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2019 Wisconsin Summer Theatre Performance Camps
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Camp Basics
What are the camp locations and dates?
June 24th - 28th - The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Village Memorial Gym*
July 22nd - 26th- Peas and Harmony: The Princess and the Pea (Remixed) at Village Memorial Gym*(Advanced, limited enrollment camp)
July 29th - Aug 2nd - The Jungle Book at Village Memorial Gym*
Aug 5th - 9th The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Howards Grove Center for the Arts
Aug 12th - 16th The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Weill Center for the Performing Arts
*Due to construction at Kohler Memorial Theatre, all Summer 2019 Kohler Camps have been relocated to the Village Memorial Gym.
What is the schedule for a week of camp?
Camp meets daily from 9am - 3pm Monday - Thursday and from 9am - 7:30pm on Friday (public performance at 6pm).
Who can participate?
Students grades 1-12. Students must have completed kindergarten in order to register and are eligible through the summer following high school graduation in our general enrollment camps.
Students must have completed 4th grade in order to register for our advanced, limited enrollment camp July 22nd - 26th and must have participated in a previous CCD performance camp prior to 2019. Enrollment for this camp is capped at 35 students.
What's the registration fee?
General enrollment Kohler Camps
Early bird registration is available through February 28th ($159).
Regular registration is open from March 1 - June 1st ($199).
Late registration begins June 1st ($229).
Advanced, limited enrollment Kohler Camp
Early bird registration is available through February 28th ($299).
Regular registration is open from March 1 - June 1st ($339).
Late registration begins June 1st ($379).
Howards Grove Camp
This camp is free for Howards Grove School District students only. The camp's registration fees for HGSD students are underwritten by the Howards Grove School District. Registration is limited to HGSD families through Feb 28th. Registration opens to the public March 1st beginning at $199 per camper if slots are still available.
Do you provide scholarships?
We do! A limited number of scholarships are available. You can learn more about our scholarship program here.
Is extended care available?
Beginning summer 2019, we'll no longer be offering extended care before or after camp, so please plan accordingly. We encourage families with scheduling limitations to seek out carpooling options. If you'd like CCD to share your contact info with currently enrolled families who may be willing to carpool, please contact us.
For detailed scheduling policies and procedures please click here. For additional questions/concerns, please email us at camps@ccdramatics.com.
What is a day at theatre camp like?
Each day is a little different, but for the most part, mornings are spent learning the scenes, songs, and dances that are part of the play. During this time, students work together with children of a variety of ages to collaborate on the production. Most afternoons, students participate in age-specific workshops in theatre topics like improv, stage combat, storytelling, dance, musical theatre, etc. The specific topics vary each year. On Friday, the students perform for their friends, family, and the public, complete with sets, costumes, props, and music, which have all been professionally designed and built for the students.
Our advanced limited-enrollment camp details:
How much are tickets to the public performance?
Each student registered receives two tickets for the performance. Additional tickets are available at the door 30 minutes prior to the performance. Additional adult tickets are $6 and student tickets are $4. Please note, tickets for performances at the Weill Center of the Performing arts will also include a $2 building restoration fee per ticket (i.e. adult tickets are $8 and student tickets are $6).
What is the camp location like?
Howards Grove High School Auditorium is a new facility, fully-equipped for educating and entertaining families. We will spend the majority of our time in their lovely theatre space. In addition, some of our programming will take place in several small classroom spaces on-site.
The Village Memorial gym is not air-conditioned. Some of the activities may take place outside. Instructors monitor the activity and well-being of students throughout the entirety of the instructional day, giving ample breaks and ensuring students stay well-hydrated. The students' safety is our top priority. We do ask parents remember this is a summer activity that is includes a lot of movement and physicality and to help students dress appropriately.
Weill Center for the Performing Arts is a historic theatre designed for professionally staged productions. The space is air-conditioned, so students may find that having a light-sweater/jacket will benefit them as it can get quite chilly. Some of the activities may take place in the theatre lobby and outside. We do ask parents remember this is a summer activity that is includes a lot of movement and physicality and to help students dress appropriately.
What if I have questions?
A lot of questions are answered in our Camp FAQ. If your question isn't answered there, you can give us a call at 773.893.0535 or email us at camps@ccdramatics.com. We'll do our best to answer any questions you might have!
June 24th - 28th - The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Village Memorial Gym*
July 22nd - 26th- Peas and Harmony: The Princess and the Pea (Remixed) at Village Memorial Gym*(Advanced, limited enrollment camp)
July 29th - Aug 2nd - The Jungle Book at Village Memorial Gym*
Aug 5th - 9th The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Howards Grove Center for the Arts
Aug 12th - 16th The Jumping Jacks and the Beanstalk at Weill Center for the Performing Arts
*Due to construction at Kohler Memorial Theatre, all Summer 2019 Kohler Camps have been relocated to the Village Memorial Gym.
What is the schedule for a week of camp?
Camp meets daily from 9am - 3pm Monday - Thursday and from 9am - 7:30pm on Friday (public performance at 6pm).
