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Summer Camps

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Our mission is to teach Shakespeare in a manner which dispels the fear and mysticism associated with Shakespeare; we nurture a comfort with, and ownership of, his language. Our work with the campers is process based with a focus on collaboration, ensemble work, and a shared responsibility in the creation of the production. The process, the experience in creating, is most important. We believe Shakespeare is for everyone regardless of age, race, gender, and socio-economic background. Our programs illuminate Shakespeare’s relevance in our lives today.

Our camps seek to encourage imaginative play, creative expression, collaborative input, and ignite the imagination.

2025 Summer Camps

The Globe Company

June 16 — June 27

Ages 8-15


June 16-20: 11am-3pm
June 23-27
: 11am-3pm
Performance: June 28 at 1:30pm

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Tuition: $1100

Rowayton Community Center

The Globe Company will present Scenes from Macbeth and is designed for

8 to15-year-olds who are both serious about acting and new to it.

Campers will learn about performing Shakespeare’s text, and work as an ensemble as they discover character, and develop their very own play.

Members of the Globe Company will work with one of SOS's teaching artists and directors, to choose scenes and monologues from some of one of Shakespeare's best plays; Macbeth

Everyone will get a chance to participate and be an active member of the ensemble.

No Shakespeare experience necessary for any of our camps!

The Globe Company Moves to Ridgefield: A Week of Shakespeare

August 4 — August 8

 

Ages 10-15


August 4-8: 11am-3pm
 

Tuition: $600

Location: Ridgefield Academy

The Globe Company presents scenes from Shakespeare! Join us in this dynamic program designed for students ages 10 to 15, whether they are new to acting or passionate performers. Campers will explore Shakespeare’s text, develop their acting skills, and collaborate as an ensemble to bring characters to life. Through this creative process, they will build confidence, deepen their understanding of classical theater, and work together to craft their very own performance. Visit link below for registration.

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https://www.ridgefieldacademy.org/program/ra-summer-programs/explorer-programs

Any questions, please contact Nicholas Urda, nick@shakespeareonthesound.org

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is a proud member of the

Shakespeare Theatre Association

Where Shakespeare Lives Now!

Contact

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contactus@shakespeareonthesound.org
Box Office for June (203) 957-1006

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Questions should be directed to Nick Urda, Associate Artistic Director & Director of Education: nick@shakespeareonthesound.org.

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