(Formerly the STUDENT THEATER WORKSHOP)
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EAST LYNNE'S YOUTH THEATER CAMP! A Two-Week Workshop Dates: July 14-18 & 21-24... Performance: Fri. July 25 at 7:00 PM A Fun, Original Sherlock Holmes themed mystery |
Come join your workshop leader, Sally Bingham, for a lighthearted exploration into the world of the classic Sherlock Holmes-style whodunit, as he takes on his most baffling case yet, with music and a cast of characters led by Doctor Watson, Mrs. Hudson, and the Baker Street Irregulars.
Enhance theater and teamwork skills, and have a good time doing it! All experience levels welcomed - to perform and to participate behind the scenes.
Mission:
To provide a safe, nurturing, and professional atmosphere for ages 11-17 to rehearse and perform. No previous experience necessary; and there are no auditions for admittance since ELTC believes that the theatrical experience should be accessible to everyone.
Workshop/Rehearsal Dates:
Ten sessions including the performance: Monday–Friday, July 14–18 & July 21-24;
Performance on Fri. July 25.
Main sessions will be from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. On the first day parents/guardians may arrive a little early to talk to the staff, but class will begin at 1:00 PM.
Student Performance:
Friday, July 25 at 7:00 PM
Students will perform in front of an audience, open to the public, and admission free. Students need to arrive by 6:00 that evening.
Location for Workshop and Performance:
Cape May Presbyterian Church, 500 Hughes St. (corner of Decatur and Hughes) in Cape May, where the company is in residence.
Participants:
Ages 11-17. (A younger age is accepted if a sibling age 11 or over is also in the workshop.) Class limited to 15.
Fee: $250.00 to be paid in full; minimum of $50.00 per installment. Full amount must be received by July 1. If the student must cancel, fee will be fully refunded if cancellation is before June 30. After this date, $50.00 will be retained by ELTC.
My daughter had always wanted to try theater, and when your company started a summer workshop for students, she was thrilled. At first, she just wanted to work behind the scenes, but once she got there she jumped right in and did five different parts. She gained a great deal of confidence in being on stage. It was the highlight of her summer and she can't wait until next year.
- Joanne Klineburger
Enhance theater and teamwork skills, and have a good time doing it! All experience levels welcomed - to perform and to participate behind the scenes.
Mission:
To provide a safe, nurturing, and professional atmosphere for ages 11-17 to rehearse and perform. No previous experience necessary; and there are no auditions for admittance since ELTC believes that the theatrical experience should be accessible to everyone.
Workshop/Rehearsal Dates:
Ten sessions including the performance: Monday–Friday, July 14–18 & July 21-24;
Performance on Fri. July 25.
Main sessions will be from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. On the first day parents/guardians may arrive a little early to talk to the staff, but class will begin at 1:00 PM.
Student Performance:
Friday, July 25 at 7:00 PM
Students will perform in front of an audience, open to the public, and admission free. Students need to arrive by 6:00 that evening.
Location for Workshop and Performance:
Cape May Presbyterian Church, 500 Hughes St. (corner of Decatur and Hughes) in Cape May, where the company is in residence.
Participants:
Ages 11-17. (A younger age is accepted if a sibling age 11 or over is also in the workshop.) Class limited to 15.
Fee: $250.00 to be paid in full; minimum of $50.00 per installment. Full amount must be received by July 1. If the student must cancel, fee will be fully refunded if cancellation is before June 30. After this date, $50.00 will be retained by ELTC.
My daughter had always wanted to try theater, and when your company started a summer workshop for students, she was thrilled. At first, she just wanted to work behind the scenes, but once she got there she jumped right in and did five different parts. She gained a great deal of confidence in being on stage. It was the highlight of her summer and she can't wait until next year.
- Joanne Klineburger
SALLY BINGHAM, Workshop Director has been acting in, directing, and writing plays for over 35 years.
She was a founding member of Edge Productions and Over The Edge Comedy Improv Group in Philadelphia. She has appeared in many professional productions in a number of theater companies and festivals in Philadelphia and New York.
She has been teaching theater skills, improv, creativity, and team building for corporations and schools for over 30 years. She has received acclaim for her interpretation of classical plays for children, and is dedicated to making them fresh and relevant to today’s younger audience.
She was a founding member of Edge Productions and Over The Edge Comedy Improv Group in Philadelphia. She has appeared in many professional productions in a number of theater companies and festivals in Philadelphia and New York.
She has been teaching theater skills, improv, creativity, and team building for corporations and schools for over 30 years. She has received acclaim for her interpretation of classical plays for children, and is dedicated to making them fresh and relevant to today’s younger audience.
    ELTC's programs are made possible in part through funding from The NJ State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of The National Endowment for the Arts, The NJ Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism, the generosity of our Season Partners, and the generosity of many patrons.
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Thank you to our 2024 / 2025 Season Partners:
The Washington Inn, and La Mer Beachfront Inn Thank you to our Show Sponsors: Cape May Star & Wave, Just for Laughs and Petals Floral Design Thank you to our Advertising Sponsors: Exit Zero, 98.7 The Coast Radio and Cape May Radio WCFA 101.5 FM ELTC is a proud member of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance, the South Jersey Cultural Alliance and ArtPride, 3 Chambers of Commerce, and www.njsouthernshore.com       |
