Confidence. Creativity. Connections.

These are just a few of the positives that families report seeing in their children after attending GREAT summer camps. Our camps are designed to bring youth together (in a covid safe way) to explore the artistic process of creating theatre in a space where they can express themselves, connect with others, and be who they are. Consider this your invitation to transform your child’s life.

Planning is underway for a safe, fun, and creative summer!

2021 SUMMER CAMP SCHEDULE

SCHOLARSHIP REQUEST FORM

We are committed to the safety of our campers, teaching artists, and families. GREAT will continue to follow current MDH and CDC guidelines for Youth Enrichment. Since the Governor’s update last week, we have not yet received updates on what this means specifically for the guidelines for youth enrichment activities. As the situation continues to evolve and we get new information from MDH we will update camp families accordingly. Safety remains a top priority in our planning.

Camp dates, times and locations subject to change.

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BUILD CONFIDENCE. MAKE ART.
BE CREATIVE. MEET NEW FRIENDS. HAVE FUN. PLAY. BE GREAT.

These camps have been a great experience to help my children open up and express themselves, connect to the community, grow as people, and find talents they didn’t know they had!

My son’s connection to GREAT Theatre has changed his life and opened him up to new friendships and experiences that he could never get anywhere else.

“This was an exceptional way for my son to spend a week of his summer vacation. It has given him increased confidence!”

“Another GREAT Theatre camp! My son can’t wait until next summer. He was so sad when it was all over!”

“Your programs generosity with scholarships means the world to our family!”

GREAT EDUCATION: Play for All Stages

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Central MN Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

Led by professional teaching artists, each camp is designed to explore the artistic process of creating theatre and building life skills through quality arts education. Consider this your invitation to transform your child’s life. 

Register for the grade your student will be entering in the fall 2021.

Story Play: Age 4-Kindergarten

Explore theatre through songs, dance, and games inspired by your favorite storybook characters! 

Skills: imagination, teamwork, social skills, listening skills
Features: costume craft, free ticketed in-person Friday sharing for family
Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 15 student spots will be available. 

Llama Llama Loves the Drama
Join our friend Llama Llama as we bring our favorite stories to life through stories, songs, dance, and games. 

Twirling Trolls
Join us for a Troll-tastic Theatre Adventure as we bring our favorite Trolls stories to life! Inspired by the Trolls movies, we will be dancing and twirling to all our favorite songs.

Page to Stage: 1st & 2nd

Bring storybooks to life through songs, games, and a short script! 

Skills: imagination, teamwork, social skills, confidence, speaking/projection
Features: costume craft, free ticketed in-person Friday sharing for family
Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 22 student spots will be available. 

Superhero Adventures
Who is YOUR favorite superhero? Join us on a high-flying adventure as we explore our favorite superhero stories, including Lucia the Luchadora and Even Superheroes Make Mistakes! 

Rosie Revere & Friends
Are you a Questioneer? Jump into Ms. Greer’s class with Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, Iggy Peck, and Sofia Valdez  as we explore theatre and bring these stories to life!

Mini Player Originals – 3rd-5th Grade

Take the stage and create your own original play inspired by characters from popular series! 

Skills: working as an ensemble, storytelling, creativity, collaboration, projection
Features: costume box, free ticketed in-person Friday performance for family
Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 24 student spots will be available. 

Descendants Take the Stage
Trouble is brewing at Auradon Prep, where the children of Disney villians and Disney heroes clash in a battle of good vs evil. Take the stage and create an original play featuring your favorite characters!

Heroes, Quests, & Creatures
Calling all heroes and magical creatures! The world is in trouble, and it is up to you to journey on a magical quest, battling (or befriending?) mythological creatures as you take the stage and create an original play!

Musical in a Week – 4th-10th Grade

Skills: characterization, collaboration, confidence, vocal, dance
Features: costumes, microphones, free ticketed in-person for family
Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 24 student spots will be available. 

