THEATRECAMP 2008

JUNE 30 - JULY 4 (9:30-2:30): Grade 3-5 [FULL]

JULY 7 - JULY 11 (9:30-2:30): Grade 4-6 [1 Opening Remaining]

JULY 14 - JULY 18 (9:30-2:30): Grade 6-8 [1 Opening Remaining]

JULY 21 - JULY 25 (9:30-2:30): Grade 7-10 [8 Openings Remaining]

Cost: $55/week

Limited Enrollment: 18 youth each week, based on a first-registered-with-payment basis.

Schedule: For the benefit of all registrants, daily attendance is required.

Performance: A performance will be scheduled for the Friday evening for families and friends to attend.

Lunch: Each person will need to bring a lunch with a drink each day. Snacks/drink will be provided.

Age Limited: Grade levels are as of September 2008. Sorry, we cannot accept any child that is younger than grade 3.

Cancellation: Registration may be changed (space permitting) or cancelled up until June 1. From June 2 to the first day of camp, refunds less $20 will be made. No refunds are permitted during the week of camp.

Guidelines: For the safety and benefit of all registrants, all youth must participate under the direction of the leadership. Those choosing not to follow the leadership will not be permitted to return and no refund will be made.

In the unlikely event that it becomes necessary, the camp leadership reserves the right to cancel or change a camp week.

HISTORY

In the summer of 2006, Len Cuthbert first kicked off his creation of Theatre Camp. The first summer resulted in two sold out weeks for grade 3-5 kids. Jessica Edwards, a graduate student of UWO and Althouse Teacher's College, was the Program Director Intern for the 2006 camp.

In 2007, a third week designed for grade 6-8 youth was added and all three weeks of FridgeDoorLive! were filled. Susan Edmonds, a graduate student of Wilfrid Laurier and Althouse Teacher's College, was the Program Director Intern for the 2007 camp.

DESCRIPTION

The camp, founded on Christian values, offers an opportunity for kids with an interest in the performing arts to be involved in a variety of theatre activity and work towards a final performance that is presented before an audience of family and friends. Along with the fun of meeting new friends, each youth discovers and develops self-confidence, talents and other new experiences.

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