FAQ

Camp session #1 June 22nd-July 10th (Performances on Saturday, July 11th)

Camp session #2 July 20th -August 7th. (Performances on Saturday August 8th.)

This summer camp is for anyone entering grades 3^rd through 11^th.

Camp is located at The Scandinavian Club, 1351 South Pine Creek Road, Fairfield, CT 06824

There is no doubt that they will be making lots of new buddies in camp! Even if your child is a little shy, we conduct lots of different activities throughout the sessions that help each camper get comfortable in our space and bond with their peers. Every session there are new faces that all of us, including the familiar faces, are extremely excited to get to know!

We would love to have them for either one or both sessions!

For a single session, camp costs $1,450 per camper. If you have more than one child joining us, it is $1,450 for the first camper and $1350 per additional camper within the same family. This tuition cost includes the $100 non-refundable registration fee. Upon registration, the full amount or 50% of the deposit is required. The remaining balance is due by June 1st, with no refunds following this date.

Due to costume, set, and space costs having to be paid for ahead of time, we are unable to provide refunds for cancellations after June 1^st.

Camp starts at 9:30am and ends at 3:00pm.

Please drop-off your child no earlier than 9:15am. Pick-up is held at the same location promptly at 3:00pm. (more detailed info. Is in your camp packet)

Please let us know ahead of time by texting or calling (203) 610-5882 if your child will be late or absent before camp begins that day. For early pick-ups, a note should be given to one of our counselors upon arrival.

The best way to reach us during camp hours is to call (203) 610-5882.

Everyday campers should arrive with a snack and lunch with an ice pack, a refillable water bottle, comfortable clothing, and a smile! We ask that no children come to camp dressed in flip flops or sandals, as our campers will be participating in dance classes and some outdoor games each day. (NO NUTS!)

All campers must have a completed  State of Connecticut Department of Education Health Exam Record on file. All required health forms must be submitted by June 1st.

If a child requires medication while at camp, the following guidelines apply:

• All medications must be brought to camp in their original packaging, clearly labeled with the camper’s name, medication name, dosage instructions, and the prescribing physician’s information.
• Medications requiring refrigeration will be stored in a designated, secure refrigerator accessible only to authorized staff.
• Non-refrigerated medications will be kept in a locked cabinet or secure container, inaccessible to campers.
• Staff will maintain proper hand hygiene before and after administering any medication.
• Oral medications will be administered with water or as directed by the prescribing physician.
• Topical medications will be applied according to provided instructions, with precautions to prevent contamination.
• Specialized medications (e.g., eye drops, ear drops) must be administered by the parent or guardian, following the prescribing physician’s specific guidelines.

While we intend for this camp to be as inclusive as it can, the singing, acting, and dancing classes and performances involve both physical and developmental demands that may be hard for some children to handle. Because of this, our camp may not be the most appropriate option for these children.

The shows are cast based on auditions that are conducted during the first week of camp as well as voice, dance, and acting class behavior/performance. Every camper is granted an audition where we ask them to sing us a song of their choice. Some auditions may also involve reading and working with scenes from the show.

We pride ourselves on ensuring that every role feels like an important one to every camper. All campers will get the chance to develop their characters and create their own background stories in acting classes, as well as learn the show’s songs and dances in voice and dancing classes. They will also participate in games, crafts, and stage rehearsals.

We will provide most costume pieces! However, we sometimes will ask for things such as shoes or pants to be brought from home for campers to perform in. These items are usually things that most campers already have, but they may need to be purchased if otherwise.

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