Marin Shakespeare Company Summer Camps & Programs

Marin Shakespeare Company Summer Camps & Programs includes activities such as creative play, games, exercises, character creation, rehearsal, story-telling, creative dramatics, theatre games, and creative projects. Participants also take acting, voice, movement, and text classes, and some programs offer training in all aspects of technical theatre, professional actor training, and performance opportunities.

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Young Company Camp meets in 3-week sessions, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm; Shakespeare’s Stories Camp meets in 1-week sessions, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm; Teen Shakespeare Intensive meets in a four-week session, Monday through Friday, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
• Price: Young Company Camp tuition ranges from $780 to $1170 per session; Shakespeare’s Stories Camp tuition is $345; Teen Shakespeare Intensive tuition is $1600; Teen Touring Company has a requested donation of $100 per performance.

The Young Company Camp sessions each end with a performance of an abbreviated Shakespeare play, and Shakespeare’s Stories Camp sessions end with a sharing of scenes and exercises for family and friends. The Teen Shakespeare Intensive offers four weeks of conservatory-style intensive training and rehearsal, and students rehearse and perform a fully produced Shakespeare play for friends, family, and the public, with enrollment limited to 15 spaces. The Technical Apprentice Program provides training in all aspects of technical theatre for high school students and young adults, the Summer Acting Intensive Lab offers professional actor training and performance opportunities for students age 18 and older, and the Social Justice Training Program is for students and adults 18 and up. Scholarships are available for all Marin Shakespeare Company classes, with a stated goal of including all students regardless of ability to pay.

The Teen Touring Company tours a 50-minute Shakespeare play to schools, senior centers, and community organizations, with performances recommended for 4th grade and up. Teen Touring Company performances include a 10-minute Q&A with the actors, with a total run time of about 60 minutes, and host locations are asked to make a $100 per performance requested donation, with ability to donate having no bearing on selection. The 2026 Teen Touring Company tour calendar is fully booked, and a Twelfth Night Discovery Guide is available with information, insights, and lesson plans. Marin Shakespeare Company supports many community organizations with donations of free tickets for groups or auction and raffle events and honors the Coast Miwok people as the original caretakers of the land.

The organization’s mission statement says it plays for good by engaging hearts and minds in ways that heal both selves and the world, creating spaces for connection on stages, in classrooms, and in prisons, where people come together to reflect on the past, envision the future, and ignite meaningful dialogue through the arts, and that it sparks cultural engagement, inspires learning, and drives lasting community transformation. The leadership team includes Managing Director Lesley Currier, Business Manager Noah Rojas-Domke, Education Director Elana Kepner, Artistic Director Jon Tracy, Production Manager Leontyne Mbele-Mbong, and Technical Director Jackson Currier. Teaching and program staff include theater artist and educator Nicolas Poler, actor, visual artist, playwright and poet Aisha Rivera, LAMDA-trained actor Andrew Vose, performer and educator Abigail Wissink, and actor and theater major Jordan Woolley.

Last updated March 20, 2026.