Summer 2022 - ages 4-7
Acting camps, classes, and performance opportunities for preschoolers and early elementary students.
Spaces in each class/camp are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Register early to save your spot.
Students are welcome to sign up for multiple camps, productions, and classes!
Please contact us if you would like to register for multiple classes and setup a payment plan.
The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza
Auditions: May 15-16
Callbacks: May 18
Performances: July 15-16
Open to ages 4-18
Click Here for Production Information and Audition Signup!
Ages 4-7 can participate in this show as part of the Rising Stars Thursday night class - see below. You DO NOT need to register separately for this production if you are part of Rising Stars.
Rising Stars Class
Thursdays 6:00-6:45pm
$70
Storybook's youngest students, the Rising Stars, have a blast learning about all the fun that theatre can be. Utilizing dramatic play, improvisation games, and short scripts, kids will learn about creating a stage presence and using their whole bodies to show emotion. Popular games and activities in this class
include storytelling, action songs, and much more!
Ideal for the beginner actor AND the kid with dramatic flair!
Students participating in this class will have the opportunity to be part of the studio-wide production of The Greek Mythology Olympiaganza in July.
Animal Superhero Camp
July 25-28, 9:00am-12:00pm
$100
Does your child dream of being a magical flying unicorn, sneaky ninja cat, or maybe a crime-fighting zebra with teleportation skills? Join us as we bring imaginary characters like these to life!
This four-day camp for Storybook's youngest students will include similar games, stories, and activities as our Rising Stars class. Kids will learn about using their whole body to express themselves, build confidence in speaking and performing, and will spend time creating their very own superhero animal character! We'll invent super powers, design costume pieces, and even have a chance to showcase their creations in a parent showcase during the last day of camp.