2024
Musical Theatre Summer Camps
July 29 - August 2, 2024
What happens before and after Dorothy visits OZ?
How exciting! Campers sing the songs learn the dance steps, make their own costumes and have loads of fun performing for friends and family. Ages 10+
How exciting! Campers sing the songs learn the dance steps, make their own costumes and have loads of fun performing for friends and family. Ages 10+
DETAILS
Camp Days/Times:
Monday to Friday: 9:30 am - 2:30 pm
Camp Location:
Family Life Center, 3713 Udall St., Point Loma, 92107
Max. Enrollment Each Camp: 15
Registration Each Camp: $395
Camp Days/Times:
Monday to Friday: 9:30 am - 2:30 pm
Camp Location:
Family Life Center, 3713 Udall St., Point Loma, 92107
Max. Enrollment Each Camp: 15
Registration Each Camp: $395
Our Summer Musical Theatre Camp Directing Team
GABY LeBARON-
Director/Choreographer
Gaby is a recent UCSD graduate and she majored in Theatre and Dance. She has been dancing since she was 4 years old, and began doing musicals when she was 15. She was on her highschool dance team, Maroon Magic, and has always loved performing. Some of her favorites musicals she has been in are Bring It On The Musical, Legally Blonde, and Mamma Mia.
Director/Choreographer
Gaby is a recent UCSD graduate and she majored in Theatre and Dance. She has been dancing since she was 4 years old, and began doing musicals when she was 15. She was on her highschool dance team, Maroon Magic, and has always loved performing. Some of her favorites musicals she has been in are Bring It On The Musical, Legally Blonde, and Mamma Mia.
NANCY ROSS- Director/Teaching Artist
It all began at one of San Diego’s most loved children’s music schools: Nightingale Music. It was there, in 2016, that Nancy began developing her childhood education philosophy which would later be know as Movers & Groovers. (Shaking & Peace-Making are still implied, but lost the battle against the laws of effective branding.)
Nancy graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. Since then, she has performed in musicals and plays across the country, and has taught music, theatre, and dance since 2012.
It all began at one of San Diego’s most loved children’s music schools: Nightingale Music. It was there, in 2016, that Nancy began developing her childhood education philosophy which would later be know as Movers & Groovers. (Shaking & Peace-Making are still implied, but lost the battle against the laws of effective branding.)
Nancy graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. Since then, she has performed in musicals and plays across the country, and has taught music, theatre, and dance since 2012.
SEAN MULVIHILL- Actor/Writer/Director/Teaching Artist
Sean has been acting professionally since the age of 16 when I got my first summer stock musical theatre gig in Illinois.
At age 18, Sean moved to Los Angeles and went to USC to get a BFA in Acting. I had my first exposure to improv training with the great Dan O’Connor and Eric Trulles. After graduation, I was a founding member of the acclaimed Blue House Theatre Company alongside present-day stars Patrick J. Adams and Chris Pine. I developed an interest in the mystic and at the age of 24 I made a feature film called Living Luminaries with my then-hero, Eckhart Tolle, the author of The Power of Now.
After Italy, I moved to NYC in 2017 and fell in love with improv. I studied at UCB, the Magnet, and the PIT. My studies led me to direct a feature film called ACT SOCIAL starring Colin Mochrie of “Whose Line is it, Anyway?” Colin was a good sport when we put him in an MRI and looked at his brain while he did improv. The film won the “Film Heals” Award at the 2021 Manhattan Film Festival.
Sean has been acting professionally since the age of 16 when I got my first summer stock musical theatre gig in Illinois.
At age 18, Sean moved to Los Angeles and went to USC to get a BFA in Acting. I had my first exposure to improv training with the great Dan O’Connor and Eric Trulles. After graduation, I was a founding member of the acclaimed Blue House Theatre Company alongside present-day stars Patrick J. Adams and Chris Pine. I developed an interest in the mystic and at the age of 24 I made a feature film called Living Luminaries with my then-hero, Eckhart Tolle, the author of The Power of Now.
After Italy, I moved to NYC in 2017 and fell in love with improv. I studied at UCB, the Magnet, and the PIT. My studies led me to direct a feature film called ACT SOCIAL starring Colin Mochrie of “Whose Line is it, Anyway?” Colin was a good sport when we put him in an MRI and looked at his brain while he did improv. The film won the “Film Heals” Award at the 2021 Manhattan Film Festival.
ERICA KAHN-
Director/ Choreographer
Erica is a San Diego-based director and choreographer with a passion for musical theatre. She holds a double bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Dance from the University of California San Diego with a minor in Education Studies. Erica believes strongly in advocating for the importance of the arts and hopes to increase awareness and appreciation for the arts throughout her career. She also runs a volunteer youth theatre group she co-founded, called Scripps Onstage, that aims to educate and provide opportunities for students to get involved in the arts and produce original works. She has been working with youth since she started directing and choreographing and currently choreographs for Scripps Theatre Arts, a youth theatre in Scripps Ranch. Recent credits include Big Fish (Choreographer, Coronado Playhouse), American Idiot (Co-Director/Co-Choreographer, Muir Musical), Newsies (Choreographer, Scripps Theatre Arts), and Dracula: the Journal of Jonathan Harker (Director, Trinity Theatre Company)
Director/ Choreographer
Erica is a San Diego-based director and choreographer with a passion for musical theatre. She holds a double bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Dance from the University of California San Diego with a minor in Education Studies. Erica believes strongly in advocating for the importance of the arts and hopes to increase awareness and appreciation for the arts throughout her career. She also runs a volunteer youth theatre group she co-founded, called Scripps Onstage, that aims to educate and provide opportunities for students to get involved in the arts and produce original works. She has been working with youth since she started directing and choreographing and currently choreographs for Scripps Theatre Arts, a youth theatre in Scripps Ranch. Recent credits include Big Fish (Choreographer, Coronado Playhouse), American Idiot (Co-Director/Co-Choreographer, Muir Musical), Newsies (Choreographer, Scripps Theatre Arts), and Dracula: the Journal of Jonathan Harker (Director, Trinity Theatre Company)