  • Madagascar JR. Do you like to MOVE IT MOVE IT? Come sing and dance in the musical Madagascar JR! Build acting, dancing, and singing skills to create this musical-in-a-week production.
  • Disney’s Frozen KIDS Do you wanna build a snowman? Join Elsa, Anna, and Olaf in the newly released musical, Disney’s Frozen KIDS! Build acting, dancing, and singing skills to create this musical-in-a-week production. Friday performance will also be LIVESTREAMED

Play in a Week – 5th-10th grade & 7th-12th grade

Take the stage and develop your acting skills in a fully scripted play!

Skills: characterization, collaboration, storytelling, confidence, projection, diction
Features: costumes, microphones, free ticketed in-person Friday performance
Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 16 student spots will be available. 

  • The Wizard of Oz | 5th-10th grade
    Journey through Oz with Dorothy, Scarecrow, Lion, and Tin Man and more in this play adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s book. Focus on creating characters and building ensembles in this play-in-a-week production.

Musical Theatre Intensive – 7th-12th grade

Skills: vocal, dance, musical performance
Features: free ticketed in-person Friday showcase for family

  • Hamilton Musical Theatre Intensive: Join us “in the room where it happened” to learn songs and choreography from HAMILTON.

Camp size: If capacity limits increase, no more than 16 student spots will be available.

2021 summer theatre camp schedule

CLICK TO SEARCH CAMPS

View the schedule by week below or click the button above to search by age or location.

Register for the grade your student will be entering in the fall 2021. Led by professional teaching artists, each camp is designed to explore the artistic process of creating theatre and building life skills through quality arts education.

REGISTERING FOR MULTIPLE CAMPS OR MULTIPLE KIDS?

Multiple kids for the same camp:
1. Add camp to cart once.
2. Click the shopping cart icon in upper right corner.
3. Click check out.
4. On the next page, add multiple campers to the camp.

Multiple camps:
1. Add ALL camps to cart.
2. Click the shopping cart icon in upper right corner.
3. Click check out.
4. On the next page, add campers to each camp.

 

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Camp dates, times and locations subject to change.

Pick-Your-Price!

Our full registration fee represents the amount that it costs GREAT to bring theatre camps to our community. To make sure that every student has access to the transformative power of theatre camp, we offer a pick-your-price scholarship program that is available to each and every family. Scholarships are confidential and available for every camp, in every location, every week in limited quantities. 

To register for camp using a pick-your-price scholarship, complete the request form. You’ll be asked to indicate your top three camp choices (specific camp, week, and location) as well as the amount you plan to pay towards the registration fee. Recipients make some payment towards the class, but the amount is up to the individual family. We will process your request and you’ll receive a confirmation of your registration along with a link to make your payment online. Payments must be received at least two weeks prior to when the camp begins. Register now. Pay later!

PICK-YOUR-PRICe REQUEST FORM

GREAT Theatre is able to provide educational programming and continue supporting families, teaching artists, and our partner locations through class registration fees and the generosity of donors. Thanks to our corporate supporters and the Judi Newstrom Memorial Scholarship fund for making camp accessible for all. 
Thank you to our 2021 camp sponsors:

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Camps are designed for specific grade and developmental levels, and we encourage you to register your student accordingly. Registration is determined by the grade your student will be entering in the fall of 2021. Please reach out if you have questions about which camp is best for your student. 

For the safety of all campers – parents, caregivers, family members (including siblings), and friends are not able to observe/sit-in on camp. Our camps and intensives are designed for student participation, and we find that students focus better and participate more fully when family members are not in the room. Family members and friends are welcomed and encouraged to attend the sharing/performance/showcase on the final day of camp.

 

GREAT Theatre summer camps are process-focused camps as growth happens most in the rehearsal room. With this in mind, most camps culminate with a sharing, showcase, or performance for families and friends. Please see camp-specific details on our Registration and Schedule pages to see if and what kind of performance your camp has. 

GREAT performs at a variety of locations from blackbox theatres to school performing arts centers to churches, all of which have stages of varying types. While some camps rehearse in classrooms, all camp sharings/showcases/performances will take place on a stage. 

