UI Theatre Arts | Drama Camp
2017 Summer Drama Camp
Presents Julius Caesar
Twenty-four young performers presented "Julius Caesar" on Saturday, July 29 at the Hartung Theater. The free event was the culmination of a three-week summer drama camp led by the University of Idaho Theatre Arts department. Youth, ages 6 to 16, spent 25 hours a week learning about acting, building props and sets, constructing costumes and of course, Shakespeare. The "Julius Caesar" adaptation ran just under an hour.
Spring Break Drama Camp
University of Idaho Theatre Arts and Montana Shakespeare in the Parks hosted a week-long drama camp on the UI campus, March 13 to 17, culminating in a free performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on March 18. The drama camp was open to kids ages 6 to 16, and provided young people with a high quality, innovative, participatory theater arts experience led by theater professionals and teaching artists.
Participants learned about acting, movement, music, storytelling, set design, props and costumes, while gaining an understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare.
Drama Camp Activities:
- Acting, Dancing and Movement
- Creating Masks and Costumes
- Workshops and Rehearsals
- Backstage Activities
- Constructing Sets
- Building Props
