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Imaginorium School of Theatrical Wizardry
July 6-17 (Session 1) & July 20-31 (Session 2) 75 John St, Providence, Rhode Island Ages 8-16 (or grades 3-12) |
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Youth are invited to join us in an immersive wizarding world. The camp is the show, as we will be in costume and in character the whole time. Our camps teach theatre with a side of STEAMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math, and Music) - so even if you're not a "theatre" kid, there's something for everyone. because incorporating all learning styles allows us to fully explore the story. The magical world of Theatrical Wizardry brings together all of the creative arts to welcome your child into our wonderful wizarding world.
We do things a bit differently from other theatre camps...
The journey begins with a personalized acceptance letter by Owl Post.
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Each two-week session starts by sorting students into four unique houses, Phoenixfire, Stonedragon, Windhorse, & Waverider and a Wand Workshop where they receive and customize their own wizards' wands.
In their multi-age houses, they meet in common rooms for teamwork games and activities to explore the qualities of peace, hope, strength, and love, serve magical snacks to the community, and complete a service project... because we teach that the real magic in life is helping others. Together they earn house points to try to win the house cup, but learning kindness and cooperation is more important than competition. |
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Wizarding Classes:
Every morning, students attend intensive theatre classes with kids their own age based on national core theatre arts standards and the Harry Potter books. |
Most were written by Headmistress Iris Imaginoria (aka Jessica Gray, Artistic & Education Director of The Imaginorium) who earned her PhD in Theatre from Louisiana State University.
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In Potions, we mix vocal and acting exercises with science experiments:
Herbology allows kids to study magical plants by making props through arts & crafts.
In Charms students learn physical acting and stage combat as the basis for cooperative wizards' duels.
In Defense Against the Dark Arts, we learn to fight the darkness of low self-esteem, fear, and self-doubt through positive social emotional skills. These help reinforce strong acting techniques.
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History of Magic is about creating and developing their own original characters and playwriting in this unique magical world.
Magical Creatures combines movement with animal studies for an energetic class.
Transfiguration is a favorite... bringing inanimate objects to life through puppetry!
Students learn about Stage Lighting in Astronomy.
Incantations is a music class, where students learn original camp songs.
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In the afternoons we work together to produce original short plays based on the themes. Students can choose to act or participate in the production team. This year our original plays were developed by students at Winter Wizards Academy!
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The Queen Bee, The Light of Joy,
and The Key to the Rainbow Path in 2019 |
The Key to the Rainbow Path in 2018
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But that's not all! We also have...
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Costume Challenges & Theme Days!
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Wizard Chess and Quidditch!!
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From one of our campers: "I like coming to the Imaginorium because it’s really fun! I don’t have to be serious, I can just spend a whole day being geeky and silly with my friends while taking part in creative and lively activities directly from Harry Potter. Everyone’s being their wildest self, and it’s a very happy environment."
Essential Info
For students entering 3rd - 12th grades
(High school youth may attend as students or apply for one of the four available ELF junior counselor positions)
The program will run from 9 am to 3 pm daily.
Before Care begins at 7:30 for $100 extra total for both weeks.
After Care runs till 5:30 for $100 extra total for both weeks.
Students must bring their own lunches.
Reading the Harry Potter books and/or seeing the movies in advance is helpful but not absolutely necessary.
The program is directed by professional staff with 15 years experience running similar programs.
(High school youth may attend as students or apply for one of the four available ELF junior counselor positions)
The program will run from 9 am to 3 pm daily.
Before Care begins at 7:30 for $100 extra total for both weeks.
After Care runs till 5:30 for $100 extra total for both weeks.
Students must bring their own lunches.
Reading the Harry Potter books and/or seeing the movies in advance is helpful but not absolutely necessary.
The program is directed by professional staff with 15 years experience running similar programs.
$400 for 2-week day camp
$700 for 4-weeks
Discounts
-10% off the total
1) Children of volunteers
2) Students from the host venue OR
3) Families with 3 or more registered siblings
Some scholarships might be available. In 2019 we were able to offer six scholarships through an organization named Kiki's Garden. We express sincere gratitude to this amazing organization and hope to partner with them again in the future to encourage young artists to grow and bloom!
Read about our Refund Policy here.
The two sessions are different, so students may attend all summer. We strongly recommend that students attend both weeks of a session,
but some spaces may be available for a single week. The fee for one week is $250. Contact us to talk about your specific needs.
$700 for 4-weeks
Discounts
-10% off the total
1) Children of volunteers
2) Students from the host venue OR
3) Families with 3 or more registered siblings
Some scholarships might be available. In 2019 we were able to offer six scholarships through an organization named Kiki's Garden. We express sincere gratitude to this amazing organization and hope to partner with them again in the future to encourage young artists to grow and bloom!
Read about our Refund Policy here.
The two sessions are different, so students may attend all summer. We strongly recommend that students attend both weeks of a session,
but some spaces may be available for a single week. The fee for one week is $250. Contact us to talk about your specific needs.
Pay Fees via Paypal:
10% discount for returning students, families with 3 or more children, or children from our rental venues (FASRI or All Saints).
All trademarks and names used are acknowledged as the property of their respective owners. This includes, but is not limited to, JK Rowling, Warner Brothers, Bloomsbury Publishing, Scholastic Books. This program is not associated with, affiliated with, or endorsed by any of the aforementioned parties. Rights to the characters and their likenesses are neither claimed nor implied.