Camp Applause
June 26-29, 2023
A Performing Arts Day Camp for Rising 3rd - 9th Graders
Presented by Great Bridge Theatre Company
June 26-29, 2023
A Performing Arts Day Camp for Rising 3rd - 9th Graders
Presented by Great Bridge Theatre Company
Great Bridge Theatre Company's presents: Camp Applause a summer camp for rising 3rd through 9th grade students. Participants will take part in a variety of classes including acting techniques, improvisation, and theatre games. Two options are available: Acting or Technical Theatre. At the conclusion of the week, parents and friends are invited to enjoy a production of short drama pieces.
Four day camp running Monday - Thursday from 8:00am-1:00pm. A camp-wide performance for friends and family will begin at 12pm on Thursday. All events will be held at Great Bridge High School
The Acting track will offer five classes each day. Students will be challenged to memorize lines and blocking as they gain experience on the stage. Additionally, campers will enjoy warm up activities that encourage expression, articulation and focus.
The Technical Theatre Track is only available to students in rising 5th through rising 9th grades. These students will prepare sets, props and practice scene changes. This is a great option for students who enjoy theatre but may not feel comfortable performing.
Camp Applause costs $150 per child. This cost includes a Camp Applause t-shirt. Campers must bring their own snacks and water bottles daily. No snacks will be provided, due to allergies.
Our registration deadline is 6/9/23. Please note we fill up quickly.
If you have any questions about Camp Applause, please contact us:
The Great Bridge Theatre Company consists of Great Bridge High School students who have participated in theatre classes and school wide productions. Each year, the company performs a straight play in the GBHS black box theatre, a one-act piece for the Virginia High School League's state competition, and a full length musical or festival shows in the spring. The company has numerous active International Thespian Society members and several of its graduating students are pursuing theatre careers.