Parents may record a video of the performance for personal use, but per production licenses GREAT is not permitted to record or distribute video of performances.

We encourage campers to dress in comfortable clothing that they can move in. Please have your student wear rubber-soled, closed-toed shoes. 

For costumed camps’ performance days, students will need a base layer: shorts/leggings and t-shirt/tank-top to wear underneath their costume. More detailed information will follow. 

For non-costumed camps’ performance days, we encourage students to wear their GREAT Theatre Summer Camp t-shirt, unless otherwise specified. 

Students must wear masks that cover both nose and mouth. 

 

Because GREAT camps are focused on the process of learning and building theatre skills, not all camps are costumed. This may mean your student will be creating a costume craft, using pieces from a costume trunk, wearing a full costume, or showcasing their GREAT Theatre Summer Camp shirt. Please see camp-specific details on our Registration and Schedule pages.

Because GREAT serves over a thousand students at 15 locations each summer, not all of our camps have microphones. In 2021 our Musical-in-A-Week and Play-In-A-Week camps will utilize microphones.

If a camp is full, you may sign up for the wait list. If a spot becomes available, you will be alerted via email. You claim your spot within 24 hours. If we do not receive payment within 24 hours, your Wait List reservation will be canceled and the spot will be offered to the next student in line.

Yes, to make sure that every student has access to the transformative power of theatre camp we offer a pick-your-price scholarship program available to each and every family. Scholarships are confidential and available for every camp, in every location, every week. Visit the scholarship tab for more information.

Yes, students and staff are required to wear masks with the exception of eating, drinking, and designated “mask break” times. Face shields can be worn in addition to a mask, but cannot replace a mask. Disposable masks will be provided to any student for any reason. We require masks that follow CDC guidelines. The CDC’s guide to mask-wearing can be found here. 

May 11th update: We are committed to the safety of our campers, teaching artists, and families. GREAT will continue to follow current MDH and CDC guidelines for Youth Enrichment. Since the Governor’s update last week, we have not yet received updates on what this means specifically for the guidelines for youth enrichment activities. As the situation continues to evolve and we get new information from MDH we will update camp families accordingly. Safety remains a top priority in our planning.

This depends on the location. We are working with our partners to identify a designated outdoor space at each location, with a few exceptions: camps at GREAT Studios/Paramount Center for the Arts will be indoors only; camps at the Sartell Community Center will take place primarily outdoors with an indoor space to be used as a back-up when weather conditions are not favorable (excessive heat, wind, rain, etc.). Teaching Artists are encouraged to conduct class outdoors as much as possible. Snack and lunch will be conducted outdoors, weather permitting. 

GREAT will follow the MDH and CDC Decision Tree process to assess if employees, campers or volunteers should stay home and when they should return. Non vaccinated staff and volunteers must follow the CDC guidelines on quarantining for 7-14 days with a positive test result and we will alert anyone who has been within 6′ for more than 15 minutes within 24 hours with the individual who tested positive.

Employees, campers and volunteers must stay home from work, camp or their volunteer shift if they have symptoms of acute respiratory illness consistent with COVID-19, including fever, cough, chills, sudden loss of taste or smell, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or shortness of breath. Contact GREAT Theatre if your camper will not be attending camp. Please be tested for COVID-19 and let GREAT know if you test positive (this will be kept confidential.)

GREAT will continue to follow current MDH and CDC guidelines for Youth Enrichment and will abide by all COVID safety precautions. GREAT is working to ensure all adult staff are vaccinated to create the safest possible camps for our students.

 

When available, employees, campers and volunteers will wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. When this is not an option, use sanitizer containing at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol. Employees, campers and volunteers should also wash their hands at the beginning and end of each shift and break, after using the restroom, sneezing, touching their face, blowing their nose, cleaning, eating, or drinking. Hand sanitizing will be conducted at drop-off, pick-up, and after each class activity. Additional hand washing & sanitizing will be implemented as needed. GREAT will provide hand sanitizer in the classroom and at entrances/exits. Students are encouraged to bring their own hand sanitizer.

