Improve as a musician in a world-class conservatory environment while experiencing the life of a college student, studying and living in a university setting.

Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University provide a welcoming community for young actors to grow– regardless of their previous experience level. This camp will consist of ensemble building, master classes (like stage combat), and scene work. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance that highlights what was explored throughout the week for family and friends on the last day of each session. Register for all four weeks of Middle School camp for $1,100.

The Iowa Summer Music Camps (ISMC) offers students musical training and experience beyond what may be available in their home schools, including group instruction, master classes, and classroom instruction in many phases of instrumental music. The entire program, together with a preview of life on a major university campus, is a valuable experience for young people, not only in music but also in human relations. FEATURING: JAZZ, FLUTE, TRUMPET, and ORGAN

The SIUE East St. Louis Center for Performing Arts Summer Enrichment Camp provides students an opportunity to experience and enjoy the arts in the forms of music and dance. Students will work to improve their ability in music and dance, as well as to develop confidence, stage presence, and teamwork.

Improve as a musician in a world-class conservatory environment while experiencing the life of a college student, studying and living in a university setting.

For high school students to explore hands-on classes in DIY Recording, Songwriting, The Fan Magnet, Concert Booking, and more! Students who are singers or musicians on any instrument are assigned to a band to compete in Orangefest, a “battle of the bands” showcase at the end of the week.

Learn what it takes to be a well-rounded performer on Broadway with in-depth training in dance, voice, and acting in Boston Conservatory at Berklee's Musical Theater Dance Intensive. This three-week summer program is designed for talented young dancers who are looking to deepen their performance skills and expand their theater knowledge. With instruction by Broadway veterans and acclaimed faculty, students will study ballet, jazz, and theater dance, with special projects and classes in voice and acting to develop versatile performers. Students will leave the program with stronger skills, valuable professional insights, and the confidence needed to succeed on any stage.

Enhance your performance skills, and have fun making music—in the course of a week of intensive study with our distinguished faculty of performers and college professors. Students entering college, or entering high school grades 9-12 in Fall 2025 are invited to register. The program includes: Individual lessons Daily lunch and Thursday evening dinner, for commuter students A residential option, including 3 nights on campus, and 3 meals per day Flute choir rehearsals Chamber rehearsals and sectionals A final performance, featuring chamber flute and piccolo ensembles Workshops on topics such as Careers in Music, Music Theory, & Performance Anxiety Faculty and guest artist performances Free digital photographs taken throughout the camp and a link to the final performance video

Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University provide a welcoming community for young actors to grow– regardless of their previous experience level. This camp will consist of ensemble building, master classes (like stage combat), and scene work. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance that highlights what was explored throughout the week for family and friends on the last day of each session. Register for all four weeks of Middle School camp for $1,100.

Work your way through musical theatre in this specialized intermediate level class! Students will be challenged in acting, dance, and voice technique to better prepare them for performing in musical theatre productions.

The Summer Liberal Arts Institute (SLAI) is an immersive summer learning experience for current high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors to explore liberal arts through rigorous and experiential curriculum.

The AMDA High School Summer Conservatory (On Campus) - Acting for Stage & Screen program offers an exploration into new texts and current playwrights under the direction of AMDA’s stellar faculty or working artists. This program also provides navigation through the world of on-camera acting through intensive study and performance. Students will gain an insider’s perspective on the film and television industries by working on-camera with some of the finest actors and directors in the business. By the end of the session, students will have an in-camera scene for their actor’s reel that highlights their very best. In addition to this, the session ends with an opportunity to audition for AMDA College and alternative AMDA High School Conservatory Programs as well as a final presentation for family and friends.

If you’re a high school student interested in exploring your creativity and career paths this summer, the Summer at Columbia program may be for you. As a Summer at Columbia student, you will: Participate in a program designed by our award-winning faculty and staff; Have the opportunity to earn college credit and get a head start on your freshmen year of college; Be mentored by leading professionals in the creative industries; Interact and collaborate with peers from around the world; Learn about unique student resources and support available at Columbia College Chicago; Gain classroom experience at the college level and better prepare yourself for academics after high school.

Diagnoses Served: Blind, chronic diseases, deaf/hard of hearing. Campers with intellectual/developmental/physical disabilities and/or autism are also welcome.

This musical theatre camp explores numbers from musical theatre movies, such as In the Heights, Into the Woods, and West Side Story. We work on our singing, dancing, and acting skills as we weave together a show that is developed to be filmed. We scout locations, costume, stage, and film our production. Then, we edit it the final day of camp. Making Movie Musicals concludes with families receiving a digital link to their camper's work sent the week following camp. Technology supplies and equipment use included in price. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.