Glee Musical Theater Camp 2026 Information
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Camp Information
Glee Musical Theater Camp is a unique program designed for youth ages 6 - 18.
Children are trained by professionals in their field in the disciplines of acting, singing, dancing, backstage and production.
The most unique feature of Glee Musical Theater Camp is the fact that we offer our campers the opportunity to write the show that we will perform in our final showcase. All children, especially our Senior Actors, are directly involved in creating and writing the script and even some of the music for our show.
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Age Groups: (See below for specific information)
Glee Camp Mini - Campers ages 6 & 7
Glee Camp Jr. - Campers ages 8 & 9
Glee Camp Sr. - Campers ages 10-18
Glee Camp Sr. is further split into 3 focus groups chosen at the time of registration.
The focus groups include: Singing, Acting and Dancing (see below for more information)
When?
DAILY from July 20th - July 31st
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
SHOW DATES: July 31st at 1:00 and 7:00
*SHOW DATES HAVE MANDATORY ATTENDANCE FOR ALL CAMPERS*
Where?
Auburn Alliance Church
630 North Seward Ave
Auburn ,NY
Registration Cost?
$200 per camper
Registration covers 2 weeks of camp, a camp T-shirt to be worn at our production
and a cast party on the last day of camp.
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SHOW INFORMATION
* CAMPERS SHOULD KNOW THEY ARE REQUIRED TO BE PRESENT AT ALL SHOWS UNLESS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE WITH THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION. *
SHOWS WILL BE 7/31 at 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM.
Tickets for our shows can be purchased ONLINE only.
Ticket link will be available at the beginning of camp.
There will be no tickets available at the door.
$15 Adults
$13 Seniors/Students
About the Senior Focus Groups
Acting: Campers in our acting focus group will work with the acting leaders to learn the fundamentals of acting such as stage presence, character development, skit writing, and projection. They will be split into smaller groups to write skits based on a theme that will appear in our final showcase at the end of camp. Campers will be given lines to memorize and will be responsible for building a character to portray in the show. They will also have the opportunity to imagine and build props and set pieces for their skits. Actors will have the opportunity to sing and dance in both the opening and closing numbers of the show. Campers who enjoy working in the backstage crew should register as actors. We will be looking to fill the roles of Stage Manager and Props assistant from the acting group. These will be non acting roles and will not appear on stage other than to place props and set pieces at the top of the show and at scene changes. Actors in the acting group will also double as stage crew when they are not on stage.
Singing Campers in our singing focus group will work with the singing leader to learn the fundamentals of healthy vocal technique including proper breath support, vowel formation, registration, posture, and stage presence. Singers will also have the opportunity to learn to harmonize a melody and learn proper memorization techniques. Song writing has been a part of our singing focus group for the last couple of years as well as the opportunity to play an instrument as needed. Singers sometimes provide pre-show music and are often given the opportunity to audition for solos in the pieces featured in the final showcase. Singers are also given the opportunity to dance in both the opening and closing numbers of the show as well as featured songs in the show, working closely with the dance focus group. They have also been included in a skit with the acting group in the past. Singers may also double as stage crew when not on stage.
Dancing: Campers in our dancing focus group work with our head choreographer and dance assistant to learn featured choreography to appear in our final showcase. Often, the dancers work closely with the singing focus group on numbers that spotlight the dancing group and their specific talents. Dancers are also responsible for featured dance numbers that function as scene changes. While no experience is required, more experienced dancers are often chosen as group leaders that assist in leading choreography for the other groups in the camp. Dancers will sing in the opening and closing numbers of the show. Dancers may also double as stage crew when not on stage.
About the Juniors
Junior campers (ages 8& 9) work with our Junior leaders to learn the fundamentals of acting, sing and dancing. Juniors learn choreography under the direction of our head choreographer to appear in the final showcase. They are often are given the opportunity to audition for solos and will work with our junior leaders to write, create and act in a skit. Juniors also sing and dance in our opening and closing numbers of the show. There are also several times where juniors who have dance experience may be asked to dance in Senior numbers. These children are chosen by our head Choreographer.
About the Minis
Mini campers (ages 6 & 7) work with our mini leader on the fundamentals of sing and dancing at an age appropriate level. Minis learn choreography under the direction of our head choreographer and learn to sing featured songs in the final showcase. Minis also have the opportunity to sing and dance in our opening and closings numbers of the show and sometimes, a few minis are selected to act in the Junior skit.
Questions? Email hopeandharmonyPAC@gmail.com