Improv is an art form where the performers make up the theatre, on the spot. This fun(ny) camp explores improvisational games, techniques, and concepts in an energetic, supportive environment. This camp encourages campers to become more spontaneous, creative, playful, and imaginative, all while developing valuable performing practices and interpersonal skills.

This acting intensive will explore the nuances between acting for the stage and acting for camera while providing valuable training that focuses on improving key performance aspects such as emotion, voice, body movement, speech, creativity, imagination, characterization, and audition technique. This camp helps to prepare the actor for whatever type of work may come their way.

Are you the next Borgia Star? Come join the students of Borgia On Stage Society, International Thespian Society Troupe #2787, for our 28th annual summer DRAMA CAMP. You and your friends will learn through theatre games, improvisation, scene work and various other theatre activities.

Lots of laughter! Explorations in improvisational comedy by using: theater games including acting out quick scenes, creatively inventing new uses for odd objects, movement, expression, playing off other people and timing. Laughter and fun are our goals! Increased confidence in public speaking and performance. Learn to be quick on their feet. Explore vocal variety. Shared experiences with new friends. Lots of healthy laughter! (Ages 13 – 18)

Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University invite high school students to explore advanced acting, movement, improvisation, stage combat, and audition techniques with professional theater artists! Students will have access to SLU’s college level facilities as they create original work and perform scenes and monologues. Students will also have the opportunity to attend workshops with Metro Theater Company's staff. All skill levels are welcome. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.

Improv is an art form where the performers make up the theatre, on the spot. This fun(ny) camp explores improvisational games, techniques, and concepts in an energetic, supportive environment. This camp encourages campers to become more spontaneous, creative, playful, and imaginative, all while developing valuable performing practices and interpersonal skills.

This acting intensive will explore the nuances between acting for the stage and acting for camera while providing valuable training that focuses on improving key performance aspects such as emotion, voice, body movement, speech, creativity, imagination, characterization, and audition technique. This camp helps to prepare the actor for whatever type of work may come their way.

Improv is an art form where the performers make up the theatre, on the spot. This fun(ny) camp explores improvisational games, techniques, and concepts in an energetic, supportive environment. This camp encourages campers to become more spontaneous, creative, playful, and imaginative, all while developing valuable performing practices and interpersonal skills.

This acting intensive will explore the nuances between acting for the stage and acting for camera while providing valuable training that focuses on improving key performance aspects such as emotion, voice, body movement, speech, creativity, imagination, characterization, and audition technique. This camp helps to prepare the actor for whatever type of work may come their way.

Drama camp at Lafayette High School

Advanced Registration Required. Call 314-727-3150 or email YouthServices@ucitylibrary.org. The Acting workshop, we will learn about the different visual languages we use with our face, emotions, and body posture. From these, we will try different improv scenarios at random, and see how easy it is to ‘get into ‘character’ and tap into our creative expression.

This acting intensive will explore the nuances between acting for the stage and acting for camera while providing valuable training that focuses on improving key performance aspects such as emotion, voice, body movement, speech, creativity, imagination, characterization, and audition technique. This camp helps to prepare the actor for whatever type of work may come their way.

Lots of laughter! Explorations in improvisational comedy by using: theater games including acting out quick scenes, creatively inventing new uses for odd objects, movement, expression, playing off other people and timing. Laughter and fun are our goals! Increased confidence in public speaking and performance. Learn to be quick on their feet. Explore vocal variety. Shared experiences with new friends. Lots of healthy laughter! (Ages 13 – 18)

This class will teach the fundamentals of theatre to children ages 13-18 years old. They will learn concepts such as projection, audition skills, improvisation, memorization, performing in front of peers, diction, confidence, teamwork, characterization, and so much more. We will spend class time learning these foundational concepts concurrent with rehearsals for the show in which this class will culminate. Students will benefit from this class through not only all of the skills they will obtain in relation to theatre, but also, real life interactions, empathy, and collaboration. (Ages 13-18)

This acting intensive will explore the nuances between acting for the stage and acting for camera while providing valuable training that focuses on improving key performance aspects such as emotion, voice, body movement, speech, creativity, imagination, characterization, and audition technique. This camp helps to prepare the actor for whatever type of work may come their way.