

Stray Pups Youth Theatre fulfills SDT’s mission by creating a community of confident, engaged, and enthusiastic students. The program will allow these students to channel their creativity into rewarding performances that build skills students will draw upon for life, in new ways and opportunities not usually given to them. The program combines SDT’s two main focuses: artistic expression and outreach.


Stray Pups Youth Theatre: Summer Camp provides advanced education and rewarding experiences to Saint Louis youth with dedicated interests in performing arts. This program focuses on building rewarding skills while having fun!
In this 6-week summer camp, children (ages 5-15) will learn theatrical basics and performance expertise through games, exercises, and activities. The program will conclude with 3 performances of a musical production, this year’s show will be Alice in Wonderland.

PROGRAM DETAILS
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DAY CAMP
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June 12 - July 21, 2023
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Monday thru Friday
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9am - 12 pm
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No camp held on July 3rd and 4th
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PERFORMANCES
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July 21, 7pm
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July 22, 3pm & 7pm
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Program and Performances will be held at 2336 Tennessee Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63104. You are required to provide transportation for your child.
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AUDITIONS
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Roles will be determined during the first week of camp (June 12-16)
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No need to prepare anything! Students will learn audition basics
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Every enrolled child will receive a role
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PROGRAM FEE
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Only $175 per child (up to 35 spots available)
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Up to 5 Scholarships are available
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Cast members must be available for ALL performances.
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There will be a mandatory parent meeting on June 3 at 10am where detailed information will be provided.
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Paperwork and program fee must be submitted on or before first day of camp.
REGISTRATION
You may fill out the Registration Form and Scholarship Applications online by using the links below or submit hard copies by dropping them off at 2336 Tennessee Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63104. Additional inquiries may be made by emailing pups@straydogtheatre.org or calling (314) 865-1995.