Unlock Your Creative Potential!

Discover the magic of theatre at our action-packed summer camp! Each day is filled with singing, dancing, acting, improv, and arts and crafts, all leading up to an exciting end-of-week showcase where campers shine on stage.

Each week features a unique theme that guides the activities, making every session a new adventure! Whether your child joins us for one week, two, or all four, they’ll enjoy a fresh experience every time.

Perfect for beginners and seasoned performers alike, our camp is designed to help kids grow socially, emotionally, and theatrically—all while having a blast every step of the way.

~The Summer Arts Institute is for rising 1st – 9th grade students.~

Theatre Arts

Step into the spotlight! Our program introduces students to the exciting world of acting, storytelling, and stagecraft. Through creative games and performance activities, students build confidence, develop their imagination, and learn the basics of character development and stage presence in a fun, supportive setting.

Visual Arts

Unleash your inner artist! Through daily arts and crafts projects, students explore a variety of materials and techniques to create their own masterpieces. From drawing and painting to hands-on crafts, this program encourages self-expression and creativity while introducing fundamental art concepts.

Movement and Music

Feel the rhythm and move with creativity! Our program combines physical expression with musical exploration. Students will engage in dance, rhythm exercises, and vocal activities that develop coordination, creativity, and a deeper connection to music.

Camp Location:

 

Community Theatre of Greensboro

Camp Nutrition:

Breakfast and lunch will be provided by Guilford County Schools for all registrants. These services will be offered each and every day of camp. Please let us know at time of registration any allergies or food restrictions your child may have that would impact their meals. Students are welcome to bring their own lunch and snacks. 

Daily Schedule

Schedules will vary by class. Each age group is broken down into smaller classes, with two (2) teachers for each class of 16 – 22 students. Below is a sample schedule of what the day may look like for your student.

  • 9:00 AM – Welcome & Circle Time
  • 9:15 AM – Theatre Games
  • 9:45 AM – Morning Snack
  • 10:15 AM – Creative Movement
  • 10:40 AM – Outside Time
  • 11:10 AM – Acting
  • 11:30 AM – Lunch
  • 12:00 PM – Rest Time (Quiet activities, reading, etc.)
  • 12:45 PM – Arts & Crafts
  • 1:00 PM – Performance Rehearsal on Stage
  • 2:00 PM – Afternoon Snack
  • 2:30 PM – Music
  • 3:00 PM – Summer FUN Activities!
  • 3:45 PM – Wrap-Up & Reflection
  • 4:00 PM – Free Choice (Quiet Play, Coloring, Reading, or Small Group Games)
  • 4:30 PM – Dismissal

Our Staff

Our camp is led by a dedicated executive team with extensive experience in arts education and operations:

Roz Fulton – CTG’s Executive Director, with over 20 years of being a Theatre Arts Educator with experience in theatre education and youth programming.

Beth Butcher – CTG’s Community Engagement Manager, over 1o years of program and stage management.

Jeannine DuMond – Licensed Music Educator and GCS Liaison, bringing her expertise from Guilford County Schools to help connect our program with the local school community.

Supporting our leadership team is a group of talented counselors, including local artists, performers, and university students from a variety of backgrounds such as theatre, music, visual arts, and early childhood education. Together, we create a dynamic and creative environment where every camper can thrive.

2025 Program Dates: Monday to Thursday Weekly

Week 1: July 7th–July 10th

Week 2: July 14th–July 17th

Week 3: July 21st–July 24th

Week 4: July 28th–July 31st

🌟 Join the Summer Theatre Arts Institute at CTG! 🌟

Is your child ready to shine on stage and create unforgettable summer memories? Community Theatre of Greensboro’s Summer Theatre Arts Institute 2025 offers a unique opportunity for kids to explore their creativity, grow as performers, and experience the magic of live theatre!

Summer Theatre Arts Institute 2025 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are there discounts or scholarships available?
Please note that there are no discounts or scholarships for this program at this time. We work with our donors/sponsors to try to keep tuition affordable for our community members. Camp tuition includes full day care, meals and materials to make this program possible – so please know that all fees go to making this program successful.

What is the refund policy?
There are NO refunds for any and all registration and tuition fees.

Can parents/visitors attend the end of week performances?
No. Our weekly performances are filmed and sent out via email to all parents/guardians to be shared as you like. At this time, we cannot accommodate visitors in such a capacity – and so for fairness for all participants, no visitors will be permitted entry to watch. Videos of each class performance are sent first thing Friday mornings following the week of camp.

What should my child wear to camp?
We are an active camp! Campers should wear comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes. No sandals, flip-flops, or jazz shoes for walking outside.

What should my child bring?

  • A packed lunch (nut-free preferred) if they are not partaking in the free lunch option.
  • Two snacks and a refillable water bottle
  • A small blanket for rest time. (optional)

We recommend that each student bring a small backpack each day with the items above. Please do not send any toys or electronics such as iPads, etc. to the program.

Is breakfast/lunch provided?
YES! Breakfast and Lunch are provided daily. Menus will be shared as soon as they are available. All registered students are welcome to the provided meals.

How early can I drop off/pick up?
Drop off begins at 8am (and no earlier.) Doors close and lock at 9am – any late arrivals may call our camp phone for any late drop-offs. Pick-up begins at 4:30pm, and all students must be picked up by no later than 5:30pm. Late fees will apply to students picked up late. We do not allow pick-up between 4pm – 4:30pm as we prepare for dismissal. Multiple late pick ups will result in expulsion from the program. Parents will have a contact phone number to pick-up students as needed for appointments, etc. outside of the regular pick-up hours.

What safety measures are in place?
The safety of our campers is our top priority. All staff are background-checked and there is a first aid trained staff member on site at all times. Parents/Visitors are NOT allowed into the building, to add another layer of security for the program. All doors remain locked during the day. Staff are available via phone throughout the day.

What is the camper-to-staff ratio?
Each class consists of 6 – 12 students,  – keeping ratios lower than a traditional classroom.

What if my child has allergies or special needs?
We are happy to accommodate basic needs and create an inclusive environment for all campers. However, if your child requires one-on-one support or specialized care, we may not be able to provide the necessary accommodations. Please contact us before registering to discuss how we can best support your child.


Contact Us

Who do I contact for more information?
For questions or more information, please contact Beth Butcher at Education@ctgso.org