Theater camp kids play a game called The Machine in one of the log shelters at Sandy Beach Park. In this game, participants work together to, without using any words, make shapes out of the groups bodies that depict some kind of working machine. Pictured above the students are becoming a carnival claw game. The game develops body language awareness, attentiveness and cooperation.
After five weeks of theater games, character development, and intensive rehearsals, 26 young performers are ready to take flight in two back-to-back performances of Peter Pan this Friday evening at the Sons of Norway Hall.
The PMC Youth Program's Theater Camp, now in its third year under the direction of Brad Younts, has grown to accommodate its most participants yet - splitting into two groups of 15 and 11 students, ranging in age from 7 to 13 years old.
Connected to the Kinder Skog Nature Program, the theater camp embraces the outdoors as its stage. All five weeks of activities have taken pl...
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