Summer 2023
Online and In-Person Camps in:
Acting
Musical Theatre
Performance Ensemble
Film/TV
Improv and Sketch Comedy
Click below for dates/times for Summer 2023 Camps. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
Our tween summer camps introduce students to the Barrow Group’s specific approach to storytelling and acting tools. We believe that students learn the most in an atmosphere of trust, collaboration, positive reinforcement, and play!
If you have any questions, please contact us here.
Weekend Workshop: Tween and Teen Monologue Coaching and Audition Prep Saturday and Sunday, 10am – 5pm, $325
In our Weekend Workshop: Tween and Teen (ages 10 – 17) Monologue Coaching and Audition Prep, students will prepare audition material, participate in mock auditions, and learn audition technique. Both students and parents will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the audition process.
This camp is great for students planning to audition for arts/professional middle and high schools (such as LaGuardia High School, Professional Performing Arts School PPAS, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, Brooklyn High School of the Arts, The Beacon School and others). It is also great for high school students planning to audition for BFA theatre programs at colleges/universities.
This class incorporates our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with.
These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting tools! In our tween camps, students are asked to observe fellow classmates work and give objective feedback based on what changed/what was different after an adjustment is given. Honing observation skills in this way is crucial to the learning process and understanding of The Barrow Group approach.
This class teaches our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with. We believe that to act is to PLAY, and that students learn the most in an atmosphere of relaxed positive reinforcement.
These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting tools! In our tween camps, students are asked to observe fellow classmates work and give objective feedback based on what changed/what was different after an adjustment is given. Honing observation skills in this way is crucial to the learning process and understanding of The Barrow Group approach.
This class teaches our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with. We believe that to act is to PLAY, and that students learn the most in an atmosphere of relaxed positive reinforcement.
There are no prerequisites for this camp. However, we highly recommend starting with our Tween Explorations in Acting Class or 1-Week Tween Summer Acting Camp.
Schedule:
In-Person – July 24 – 28, Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm – $700 – REGISTER HERE
This class teaches our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with. We believe that to act is to PLAY, and that students learn the most in an atmosphere of relaxed positive reinforcement.
These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting tools! In our tween camps, students are asked to observe fellow classmates work and give objective feedback based on what changed/what was different after an adjustment is given. Honing observation skills in this way is crucial to the learning process and understanding of The Barrow Group approach.
What makes The Barrow Group School different from many other studios in NYC is that all of our teachers have gone through an intensive teacher training program with TBG co-Artistic Directors Seth Barrish and Lee Brock. So when your child takes a class with us, the teacher has trained for years at The Barrow Group in our specific approach.
Our 1-Week Improv and Sketch Comedy Camp explores:
ensemble building
improvisation
applying improvisation to our work as actors with scripted material
writing, analyzing, and performing in sketches
This camp is great for students looking to explore creativity and out of the box thinking to build acting skills and to boost confidence!
In-Person camps run from 10am-5pm. Extended Day is available from 8:30am–10am and 5–6:30pm. During this time, students will participate in group led activities such as arts and crafts, story time, improvisation, etc. Extended Day is an additional $50 per week. Upon registration, an email will be sent with the option to register for Extended Day .
Schedule:
In-Person – July 17-21, Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm – $700 – REGISTER HERE
This class teaches our specific approach to storytelling, and introduces students to the same tools that our adult professional actors work with. We believe that to act is to PLAY, and that students learn the most in an atmosphere of relaxed positive reinforcement.
These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting tools! In our tween camps, students are asked to observe fellow classmates work and give objective feedback based on what changed/what was different after an adjustment is given. Honing observation skills in this way is crucial to the learning process and understanding of The Barrow Group approach.
What makes The Barrow Group School different from many other studios in NYC is that all of our teachers have gone through an intensive teacher training program with TBG co-Artistic Directors Seth Barrish and Lee Brock. So when your child takes a class with us, the teacher has trained for years at The Barrow Group in our specific approach.
Our 1-Week Theatre Production and Performance Camp explores:
writing
acting
directing
In this camp, students will write, direct, and act in their own original short plays.
These camps are designed to be taken multiple times, as students will work on different scenes and be introduced to new acting tools! In our tween camps, students are asked to observe fellow classmates work and give objective feedback based on what changed/what was different after an adjustment is given. Honing observation skills in this way is crucial to the learning process and understanding of The Barrow Group approach.
