Join us for an exciting two-week theater camp this summer!
Lake Region Community Theatre presents "Pure Imagination" from Music Theatre International. This camp is open to aspiring performers, ages 8-14, where you'll dive into the world of musical theater and bring your imagination to life on stage!
Dates: July 7th-11th & 14th-18th
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Lake Region High School
$400/child for the 2-week program
(Discounts available for siblings)
MTI’s Broadway JR. Revue, “Pure Imagination”, features songs from Frozen, Matilda, Beauty and the Beast, Willy Wonka, Winnie the Pooh Kids, Elf: The Musical, Shrek, and many more!
Campers will have the opportunity to sing and dance to songs from their favorite musicals, all while developing essential performance skills in a fun and supportive environment. Led by experienced theater professionals, this camp provides hands-on training in vocal performance and dance techniques. The program culminates in a showcase where campers can demonstrate their talents on stage. Whether you're a first-time performer or a seasoned actor, Pure Imagination is the perfect place to let your creativity soar and bring your imagination to life!
More details, including registration information, coming soon!
Meet the creative team!
Lauren Murphy has been a music teacher in the Portland area for the past twelve years. She currently teaches chorus at Falmouth Middle School and directs the annual musical. She is a private voice teacher at STAGES Youth Theater and has been a music director for two productions at Royal River Community Players in Yarmouth. She joined the LRCT family in 2023 as a Nun in Sound of Music and played Madame De La Grande Bouche in this past summer’s production of Beauty and the Beast.
Emy Holdon is thrilled to be part of LRCT’s summer workshop! She received her BFA in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University. Upon graduating she continued her training at the Broadway Dance Center, and has had the honor of being able to perform, direct, choreograph and teach throughout the U.S.! She looks forward to helping workshop attendees explore the intersectionality between choreography, music, lyrics and acting. Those attending will learn how to use movement, body language, characterization, and stylistic refinement to tell a story. Let’s dance it!