SUMMER THEATRE CAMP

   for kids ages 7-12

   Theater Camp will consist of five, one week programs. You may sign up for one or more weeks. Each week will include a production, some improv exercises, set design, indoor and outdoor activities, theatre games and the 5pm performance Friday after final camp each week.

   The schedule: is from 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday at Cranmore Mountain in North Conway Village.

   (Early drop off and late pick-up are available).

   The Fee: is $150.00 per week  (Some scholarships are available).

   REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JUNE 30, 2006

   All participants will be required to bring their own lunch, water,

   sunscreen and change of clothes.

THE SHOWS:

WEEK #1 - JULY 10 - JULY 14
The Ugly Dorkling

When Dorcas Dorkling hits Average High school

the very normal kids are shocked by her very different

appearance. Attitudes change, however, when a talent

scout comes to the school looking for new talent.

Maybe being different isn't so bad after all.

WEEK #2 - JULY 17 - JULY 21
Alan Din and the Magic Headlamp

When uncoordinated Alan Din is sent to summer camp

he is less than enthused. But when he finds a magical

headlamp in his camping gear his luck starts to change.

Gino, the lamps' magical black fly, helps Alan become

the coolest kid at camp. Alan learns that being cool

isn't all it's cracked up to be.

WEEK #3 - JULY 24 - JULY 28
Moo Lawn

When young Mona Moo decides she wants to
take over her brother's lawn mowing business while he's at
summer camp, she must go to extraordinary lengths to take his
place. Looking like a boy is tough for a cheerleader but she's
determined to earn some moolah.

WEEK #4 - JULY 31 - AUGUST 4
Robin' in the Hood: (the neighborhood that is)
When evil land developer Sherry Nottingham set
her sights on Cedardale neighborhood it looks like
her plans for a giant multiplex might actually go
through. However when the neighborhood kids
band together they come up with a plan to save
their home for good.

Week #5 - AUGUST 6 - AUGUST 10
The Cat Came Back: (Musical)

Getting rid of this determined cat is more difficult than
anyone could imagine. The cat survives drowning,
dynamite, nail guns, balloon crashes and many
more humorous situations. A fun musical
theatre experience for kids.

If you have any questions, please contact Christy Hikel at M&D Productions. She may be reached at 603-356-4449.