Join us for a fun week of theatre and art during our Fall Break Camp!

Campers ages 5-7 will explore all that Woodstock Arts has to offer. We will draw, paint, and sculpt AND sing, dance, act, and improv. At the end of the week, campers will get to perform in their very own Fairytale Forest show!

Drop off will be 8:45-9:00am and pickup will be 4:30pm. There will a camp showcase at 4:00pm on Friday!

Due to allergies, we are a completely nut free camp.

Join us for a fun week of theatre and art during our Fall Break Camp!

Campers ages 8-12 will explore all that Woodstock Arts has to offer. We will draw, paint, and sculpt AND sing, dance, act, and improv. At the end of the week, campers will get to perform in their very own Fairytale Forest show!

Drop off will be 8:45-9:00am and pickup will be 4:30pm. There will a camp showcase at 4:00pm on Friday!

Due to allergies, we are a completely nut free camp.

Using the tools of improv, instructor Joe Lemmo along with WIT (Woodstock Arts Improv Troupe), are offering a workshop for adults of all neurotypes to gain confidence, build regulation skills, enhance creativity, reduce anxiety, and improve communication skills. In each workshop, the instructor and troupe members will guide students through improv games and exercises in a supportive, low-pressure environment where they are encouraged to try new things, brush off mistakes, and make discoveries. 

This workshop is open to all skill levels and recommended for individuals who are comfortable and/or interested working with all neurodiversities and providing a supportive environment for everyone! 

Join playwright, director, actor, and dramaturg Claire F. Martin, who specializes in classical theatre and literary adaptation, in this exciting new workshop where students will dive into the world of classical text and learn the necessary skills to perform it authentically! This workshop is open to all high school students looking to strengthen their acting skills and learn something new!! 

In this 6 week class, participants will take all of their Fundamental Improv knowledge, and apply it to a narrative! This class will teach you how to "yes, and..." your way through the beginning, middle, and end of a story structure, using improv on the spot.

To get the most out of this class, it is recommended that you have taken Fundamentals of Improv or have previous improv experience.

This class ends with a graduation show, date and time TBD.

Using the tools of improv, instructor Joe Lemmo along with WIT (Woodstock Arts Improv Troupe), are offering a workshop for adults of all neurotypes to gain confidence, build regulation skills, enhance creativity, reduce anxiety, and improve communication skills. In each workshop, the instructor and troupe members will guide students through improv games and exercises in a supportive, low-pressure environment where they are encouraged to try new things, brush off mistakes, and make discoveries. 

This workshop is open to all skill levels and recommended for individuals who are comfortable and/or interested working with all neurodiversities and providing a supportive environment for everyone! 

Learn the tools every actor uses to create memorable characters and build a great story! In this class, students will work together to learn how to use their bodies, voices, and imaginations in order to inhabit different characters, make bold choices, and build a strong ensemble on stage. Students will also collaborate to create their own script bursting with creativity and ideas from their own imaginations!

Students will showcase selections of their classwork as a part of our Collage Day on Saturday, November 21st. 2 tickets to this event are included in class registration.

This class is part of our Acting Pathway, which develops theatre skills through acting techniques, storytelling, and collaboration. In Junior Drama Club, students will focus on scene work and ensemble building.

Learn the tools every actor uses to create memorable characters and build a great story! In this class, students will work together to learn how to use their bodies, voices, and imaginations in order to inhabit different characters, make bold choices, and build a strong ensemble on stage. Students will also collaborate to create their own script bursting with creativity and ideas from their own imaginations, which they will perform at Collage day.

Students will showcase selections of their classwork as a part of our Collage Day on Saturday, November 21st. 2 tickets to this event are included in class registration.

This class is part of our Acting Pathway, which develops theatre skills through acting techniques, storytelling, and collaboration. In Junior Drama Club, students will focus on scene work and ensemble building.