Classrooms, restrooms, and hallways will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized daily by staff and custodial professionals provided by the venue of the camp. High-touch surfaces with the classroom or theater will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day by our teaching artists. If class supplies must be shared, they will be cleaned and sanitized before and after use and students will wash their hands.

No, all of GREAT 2021 summer theatre camps are in-person. The Friday performance of Disney’s Frozen KIDS Musical in a Week will be available to watch via livestream. 

  • Story Play and Page to Stage camps will have a free in-person, ticketed sharing time on Friday during the last half hour of camp.  
  • Mini Players Originals and Intensive (Hamilton) will have a free in-person, ticketed sharing time on Friday during the last half hour of camp. 
  • Musicals and Play-in-a-Week will have a free in-person, ticketed performance the last hour of camp on Friday. 
  • The number of in-person tickets each camper receives will vary depending on facility capacity and MDH guidelines. 
  • Disney’s Frozen KIDS Musical-in-a-Week is the only camp that will also be available to watch via livestream on Friday. 

  • There is a 20% administrative fee for cancellations; must give 2 weeks advance notice.
  • There are no refunds for cancellations made within 2 weeks of the start of camp.
  • Students may transfer camp sessions (based on availability) 2+ weeks before a class begins. Class transfers requested less than two weeks before a class begins may not be accommodated. If camp registration fees are not equal, any cost difference must be paid at the time of transfer.
  • Refunds will be considered for students with COVID-19 symptoms.

If GREAT cancels a camp for ANY reason prior to the camp starting, you may join a different class or receive a full refund.

We will follow all current CDC and MDH guidelines regarding decisions for how camp proceeds if there are positive tests or potential exposures. In the event of a cancellation or exposure you will be alerted via text and email. In the event of a positive COVID-19 case within a camp that requires it to be cancelled, a prorated refund will be issued.

We know there is much concern surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, and we want to do whatever is necessary to support you in a safe and productive camp environment. We are committed to the safety of our campers, teaching artists, and families. GREAT will continue to follow current MDH and CDC guidelines for Youth Enrichment. As the situation continues to evolve and we get new information from MDH we will update camp families accordingly. Safety remains a top priority in our planning.

Updated May 28th, 2021

GENERAL COVID-19 GUIDELINES

All employees, volunteers and campers are to put the following guidelines into practice:

  • HAND WASHING. When available, employees, campers and volunteers will wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. When this is not an option, use sanitizer containing at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol. Employees, campers and volunteers should also wash their hands at the beginning and end of each shift and break, after using the restroom, sneezing, touching their face, blowing their nose, cleaning, eating, or drinking.
  • PHYSICAL DISTANCING. Whenever possible, employees, campers and volunteers should leave at least 3 or 6 feet between them and the person closest to them. Our instructors will help campers maintain physical distance throughout camp with the use of tape, carpet dots, or other markers.
  • FACE COVERINGS. Please note: As strongly encouraged by the CDC and MDH, GREAT will require all students attending a 2021 GREAT Summer Theatre Camp to wear face masks while indoors (covering nose and mouth). Masks may be removed for the Friday sharing and/or performance and anytime students are outdoors physically distanced. 
  • SYMPTOMS: Employees, campers and volunteers must stay home from work, camp or their volunteer shift if they have symptoms of acute respiratory illness consistent with COVID-19, including fever, cough, chills, sudden loss of taste or smell, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or shortness of breath. Contact GREAT Theatre if your camper will not be attending camp. Please be tested for COVID-19 and let GREAT know if you test positive (this will be kept confidential.)
  • VACCINATION: GREAT strongly encourages all staff and volunteers be fully vaccinated (two weeks after completion of a two-dose or a one-dose series) to reduce the risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19 and help reduce risk of spreading COVID-19 to others
  • HEALTH SCREENING: GREAT will follow the MDH and CDC Decision Tree process to assess if employees, campers or volunteers should stay home and when they should return. Non vaccinated staff and volunteers must follow the CDC guidelines on quarantining for 7-14 days with a positive test result and we will alert anyone who has been within 6′ for more than 15 minutes within 24 hours with the individual who tested positive.
  • SNACK/LUNCH TIME: You may bring a full water bottle with you to class each day, though only camps with specified snack or lunch periods may bring food (unless needed because of a medical condition). Water fountains may not be accessible at each location. If possible, eating periods will happen outdoors or outside of the room being used for camp. Instructors will help supervise distancing between students. If the area is too small for the whole class, campers will eat in groups (the same ones each day).
  • IN-PERSON PERFORMANCES: Safety protocols for audiences will be determined by current MDH and CDC guidelines at the time of the camp. These guidelines will be communicated via email and on our website.

