Camp Structure

Each camp is one week long; each week is based on a different production, so that campers who register for more than one week will be able to build more skills while working on different material each week.

Campers work together within age groups (where possible) to create an end-of-week presentation, performed on Friday afternoons for an audience of their family (presuming COVID-protocols and capacity limits will allow).

Campers will learn about many aspects of theatre and musical theatre, such as: stage movement, character work, improvisation, voice, theatre dance, acting techniques, singing, and working with scripts.

They will also be involved with theatre games, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. These activities develop concentration, creativity, teamwork, confidence, and a sense of belonging and achievement.


The camp day:

Activity periods are typically thirty to forty-five minutes long, with the schedule including skills development, creation/development and rehearsal of the Friday production, games, crafts, and improvisation. There is a 30-minute break for lunch, followed by supervised activities; 15-minute snack breaks are scheduled for morning and afternoon. The day begins with warm-up games and ends with cool-down activities. To be integrated with their group and prepared for Friday’s performance, all campers should arrive on time and stay for the full day.


Gender equity:

The camp program is fun, appropriate and challenging for youth of all genders.


We will select and/or develop material based on student interest, the mixture of ages and genders, and the level of experience.  On the first day of camp, campers will choose the material we will use in our Friday show.

Choice of
production:


Bring a nut-free lunch, 2 snacks, and plenty of fluids every day.
Wear comfortable clothing.

If COVID-related restrictions and protocols allow you will be encouraged to invite family and friends (specific number per camper to be determined) to our performance Friday at 3:00 p.m. so they can see the show we’ve put together.

Camper Info


Registration is available on our website.  When you register online, you will receive a confirmation. During the week preceding the camp, we will send you an email with camp final details.  If you have any questions, please be sure to contact us via email or phone at 905-407-9969.

If you prefer to register in person, please contact us by email or at 905-407-9969. 

Registrations are based on a first-come, first served basis, so please register early to ensure a place.

Registration: