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Lookingglass Camp activities will take place in the theatre and at nearby Seneca Park.
Enrollment will be limited to 20 campers per session. Campers will be supervised by two teaching artists at all times, participate in group activities, and complete additional
activities in small groups of 2-3. Campers take breaks for snacks and lunch.

At Lookingglass, we like to say that the word “play is both a noun and a verb.” All campers will create a final event that can be shared, but the performance may include outdoor activities like scavenger hunts, and/or activities like films, podcasts, or artwork.
Stay tuned for updates about your child’s final day of camp! You’ll definitely want to play along!

With support and guidance from our experienced teaching artists, campers will create their own stories and performances. At Lookingglass, there are no assigned roles or scripts–each camper creates their dream role! Participants will explore creative problem solving, teamwork, confident public speaking, analysis of text, speaking directly to the audience, community engagement, and more — all while creating something fun
that makes them proud!

We welcome everyone to Lookingglass Camp and we really, really mean it. Please contact Molly to discuss scheduling changes and/or other accommodations that will make your camper feel included, happy, and successful. Email mbunder@lookingglasstheatre.org

Please bring two water bottles, a snack, sunscreen and insect repellent. Campers should bring a packed lunch free from common allergens. Campers may be asked to bring some recyclables from home. A complete materials list will be shared via email the week before your camp session begins.

Please wear clothes that allow you to move freely, shoes that allow you to run and jump, and make sure your clothes can get dirty! You may also want to wear a hat or sunglasses.

Please tell your teachers in advance if you will be late/absent/leaving early. Our camp includes daily trips to nearby Seneca Park and we may ask you to report to the park
rather than the theatre. You may email curiosity@lookingglasstheatre.org with attendance information. The double doors on Pearson Street will be locked when not being used for drop off (8:45 – 9:00am) and pick up (3:00 – 3:10pm) to prevent library patrons from inadvertently entering our camp zone. Please call/text Molly (765-586-3082) if you arrive late or need to depart early.

When you register for camp, please list the names of all the adults approved to pick-up your camper(s). You may add to this list at any time by emailing curiosity@lookingglasstheatre.org. If an adult isn’t on our list, we will telephone for pick-up permission before dismissing the camper. Teaching artists are required to ask for a photo ID if they do not recognize someone at pick-up. Please share this information with all adults who may pick-up your camper(s).

You may drop off anytime after 8:45am. The double doors on Pearson Street will be locked when not being used for drop off (8:45 – 9:00am) and pick up (3:00 – 3:10pm) to prevent library patrons from inadvertently entering our camp zone. Drop off for Ace the Audition is 11:45am – 12pm. Pick up for Ace the Audition is 4:00 – 4:10pm

Sometimes grown-ups are late! Please call or text your Molly (765-586-3082) if you will be running late. We ask that you plan to be early for pick-up as our teaching artists are almost always going directly to another class, rehearsal, or audition. If you are more than 20 minutes late for pick up, a $52 fee will be applied to compensate the teaching artist for overtime. Thanks for your help!

If you need to change your plans, we offer a 50% refund up to 3 weeks before the camp begins.