Feb 18, 2020
Hey Kids, Let’s put on a Show!
In a single week, participants put on a show! Soup to Nuts. Sets, costumes, rehearsals, and more. Production is TBA and based on participants. Show will be chosen, cast before camp starts, and participants will be expected to be off-book on the first day.
There are no auditions. Everyone will be cast. Participants will spend the day in rehearsal, theater classes, arts and crafts, both indoors and outside at Bethany Arts Community. All participants must bring a nut-free lunch and snack daily. Lunches and snacks will be refrigerated.
The hours of camp are 9-3 Monday – Friday.
The Performance is on Friday, August 21 at 5pm. Camp and performances are at Bethany Arts Community and is open to families only.
The cost to participate is $700.
Ages 7 – 12
REGISTER
Due to COVID-19, there will only be 10 children permitted to join the play. Social Distancing and masks will be required. Daily temperature checks and online health check-ins will be required. Activities will be almost entirely outdoors, weather permitting. The performance will be outdoors on the last day of camp. In the event of COVID-19 closure, the camp will move on-line.
Feb 19, 2020
Theater O is back at Bethany in the Summer of 2021 with our much loved Harry Potter-themed, arts-based camp. Participants will be sorted into houses, participate in a House Cup competition. Each day participants will do a creative writing assignment with their house, play Harry Potter improv games, create a work of art, and play quidditch! The camp will take place outdoors as much as possible. Strict COVID Protocols are in place, including daily online health checks, mandatory mask-wearing, touchless temperature checks at the door, and social distancing. Campers bring their own lunch and snack, and lunch and snack are refrigerated. Campers must bring water bottles.
Attend one, two, three or all four weeks.
Week 1: July 12-16
Week 2: July 19-23
Week 3: July 26-30
Week 4: August 2-6
The hours of camp are 9 AM -3PM Monday – Friday.
The cost to participate is $650 per 1 week
Ages 7 – 13
REGISTER
Due to COVID-19 Space is extremely limited to 16 campers per week. Daily Health Checks must be completed and masking and social distancing will be enforced.
Please contact jessica@theatero.org directly.
Feb 20, 2020 | Summer Camps
Hey Kids, Let’s put on a Show!
In a single week, participants put on a show! Soup to Nuts. Sets, costumes, rehearsals and more. Production is TBA and based on participants. Show will be chosen, cast before camp starts, and participants will be expected to be off-book on the first day.
Artistic Director Jessica Irons will meet with participants prior to the first day of camp to determine casting. There are no auditions. Everyone will be cast. Participants will spend the day in rehearsal, theater classes, arts and crafts, both indoors and outside at Bethany Arts Community. All participants must bring a nut-free lunch and snack daily. Lunches and snacks will be refrigerated.
The hours of camp are 9-3 Monday – Friday
Performance is on Friday, August 21 at 7pm. Camp and performances are at Bethany Arts Community
Feb 20, 2020 | Summer Camps
Housed on the beautiful Bethany Arts Community Campus in Ossining, NY, The Camp of Witchcraft and Wizardry is open to muggles ages 8-14. Staffed by Theater O, the camp explores the magical world through theater, art, music, puppetry, storytelling, games and more.
This creative program will run for four weeks, July 6-31. It is for fans of The Boy Who Lived as well as all things fantastical and magical! Campers are sorted into houses, participate in a House Cup Competition complete with Tri-Wizard Challenges in the Forbidden Forest, daily quidditch matches (and, of course, a Quidditch Cup!) all with an artistic bent.
Attend one, two, three or all four weeks.
Week 1: July 6-10
Week 2: July 13-17
Week 3: July 20-24
Week 4: July 27-31
Jan 22, 2020
Theater O Presents
Kodachrome By Adam Szymkowicz
Feb 6, 7, 8 (7-9pm)
at Bethany Arts Community
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Welcome to Colchester, a small town where everybody knows each other and the pace of life allows the pursuit of love to take up as much space as it needs. Our tour guide is Suzanne, the town photographer, who lets us peek into her neighbors’ lives to catch glimpses of romance in all its stages of development. A play about love, nostalgia, the seasons and how we learn to say goodbye.