RESPONDING TO CONFIRMED CASES OF COVID-19

In the event that an employee, camper or volunteer is confirmed to be currently infected with COVID-19, the following actions will be taken:

  • Determine what areas of the venue were visited, used, or impacted by the infected employee, camper or volunteer. Identify if employees or volunteers need to be removed from the area and if the area requires sanitization.
  • Notify the ‘impacted employees, camper family or volunteers’ that may have had contact with an infected person (without identifying such person for privacy reasons) and encourage them to monitor their health for any symptoms. If symptoms appear, they should contact a medical professional and/or test for COVID-19. We will follow all current CDC and MDH guidelines regarding positive tests or potential exposures regarding decisions for how that camp proceeds. In the event of a cancellation or exposure you will be alerted via text and email.
  • Any employee, camper or volunteer who tests positive for COVID-19 should remain in home isolation until the employee or volunteer provides reliable proof that a physician has determined that they should be released from quarantine or need not be quarantined and may return to work.
  • GREAT will notify MDH about all positive case, managing case follow-up, and notifying exposed persons, consistent with the CDC guidelines.

SANITIZATION

  • SANITIZING HIGH-TOUCH AREAS. High-touch areas around the theatre and rehearsal spaces will be cleaned and/or sanitized daily according to our sanitization checklist. Classrooms, restrooms, and hallways will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized daily by staff and custodial professionals provided by the venue of the camp. High-touch surfaces with the classroom or theater will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day by our teaching artists. If class supplies must be shared, they will be cleaned and sanitized before and after use and students will wash their hands.

OPEN DOOR POLICY

Should any employee, camper or volunteer have any concerns or suggestions regarding conditions related to COVID-19, or if they require any reasonable accommodation or leave related to COVID-19, including leave for qualifying to COVID-19 related reasons under the Family First Coronavirus Response Act, they are encouraged to reach out to Dennis Whipple at Dennis@GreatTheatre.org or 320.258.2787, their direct supervisor, the stage manager or any GREAT employee.

SAFETY FAQs

Yes, students and staff are required to wear masks with the exception of eating, drinking, and designated “mask break” times. Face shields can be worn in addition to a mask, but cannot replace a mask. Disposable masks will be provided to any student for any reason. We require masks that follow CDC guidelines. The CDC’s guide to mask-wearing can be found here.

May 28, 2021 update: As strongly encouraged by the CDC and MDH, GREAT will require all students attending a 2021 GREAT Summer Theatre Camp to wear face masks while indoors (covering nose and mouth). Masks may be removed for the Friday sharing and/or performance and anytime students are outdoors physically distanced. 

This depends on the location. We are working with our partners to identify a designated outdoor space at each location, with a few exceptions: camps at GREAT Studios/Paramount Center for the Arts will be indoors only; camps at the Sartell Community Center will take place primarily outdoors with an indoor space to be used as a back-up when weather conditions are not favorable (excessive heat, wind, rain, etc.). Teaching Artists are encouraged to conduct class outdoors as much as possible. Snack and lunch will be conducted outdoors, weather permitting.

