- July 31 - August 4
- 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
- 1st - 3rd grade
- 40 full week
- register
Young Actors Workshop
A collaborative class by Saugatuck Center for the Arts, Saugatuck-Douglas District Library, and Saugatuck Public Schools Community Rec.
Hosted at the Saugatuck-Douglas District Library
Join us as we create and perform an original adaptation of a children’s book. Campers will try their hand at playwriting while exploring the tools of the actor, learning the basics of performance, playing theatre games, and connecting with each other. The camp culminates in a performance for families and friends on the last day of camp.Â
Exploring drama helps children build confidence, learn to express themselves, and collaborate in an ensemble, while having a whole lot of fun! Whether your child is brand new to performing, or this is just one of many experiences, we promise to meet your child right where they are.
with actor and storyteller Julie Ganey
Julie Ganey is an actor and storyteller who has worked in theaters all over Chicago for the last 30 years. Her stage work includes three original solo plays, The Half-Life of Magic, Love Thy Neighbor…till it hurts, and Good Enough. Julie is adjunct faculty at The Theatre School at DePaul University, and a teaching artist at Lifeline Theatre and the Goodman Theatre in Chicago. Her bullying prevention program, Stand Up on the Schoolyard, has been presented to students and educators within the Chicago Public School system and across the country. Julie is an AEA and SAG/AFTRA member.
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