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Create an original story for the stage or screen.

In Playmakers, students work as an ensemble to write, design, rehearse, and perform an original production, which they share with family and friends at the end of the two-week session. 

Filmmakers students work as an ensemble to script, design, and act in an original film, which is shared with family and friends!

Playmakers and Filmmakers introduce students to different ways of creating and sharing theatrical stories, as well as skill-building workshops in acting, movement, and design.

For students who want to explore other skills, we also sessions in Improvisation.

9:00 am - 4:00 pm (aftercare available in Silver Spring from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm and in Bethesda from 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm)

Programming for 4 - 6 grade students take place in multiple locations.  Please check the location for the individual sessions of camp.

See additional information at the bottom of this page.

“Our experience at Round House Theater Education has been wonderful. It is not a competitive environment, but rather, inclusive. Our son feels he can truly be his own goofy self, while at the same time we have observed him growing as an artist with the support of encouraging and knowledgeable teachers and staff. And though the kids seem to be having a lot of fun, the performances as well as the discipline of acting seem to be taken quite seriously.” - RHT parent

A Day of Playmakers: Playmakers might arrive and begin working independently on design projects, before warming up through some light-hearted games. Their day could continue by attending sessions in movement or acting, before designing and painting their costume pieces. In the afternoon, they might explore how a script is different from a novel, and use improvisation to work on scripting the opening scene for their play or movie. 

Filmmakers similarly might begin with design projects and warm-ups before attending sessions in acting, creating a new prop, or writing a new scene.  They might then film each other in small groups, or work as an ensemble assisting with editing and choosing sound effects.

The day includes several snack and rest breaks, as well as other less-structured time.  

Our Teaching artists have a passion for education and the art of theatre. All our teachers receive thorough background checks and are first aid and CPR certified. 

Students with Unique Needs: Round House Education works hard to make camp accessible and available to all students. If you have questions about the program or its ability to meet your student’s unique needs, please get in touch with us at Education@RoundHouseTheatre.org.

Refund Policy: A full refund will be made when a program is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. A full refund, minus a $25 processing fee is available if the participant is withdrawn at least 30 days prior to the start date of the program. A 50% refund is available if withdrawing less than one month but more than two weeks prior to a program's start date. No refunds will be made within two weeks of program's scheduled start date and/or after a program has begun.

Scholarships for those with financial need are available. Please contact Education@RoundHouseTheatre.org for an application.

Questions?  Email Education@RoundHouseTheatre.org or call 301.585.1225.