StarStruck Theatre Summer Camps

StarStruck Theatre Summer Camps include acting, singing, dance, improv, audition technique, and show rehearsals that lead to final performances in a professionally produced show. Campers take part in daily rotations between acting, dance, music, and stagecraft, with hands-on learning that includes costumes, set design, and behind-the-scenes tech. Activities also include singing songs from Broadway and Disney musicals, followed by performances for family and friends.

• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: 2-, 3-, and 4-week sessions, Monday–Friday, with full-day programming from 9am–4pm

StarStruck Theatre Summer Camps take place at StarStruck Theatre, a state-of-the-art theatre featuring 202 seats for family and friends. StarStruck Theatre is a non-profit Children’s Performing Arts Center that states its mission as enhancing the lives of children and their families by providing a safe and educational space for growth and performance, thereby creating citizens of exemplary character in the community and beyond. StarStruck has been producing Broadway-style musicals for over 26 years and has been serving children and families for over 25 years. The program is led by award-winning professionals, and StarStruck has garnered a national reputation for stellar performing arts training and the standard of excellence by which it operates. StarStruck Theatre is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) and is the only children’s theatre on the Treasure Coast.

StarStruck offers more than $50,000 in scholarships to children annually. StarStruck is an active member of the community, partnering with numerous area nonprofits with the goal of mutually serving the needs of all ages and backgrounds. The organization describes itself as being in the business of empowering children and using the arts to equip them with life skills they can carry with them regardless of career path, and as a place where teamwork, discipline, pride, and accountability are at the core of all activities. StarStruck states that it provides a positive, loving community and a sense of belonging for all, and that it is a destination for quality live theater, including fully produced musicals, plays, and showcases for the community to enjoy. On the final day of camp, campers perform a sharing for their family and friends on the StarStruck Theatre stage.

Last updated June 2, 2026.