GREAT will follow the MDH and CDC Decision Tree process to assess if employees, campers or volunteers should stay home and when they should return. Non vaccinated staff and volunteers must follow the CDC guidelines on quarantining for 7-14 days with a positive test result and we will alert anyone who has been within 6′ for more than 15 minutes within 24 hours with the individual who tested positive.

Employees, campers and volunteers must stay home from work, camp or their volunteer shift if they have symptoms of acute respiratory illness consistent with COVID-19, including fever, cough, chills, sudden loss of taste or smell, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, or shortness of breath. Contact GREAT Theatre if your camper will not be attending camp. Please be tested for COVID-19 and let GREAT know if you test positive (this will be kept confidential.)

GREAT will continue to follow current MDH and CDC guidelines for Youth Enrichment and will abide by all COVID safety precautions. GREAT is working to ensure all adult staff are vaccinated to create the safest possible camps for our students.

 

When available, employees, campers and volunteers will wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. When this is not an option, use sanitizer containing at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol. Employees, campers and volunteers should also wash their hands at the beginning and end of each shift and break, after using the restroom, sneezing, touching their face, blowing their nose, cleaning, eating, or drinking. Hand sanitizing will be conducted at drop-off, pick-up, and after each class activity. Additional hand washing & sanitizing will be implemented as needed. GREAT will provide hand sanitizer in the classroom and at entrances/exits. Students are encouraged to bring their own hand sanitizer.

Classrooms, restrooms, and hallways will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized daily by staff and custodial professionals provided by the venue of the camp. High-touch surfaces with the classroom or theater will be cleaned and sanitized throughout the day by our teaching artists. If class supplies must be shared, they will be cleaned and sanitized before and after use and students will wash their hands.

We will follow all current CDC and MDH guidelines regarding decisions for how camp proceeds if there are positive tests or potential exposures. In the event of a cancellation or exposure you will be alerted via text and email. In the event of a positive COVID-19 case within a camp that requires it to be cancelled, a prorated refund will be issued. 

Cancellation, Refund, & Transfer Policy

  • There is a 20% administrative fee for cancellations; must give 2 weeks advance notice.
  • There are no refunds for cancellations made within 2 weeks of the start of camp.
  • Students may transfer camp sessions (based on availability) 2+ weeks before a class begins. Class transfers requested less than two weeks before a class begins may not be accommodated. If camp registration fees are not equal, any cost difference must be paid at the time of transfer.
  • Refunds will be considered for students with COVID-19 symptoms.

If GREAT cancels a camp for ANY reason prior to the camp starting, you may join a different class or receive a full refund. 

We will follow all current CDC and MDH guidelines regarding decisions for how camp proceeds if there are positive tests or potential exposures. In the event of a cancellation or exposure you will be alerted via text and email. In the event of a positive COVID-19 case within a camp that requires it to be cancelled, a prorated refund will be issued. 

No Tree Nuts / No Peanuts
To ensure the safety of all of our campers, we have a strict no-nut policy for both peanuts and tree-nuts (including hazelnut products such as Nutella).

Electronic Device Policy
To encourage our value of ensemble and relationship building, cellphones and other electronic devices are not to be used during camp (including breaks). If brought to camp, they should be kept on silent and in a bag. GREAT is not responsible for lost, broken, or stolen belongings. Parents are welcome to call GREAT Theatre at 320.258.2787 if they need to contact their student(s).

Pick-Up & Drop-Off
In consideration of our staff members and to ensure safety of all campers, GREAT asks that campers be dropped-off for class no earlier than 10 minutes before camp start time. Campers must be picked-up for class no later than 5 minutes after camp end time. GREAT reserves the right to charge families a fee of $1 per minute for late pick-ups.

Observation
For the safety of all campers – parents, caregivers, family members (including siblings), and friends are not able to observe/sit-in on camp. Our camps and intensives are designed for student participation, and we find that students focus better and participate more fully when family members are not in the room. Family members and friends are welcomed and encouraged to attend the sharing/performance/showcase on the final day of camp!

