Stage Struck’s 10th Anniversary Summer Theatre Camps!
February 2nd, 2010Hello everyone and Welcome to the 2010 Stage Struck Summer Theatre Camp Season!
Registration is Now Open: Click HERE!
If you click on the “2010 summer camp and registration” link to the right, you will see our line-up for summer camps. All camps are two weeks long; please note dates, locations and age ranges.
The only camps still open for registration are “So You Think You Can Dance“ and “Stage Struck Show Stoppers”
Registration began on Monday, March 1, at 7:00 PM.
All registration is online.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GETTING ON A WAITING LIST, E-MAIL ME YOUR CHILD’S NAME, AGE, YOUR NAME , PHONE NUMBER AND E-MAIL ADDRESS, AND THE CAMP.
Camps are $165.00 per week; all camps are 2 weeks, so the cost is $330.00 per 2-week camp. Sibling discounts of $10 will be shown in your totals when you go to Paypal. One discount applies to 2 or more siblings per camp.
For details about about canceling, refunds, before and aftercare, and what the kids do each day, click on “Policies and Procedures” on the right.
SORRY, ALL SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED.
True to our desire to expand after last summer’s success, we will be running two camps concurrently for a total of eight weeks! Below are location names and addresses.
Our new rehearsal space is:
St. John the Baptist Church 3050 California Ave. SW Seattle, WA 98116
Our new performance space for 2 shows is:
West Seattle High School Theatre, Right next to St. John the Baptist Church
Our other rehearsal/performance space is:
Fauntleroy Church (Fellowship Hall)
9140 California SW Seattle, WA 98136
We ask that you do not book your child into another camp or activity while they are participating in Stage Struck. The dependence on all students being in camp to make a show work is too great.
Check out the other links for further camp information.
Good luck on March 1st, I certainly hope you get what you want!
Thank you for your patronage and for making the arts an important part of your child’s life.
Very Sincerely,
Laura Drake, Director