BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY CAMPS

Camp Quick Facts
Type of camp	Multiple types
Contact information	Jennifer Lawson (dance), Debbie O'Brien (musical theathre) (607)777-6857, toll free (877)313-2508 online@binghamton.edu
Website:	http://continuinged.binghamton.edu
Scholarships Available
For information about: Camp accreditation Supervision before and after camp Services for children with disabilities please contact this camp.

Multiple camps on the Binghamton campus.

Program Information

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Summer Youth Musical Theater Workshop

Theater

The Summer Youth Musical Theater Workshop at Binghamton University has touched the lives of hundreds of youths in Broome and Tioga Counties since its inception in 1998. This will be the third year the Workshop expands to include out-of-town students who will stay on campus. The three-week program for students’ ages 12 through 18 enriches their lives through participation in an artistic process of the highest integrity. Directed and produced by outstanding professionals with notable accomplishments in acting, directing, and music, the workshop provides opportunities for artistic growth, self-expression, education, and teamwork by exposing participants to all aspects of a musical theater production. Held at Binghamton University’s state-of-the-art Fine Arts facility, the program will culminate with four live performances of the musical Legally Blonde: The Musical, open to the public, in the Anderson Center’s Watters Theater. Auditions are held prior to the start of the workshop.

Ages: 12 to 18

Schedule: July 22 – August 12. Two options available: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Fees: $425 for commuter students, $2,995 for residential students. Scholarships available through Southern Tier Music Teachers Association, call for details.

2012 Summer Dance Institute

Dance

The Binghamton University Summer Dance Institute is a two-week intensive dance program for intermediate and advanced dance students who have at least five years of training and are between ages of 12 and 21 years old. The program focuses on each dancer’s developing technique and artistic growth by offering ballet classes (techniques and variations), jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, musical theater, tap, leaps and turns, ballroom, pilates and choreography. The program culminates with a one-hour dance program for friends and families on Friday, July 20. Participants can choose to be residents or commuters.

Ages: 12 to 21

Schedule: July 9 – 20; 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Fees: Full Residential Program costs $1,350; Full Commuter Program costs $550; Commuter Program for one-week costs $275.