls aged 7-16.
Circus Arts Camp: Campers will have chance to explore a wide variety of uniquely challenging circus arts skills. All skills are performed in a safe and highly supervised environment with trained professionals. Boys & Girls aged 7-16.
Dance Camp: Campers take part in classes in techniques of Modern, Ballet, Hip-Hop & Jazz, learning how to perform with poise and confidence. Girls aged 7-16.
Drama: Campers learn & enjoy while they rehearse, act and perform with the session culminating a Drama show for family, friends and fellow campers. Boys & Girls aged 8-16.
Lacrosse Camp: ampers follow a program with major emphasis on teaching & developing individual skills whilst also developing ‘field sense’ and team concepts. Boys & Girls aged 7-16.
Magic Camp: Campers participate in an exciting program, learning amazing feats of magic & illusion under the guidance of award winning magician David Oliver. Boys & Girls aged 7-16.
Multi-Sport Camp: Perfect blend of sports, recreational games, and camaraderie with campers participating in a multitude of exciting fun-filled games. Focus is on helping campers enjoy themselves in an atmosphere that promotes self confidence and team-work. Boys & Girls aged 6-16.
Rugby Camp: Campers follow a fun, co-educational, non contact (flag rugby), game-based introduction to rugby, giving students a basic understanding of the teamwork, rugby values, basic vocabulary, game knowledge & skills required to play flag rugby Boys & Girls aged 7-16.
Science (CSI) Camp: Campers will use science to connect the dots and help sniff out the suspects in this hands-on investigation into the science of sleuthing. Boys & Girls aged 7-12.
Soccer Camp: Campers follow a program that emphasizes ball control, passing, agility, attacking, and defending with daily matches to ensure all campers all challenged & develop further. Boys & Girls aged 6-16.
Softball Camp: Campers are challenged to become more confident and composed players following a technical and tactical program of hitting, fielding, throwing, catching, and agility drills. Girls aged 11-16.
Swim Camp: Campers follow daily program of technical training sessions designed to foster stroke fundamentals & to develop individuals to their full potential. Boys & Girls aged 6-16.
Tennis Camp: Program is individually designed to methodically challenge players of all levels. Campers are encouraged to enhance their strokes and strategies via group lesson, skill building drills, organized play, target training, & more. Boys & Girls aged 6-16.

Program Information:
2010 Summer Day Camp Dates {Weekly Programs}
Baseball Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Basketball Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Cheerleading Camp: 7/12-7/23 {2 Weekly Sessions}
Circus Arts Camp: 6/28-8/6 {3 x 2 Week Sessions}
Dance Camp: 7/26-8/6 {2 Weekly Sessions}
Drama Camp: 7/5-8/13 {3 x 2 Week Sessions}
Lacrosse Camp: 7/5-8/13 {6 Weekly Sessions}
Magic Camp: 7/26-8/6 {2 Weekly Sessions}
Multi-Sport Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Rugby Camp: Schedule TBC. Call for Details
Science (CSI) Camp: Schedule TBC. Call for Details
Soccer Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Softball Camp: 7/26-8/6 {2 Weekly Sessions}
Swim Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Tennis Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
Volleyball Camp: 8/9-8/20 {2 Weekly Sessions}
Little Stars Camp: 6/28-8/20 {8 Weekly Sessions}
COST = $625 per-week (Includes Tuition, Lunch, Door-to-Door Transportation & Daily Recreational Swim)

Contact:

Future Stars Camps
Armonk, NY 10504

Telephone:	(516) 876-3490
Fax:	(914) 273-8506
Email:	ow@fscamps.com
Web Site:	www.fscamps.com/

Old Westbury, N.Y.

Oswego, NY - SUNY Oswego

Oswego Summerfame Theatre Program- Residential

Description:
Oswego’s Summerfame experience is a special residential, intensive experience for students entering grades 9 -12 to train in several performance disciplines: acting, vocal music, dance, musical theatre and technical theatre.
Musical Theatre
Performance students may elect to focus on acting or musical theatre at Summerfame. Classes in musical theatre concentrate on selections from the musical theatre repertoire. Acting and movement classes and seminars (in areas such as improv, neutral mask, auditioning techniques and college/career options) will add to your knowledge base and skill level. All performance students will work with a choreographer to complete the musical theatre experience. At the end of the program, open classes will allow students to exhibit material and performances for friends and families.
Design and Technical Theatre
Will you have a school musical next fall or spring? How will you light and stage it? What about sound? We provide you with professional knowledge, insights, tricks and practices in technical theatre design and stage management! Students interested in stage management and theatrical design receive instruction in all areas of technical theatre – set design, lighting, sound and special effects. You assist in managing the stages and acts at Oswego Harborfest, one of the largest musical festivals in the Northeast! Mixing real work experiences at Harborfest and high-level classes, Summerfame provides you with an opportunity to highlight your work and creativity.

Program Information:
Summerfame is a coed, residential program.
Students entering grades 9 – 12 by recommendation of teacher or private instructor
Dates: Sunday July 18 – 30, 2010
Tuition, room and board is $1675 inclusive
Participants receive certificate of completion in area of specialty.

Additional Information:
Kevin Kennison, Casting Director for Disney on Broadway, National and international touring companies is also a producer, director and master teacher. Mr. Kennison also works in conjunction with ABC Primetime and Walt Disney Entertainment. He also casts off-Broadway and regional productions. A former faculty member of New York University Tisch School of the Arts and the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, Mr. Kennison teaches all levels of acting, audition technique, the business of acting, directing, theatre history, and drama in education.
SUNY Oswego is located right on Lake Ontario. The college provides wonderful opportunities to learn and for recreation and enjoyment in a safe, beautiful residential campus environment.

Click here to download Oswego Summerfame application.

Contact:

Telephone:	(315) 312-4483 Mark Cole
	(315) 312-6612 Fritz Messere
Email:	cma@oswego.edu
Web Site:	www.oswego.edu/summerfame

Oswego, N.Y.

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