Who can participate?
Students grades 1-12. Students must have completed kindergarten in order to register and are eligible through the summer following high school graduation in our general enrollment camps.
Students must have completed 4th grade in order to register for our advanced, limited enrollment camp July 22nd - 26th and must have participated in a previous CCD performance camp prior to 2019. Enrollment for this camp is capped at 35 students.
What's the registration fee?
General enrollment Kohler Camps
Early bird registration is available through February 28th ($159).
Regular registration is open from March 1 - June 1st ($199).
Late registration begins June 1st ($229).
Advanced, limited enrollment Kohler Camp
Early bird registration is available through February 28th ($299).
Regular registration is open from March 1 - June 1st ($339).
Late registration begins June 1st ($379).
Howards Grove Camp
This camp is free for Howards Grove School District students only. The camp's registration fees for HGSD students are underwritten by the Howards Grove School District. Registration is limited to HGSD families through Feb 28th. Registration opens to the public March 1st beginning at $199 per camper if slots are still available.
Do you provide scholarships?
We do! A limited number of scholarships are available. You can learn more about our scholarship program here.
Is extended care available?
Beginning summer 2019, we'll no longer be offering extended care before or after camp, so please plan accordingly. We encourage families with scheduling limitations to seek out carpooling options. If you'd like CCD to share your contact info with currently enrolled families who may be willing to carpool, please contact us.
For detailed scheduling policies and procedures please click here. For additional questions/concerns, please email us at camps@ccdramatics.com.
What is a day at theatre camp like?
Each day is a little different, but for the most part, mornings are spent learning the scenes, songs, and dances that are part of the play. During this time, students work together with children of a variety of ages to collaborate on the production. Most afternoons, students participate in age-specific workshops in theatre topics like improv, stage combat, storytelling, dance, musical theatre, etc. The specific topics vary each year. On Friday, the students perform for their friends, family, and the public, complete with sets, costumes, props, and music, which have all been professionally designed and built for the students.
Our advanced limited-enrollment camp details:
- Only experienced student actors eligible (must've participated in at least one CCD Performance Camp prior to 2019)
- Limited, older age range (5th grade+)
- More individualized attention
- Smaller enrollment cap with maximum enrollment of 35 students with a max student:educator ratio of 12:1.
- Guaranteed at least one individual speaking line in addition to all of their ensemble lines, songs and dances. As with all Compass shows, every will performer:
- Speak
- Sing
- Dance/move
- Exclusive show title only available for this camp: Peas & Harmony: The Princess & the Pea, Remixed
- More advanced theatre workshops and classes
- Formal Student Q & A session with the instructors about their careers as professional theatre artists
How much are tickets to the public performance?
Each student registered receives two tickets for the performance. Additional tickets are available at the door 30 minutes prior to the performance. Additional adult tickets are $6 and student tickets are $4. Please note, tickets for performances at the Weill Center of the Performing arts will also include a $2 building restoration fee per ticket (i.e. adult tickets are $8 and student tickets are $6).
What is the camp location like?
Howards Grove High School Auditorium is a new facility, fully-equipped for educating and entertaining families. We will spend the majority of our time in their lovely theatre space. In addition, some of our programming will take place in several small classroom spaces on-site.
The Village Memorial gym is not air-conditioned. Some of the activities may take place outside. Instructors monitor the activity and well-being of students throughout the entirety of the instructional day, giving ample breaks and ensuring students stay well-hydrated. The students' safety is our top priority. We do ask parents remember this is a summer activity that is includes a lot of movement and physicality and to help students dress appropriately.
Weill Center for the Performing Arts is a historic theatre designed for professionally staged productions. The space is air-conditioned, so students may find that having a light-sweater/jacket will benefit them as it can get quite chilly. Some of the activities may take place in the theatre lobby and outside. We do ask parents remember this is a summer activity that is includes a lot of movement and physicality and to help students dress appropriately.
What if I have questions?
A lot of questions are answered in our Camp FAQ. If your question isn't answered there, you can give us a call at 773.893.0535 or email us at camps@ccdramatics.com. We'll do our best to answer any questions you might have!
Summer Camp 2019
An abandoned baby. A crew of cheeky monkeys.
One menacing tiger determined to destroy the peace of the jungle.
Join Mowgli, Baloo, Akela, and all of the jungle creatures
as they race for survival against Shere Khan and his band of jackals!
One menacing tiger determined to destroy the peace of the jungle.
Join Mowgli, Baloo, Akela, and all of the jungle creatures
as they race for survival against Shere Khan and his band of jackals!
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The educators were fantastic - they more than exceeded my expectations. We absolutely loved them all!
They were such positive influences that one of my sons came home saying he wanted to do what they do when he grows up.
Thank you for being so awesome!
Joy Hoffman
Sheboygan Falls, WI
They were such positive influences that one of my sons came home saying he wanted to do what they do when he grows up.
Thank you for being so awesome!
Joy Hoffman
Sheboygan Falls, WI