Virginia Repertory Theatre
Virginia Rep’s fun-filled camps are full of creative exploration and imaginative play. Our unique theatre camps provide exciting performance opportunities for students K - 12. These camps are designed with the novice and seasoned performer in mind. With instruction by some of Virginia’s finest theatre artists and educators, your dramatic student will have a theatrical experience like no other!
The Virginia Rep Center for Arts and Education 4204 Hermitage Road
June Stage Explorers
2 Weeks
June 3 - June 14
Grades 1 - 6
Dramatic Adventures
1 Week
June 24 - 28
Ages 4 - 6
July Stage Explorers
July 8 - 19
Young Performers Institute
July 22 - August 2
Grades 7 - 12
Summer Showtime (by audition)
August 5 - August 18
Grades 5 - 12
In-person summer camps are back! Covid-19 protocols include regular sanitation of high touch areas, daily temperature checks, smaller class sizes and lower camp capacity. Mask wearing is encouraged, but optional for campers. Offering a safe and clean environment for educating your children is our highest priority, and we are very much looking forward to welcoming our patrons and students to the new Virginia Rep Center for Arts and Education.
Vivian Preston Schwartz Education Manager vschwartz@virginiarep.org (804) 783-1688 ext. 1151
Box Office
(804) 282-2620
Vivian Schwartz holds a master's degree in Acting from the New School for Drama in New York City as well as a masters in Educational Theater from NYU. Working for over a decade as an actor in New York, Vivian found her love of teaching through the joys of youth-driven theater. She adores young people and believes with all her spirit that theater creates avenues for young people to develop their worldviews, empathy, and become contributing and inclusive community members.
Brianna Allen, known to her students as Ms. Bri, is happy to continue her work as Education Assistant and Virginia Rep’s Lead Teaching Artist! When not engrossing herself with Virginia Rep’s educational programming, she works as the Education Assistant at Richmond Performing Arts Alliance (RPAA). She can also be seen around Richmond and surrounding communities as a Greater Richmond Wolf Trap and Disney Musicals in Schools teaching artist. Her passion for engaging with youth to develop their theatrical artistry is at the heart of everything she does.