GREAT Child Safety Policy
It is the policy of the GREAT to ensure all youth are safeguarded from physical, sexual and emotional harm while taking part. GREAT requires that all staff, instructor, volunteer, production staff and other paid or voluntary helpers working with young people follow the following policy set out below.

GREAT Theatre is committed to valuing each young person, irrespective of sex, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, abilities, or background. We are a safe space for all.

Please read our complete Child Safety Policy here. 

Camp Locations and Directions

With 14 locations spanning every neighborhood in central Minnesota, GREAT Theatre is around every corner.

Special thanks to each of our 2021 summer camp partners:

Albany High School
Blattner Energy Arts Theatre (BEAT)
30 Forest Ave
Driving Directions
Enter at the BEAT main entrance. Door 36

Annandale High School
855 Hemlock Street
Annandale, MN 55302
Driving Directions 

Becker High School – Small Theatre
12000 Hancock St SE
Becker, MN 55308
Driving Directions

Cathedral High School – Holy Angels Theater
312 7th Ave N
St. Cloud, MN 56303
Driving Directions
Enter door #20 -main entrance. Free parking in school lot.

College of Saint Benedict – Gorecki Theatre
CSB Benedicta Arts Center
St. Joseph, MN 56374
Driving Directions
Enter in door west side of building near parking lot 6

Helgeson Learning Lab Theatre
GREAT World Headquarters
710 Sundial Drive
Waite Park, MN 56387
Driving Directions
Next to Crafts Direct – enter through Helgeson Learning Lab Theatre door on south side of building

Melrose High School
546 North 5th Ave E
Melrose, MN 56352
Driving Directions
Enter through Door #13

GREAT Studios // Paramount Theatre **no outdoor space
Monday-Thursday // rehearsal at GREAT Studios. 919 W St. Germain St., St. Cloud. 3rd floor.
Friday // rehearsal and performance at the Paramount Theatre, 913 W St. Germain St., St. Cloud
Driving Directions

Sartell Middle School
748 7th St N
Sartell, MN 56377
Driving Directions
Enter South Door and meet in room 830

Sartell Outdoor Community Center
850 19th Street South
Sartell, MN 56377
Driving Directions
Meet by the marquee/GREAT sign in front of the building. 

Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School
901 1 St S
Sauk Rapids, MN 56379
Driving Directions
Enter door #4 (left side of Community Arts Center). Free parking in school lot. 

Tech High School
4200 33rd St S
St Cloud, MN 56301
Driving Directions

We want to ensure that everyone has a healthy and fun week! Here are some reminders:

NOTES: Other details and instructions will be sent home with your camper on Mondays and Thursdays. Please make sure your camper gives these to you.

SLEEP: Campers need a good night’s rest to provide them with the energy they’ll need for each day of camp.

WHAT TO WEAR: Campers should wear rubber-soled shoes and comfortable clothing that they can move in. NO FLIP FLOPS. Students must wear masks that cover both nose and mouth. 

HYDRATE: Campers are encouraged to bring a water bottle to camp each day.

EAT: Campers should eat before coming to camp and bring snack/lunch based on the camp they are attending:

  • Story Play (PreK/K) – NO FOOD
  • Page to Stage (1st & 2nd) – snack
  • Mini Players Originals (3rd-5th) – snack
  • Musical & Play-In-A-week (4th-12th)- lunch and snack
  • Intensive (Hamilton) – snack

CHECKING IN: Each day, our camp staff will check each camper in and out at the door to the auditorium or classroom. Campers are to enter through the designated entrance for their specified camp location. Before entering, you will be met by a camp instructor to answer safety questions. Younger children are to be accompanied by ONE adult to the front door to help with the check-in questions, but adults will not be allowed past the entrance area. Please make sure your child checks out with a staff person each day. 

ATTITUDE: Campers should be prepared for an awesome week. They should come ready to learn and have fun! NO CELL PHONES PLEASE. Instructors have phones if emergencies happen or calls need to be made.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: If your child will be absent, or in case of emergency during your week of camp, please call our office at 320.258.2787 so we may contact your child’s instructor.