iTheater Saratoga announced that registration is now open for its summer theater camp, a program designed for young people age ten and older. The camp will be held at Saratoga Arts and will run from June through August 2026, with rehearsals scheduled each weekday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The week‑long schedule provides a structured environment where participants can meet daily, engage in rehearsals, and work on productions under the guidance of iTheater Saratoga staff. By meeting Monday through Friday, campers will have the continuity needed to develop performances that address a range of social issues, an explicit focus of the program.
The camp’s curriculum emphasizes both artistic growth and social awareness. Young actors will explore themes relevant to their lives and communities, using theater as a medium for dialogue and reflection. In addition to performance skills, the program aims to nurture confidence, collaboration, and critical thinking among its participants.
Saratoga Arts, the venue for the camp, will host the daily rehearsals and any related workshops. The facility offers the necessary space and resources for a comprehensive theater experience, from stage work to technical training. While the primary schedule runs during regular school summer vacation, the camp’s weekday format ensures a consistent routine for campers throughout the season.
Parents and guardians interested in enrolling their children can sign up now, as spots are expected to fill quickly. The program’s focus on social issues and talent development positions it as a valuable summer option for youth seeking creative outlets and meaningful engagement. iTheater Saratoga hopes the camp will inspire a new generation of performers who are both skilled artists and thoughtful participants in community conversations.
The camp will conclude at the end of August, wrapping up with performances that showcase the work completed over the summer. Participants will leave with practical theater experience and a deeper understanding of how the arts can address societal topics.