(HAMMONTON, NJ) -- Eagle Theatre Conservatory’s 2017 Summer Theatre Intensive is ready to shine the spotlight on your star with an exciting brand new curriculum for a summer camp guaranteed to provide training and performance, while offering opportunities for aspiring actors to build skills that will be applied in front of a live audience.

Each day a variety of intensives will be held by professional teaching artists, including; acting, music, improvisation, dance, audition prep, scene study, stage combat, sketch comedy, and technical theatre. All skills will be showcased by the enrollees, in an on-stage performance of GODSPELL, JR., presented on the Eagle Theatre’s original professional Equity set.

“Whether it be confidence, social skills, or creative thinking… The performing arts have the power to transform. We are proud to provide a fun, safe, and affordable summer camp designed to educate, enlighten, and entertain.” states Kimberly Suskind, Director of Youth Education.

GODSPELL JR. tells the timeless tale of friendship, loyalty, and love. Eagle Theatre Conservatory presents a troupe of eccentric young stars ready to rock the audience right out of their seat! Chockfull of hit rock songs, and topical humor, GODSPELL JR, modernizes a series of parables by using a wide variety of games, and exciting storytelling techniques.

CAMP runs July 10^th, 2017 – August 9^th, 2017, Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m – 2:00 p.m. Performances for GODSPELL JR. will take place on August 9^th, 10^th, 11^th, 12^th, and 13^th, 2017.

Registration will remain open until July 9th, 2017. Visit eagletheatre.org for more information.

This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts

Eagle Theatre, South Jersey’s only year-round Professional Equity Theatre, is dedicated to redefining regional theatre. The theatre produces more than 160 live performances each year, including full-scale Broadway caliber World Premieres and re-conceptualized revivals; New Works Development Series play readings; a traveling Theatre for Youth Audiences program, specializing in providing arts education to schools in under served communities; an Annual Fringe Festival, a 3-day street fair and theatrical marathon, featuring multiple eclectic productions, a beer and wine garden, pop-up art, food, live music, and street performers; and Eagle Theatre Conservatory, a year-round tuition based theatrical institute for all ages and levels of professionalism. 

This award-winning culturally diverse epicenter boasts state of the art technical equipment, a free double parking lot, Sharrott Winery’s on-site Wine Lounge, and is located within walking distance of several boutiques and acclaimed dining destinations in beautifully revitalized Downtown Hammonton, serving patrons from New Jersey, Philadelphia, and beyond.

Eagle Theatre originally opened its doors in 1914 as a silent movie theatre. The theatre was restored in 2009 to serve as a performing arts center. Since the reopening, Eagle Theatre has quickly grown into a nationally recognized non-profit producing organization.