THEATRE SCHOOL

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Performances:

• July 24

• July 25

• July 26

• August 1

• August 2

August 3 - 7, 10 am to 1 pm
Ages 10+ (Grades 5 - 9)
Tuition $300

BPA excitedly reconnections and collaborates again with Battle Point Astronomical Association! Held in their space, this camp invites students to find inspiration in the cosmos, discovering how the universe’s rhythms can enhance our creativity, self-growth, and storytelling. Through theatre exercises and artistic exploration, we’ll connect the wonders of space with the art of performance.

Location: Battle Point Astronomical Association

Led by Tina Guldhammer Frei.

July 6–10, (Mon- Fri)
9 AM–12 PM: ages 10–12 (Grades 5–7)
-OR-
1 PM–4 PM: ages 13+ (Grades 7 & up)

Join this creative summer camp—off stage! Hop over to BARN to explore and help develop the behind-the-scenes magic of BPA Theatre School’s summer show Peter and the Starcatcher. You’ll dive into set pieces, props, costume-making, and more—then see your work come to life on stage for the big summer show!

Led by both a BARN instructor, Laurel Marlantes (AM), and Tina Guldhammer Frei (PM). 

Please register on the BARN website starting April 3rd @ 12 PM

Beginner Camp
June 29–July 2 (Mon–Thurs)
2:30–4:30 PM, Ages 9–13
A fun, welcoming introduction to choreography, movement, and musical theatre themes. This workshop focuses on play, creativity, and confidence-building for students with little to no prior experience.

OR

Revisit & Renew
July 6-10, Mon- Fri, 2:30-4:30 PM
Ages 11–17
Designed for students with musical theatre and/or dance experience, or those who have take a class with Anna. This camp dives a little deeper into choreography, musicality, and ensemble work—refreshing skills and exploring new movement with intention and energy.

Led by Anna Vizzare
$175 Beginner
$200 Revisit & Renew

CLICK HERE FOR WAITLIST FOR BEGINNER CAMP

July 13–17 | 2:30–5:00 PM
Ages 11- 14 (Grades 5-9)

Join this creative camp of learning clowning, improv, and physical comedy and how they are deeply interconnected: all focus on observation, spontaneity, physical storytelling, and emotional expressiveness, making them perfect for 11–14 year olds to grow confidence, teamwork, and creativity while having a ton of fun. This camp will be a total blast.

Co taught by BPA’s improv expert Tina Guldhammer Frei and esteemed director and teacher Ken Michels
Tuition $250

June 29- July 3 (Mon–Fri), 9:30 AM–11:30 AM
July 13- July 17 (Mon–Fri), 10 AM- 12 PM 
Ages 8-10 (Grades 3-4)

Come and experience the joy of creation through storytelling with local children's authors! This camp blends focus and dedication with play and creativity, culminating in a brief performance of the story.

June 29-July 2 Led by Laurel Marlantes
and
July 13-17 Led by Terace Yeatts

Tuition $200

Sunday, July 12, 11 AM - 2 PM

Have you ever taken improv before— maybe a beginner class or workshop awhile back? Want to jump back in, sharpen some skills, and play again, but don’t have time for a weekly class? This workshop is for you!

Acronym Bonanza: Beyond C.R.O.W.

Together, we’ll explore additional handy acronyms and tools to keep in your “improv toolbox” — helping you heighten scenes, make stronger choices, and better support your fellow players. Let’s have a blast and play together for a few hours!

Led by Sandi Spellman.

Look for fall class descriptions the first week of July!
Explore improv in a playful, supportive, and collaborative environment. These adult classes focus on spontaneity, listening, ensemble connection, and building confidence through “yes, and” storytelling. Whether you’re brand new or looking to expand your skills, improv offers a fun way to stay present, think creatively, and connect with others. Classes may include scene work, games, musical improv, and performance-based exercises depending on the session. Designed for all levels, these offerings support curiosity, risk-taking, and joyful creative exploration.

Look for fall class descriptions the first week of July! Discover acting through creativity, connection, and community in a fun and welcoming environment. Whether you’re brand new or looking to further develop your craft, these adult classes focus on presence, character work, and scene study while building confidence and performance skills in a supportive space. Classes may include elements of movement, writing, auditioning, and ensemble work depending on the session. Designed for all levels, these offerings support both beginners and experienced performers who want to explore, grow, and enjoy the process.