Fountain Hills Theater Youth Summer Camps

Fountain Hills Theater is excited to offer a wide variety of fun summer camps for youth ages 5-16. Campers will experience the magic of musical theatre alongside professional teaching artists who provide real-world training in acting, singing and dance. Fun and interactive classes in these three disciplines will help build their skills and self-confidence. Campers will learn how to work together as an ensemble to bring their performance to life.
Two fully-staged 3-week performance camps will be offered: June 6th through June 24th from 9am to 3pm features Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr, and July 5th through July 22nd from 9am to 3pm features The Grunch. Each camp features two performance academies; one for ages 8 to 11 and one for ages 12-16. Each academy will learn and practice separately each morning before coming together in the afternoons to rehearse the production together. An additional 2-week Tech and Production/Tech camp will also be offered June 13-24 and July 11-22 from 12 to 3pm for youth who are more interested in behind the scenes and want to learn how a production is created from behind the curtain. Camp will end with two ticketed evening performances.
For youngsters ages 5 to 9 we offer Imagination Theater, flexible half-day camps featuring singing, dancing and acting out the most popular scenes and songs from stage and screen. Their confidence will grow as they learn through the magical environment of the theater, theater activities and games. Two sessions will be offered: June 6th through 24th in the afternoons from 12pm to 3pm, and July 5th through 29th in the mornings from 9am to 12pm. Parents can choose to sign up for all three weeks, just a single week, or two weeks each session as best suits their schedule.
For campers interested in film, we offer two 1-week full day camps focused on Commercial, TV, and Film Acting: June 27th through July 1st and July 25th through 29th from 9am to 3pm. Students perform and film actual scripts, then watch the results with constructive direction. Throughout the process, students learn the difference between stage and film acting, the forms of auditioning for on-camera, and the techniques for performance and movement. For more details, visit our website at fhtaz.org/education.

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