Theater camps and classes

Summer Performance Camps

Don’t miss our Summer Performance Camps! Students in grades 1-10 are invited to participate in a two-week day camp where they will learn and perform Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr.

Session 1:  June 17-29, with performances of on June 28 & 29. FULL

Session 2: July 15-27, with performances on July 27. FULL

The registration fee is $300 for students entering grades 4-10, who will attend all day, and $275 for students entering grades 1-3, who will attend a half-day.

The Croswell’s Summer Performance Camp is sponsored by Kappa Kappa Epsilon.

Registration is now closed.

Musical Theater Intensive

For students entering grades 8-12

9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
August 12-16, 2024, with a showcase performance on the afternoon of August 16.

Registration fee: $300

About the camp: 

Come advance your triple-threat skills this August at the Croswell’s Musical Theater Intensive. During the week actors will cultivate their skills in voice, acting, performance and more. Performers will curate a showcase that features ensemble, solos and duets to be presented on the final Friday. This class is great for those looking to advance their technique and gain some performance experience.

About the instructors: 

Kylie McElrath (director) is an experienced actor, director and educator whose performance credits include touring with the nationally recognized Missoula Children’s Theatre. She directs the Croswell’s summer camps and after-school classes. She holds a degree in theater from St. Mary’s University in Minnesota.

Dr. Kristin Clark (vocal director) is an acclaimed mezzo-soprano who chairs the Department of Performing Arts at Adrian College. She has performed at Carnegie Hall, most recently in this summer’s performance of Duruflé’s Requiem with Manhattan Concert Productions, and has been a guest soloist with the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, the Toledo Symphony, Adrian Symphony Orchestra and many more. She holds a doctorate in vocal performance from the University of Michigan.

Phillip Clark (music director, accompanist) is a pianist who has performed with soloists from many of America’s top opera companies and symphony orchestras. He holds a master’s degree in piano performance from the University of Toledo and is the director of the Adrian College choir.