Youth Theater Camps
Ross Ragland Theater, 218 North 7th Street, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
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Youth Theater Camps offers theater experiences that include games, acting, music, movement, and hands-on arts experiences. Camp options include Snow White and the Seven Endings, Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock), and a Spring Break Theater Camp called Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy. Snow White and the Seven Endings is a comedic retelling of Snow White's classic princess fairy tale, and Andrew Lloyd Webber's School of Rock: Young Actors Edition is a one-hour version of the musical based on the hit movie, designed for young performers.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Snow White and the Seven Endings runs for 5 days from July 13–17, 2026, with separate morning and afternoon sessions; Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) runs for 19 days from July 20–August 7, 2026; the Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy runs for 5 days from March 23–27, 2026.
• Price: Snow White and the Seven Endings tuition is $150 with multi-student discounts available; Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) tuition is $435 with multi-student discounts available; Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy tuition is $250.
Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is described as a transformative STEM experience that focuses on science, technology, and aerospace, and is a rigorous science and STEM camp with substantial math and writing required. The Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is intentionally designed to be academically robust for student ages 8–12 and is offered in three age groups covering K–12.
Little Sprouts is listed for ages 6–10, School of Rock is listed for ages 10–18, and Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is listed for three age groups covering K–12. Scholarships and multi-student discounts are available to support camp participation for families.
Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) is led by Camp Director Katy Garvin, who is the Henley High School Band Director and Klamath County School District Music Coordinator and has extensive experience in music education and youth theater productions including Beauty and the Beast Jr., Willy Wonka Jr., and The Lion King Jr. The Education Director for the program is Heidi Neill, and the camp leadership team includes both the Education Director and the Camp Director.
The Ross Ragland Theater & Cultural Center states that its mission is to provide high-quality performing arts and educational experiences that enhance community life in the Klamath Basin. The Outreach and Education program offers curriculum-based cultural experiences to schoolchildren in a four-county region, and over 10,000 children each year take part in educational programming. The Access Program for Low Income Youth and Families offers free or reduced tickets and tuition.
The Ross Ragland Theater hosts student matinees and workshops with renowned artists, summer art classes, and a teen theater program for underserved youth. Accessibility features at the theater include assistive listening systems, ASL-interpreted performances for select events, accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and digital programs available via QR code.
Last updated June 12, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Snow White and the Seven Endings runs for 5 days from July 13–17, 2026, with separate morning and afternoon sessions; Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) runs for 19 days from July 20–August 7, 2026; the Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy runs for 5 days from March 23–27, 2026.
• Price: Snow White and the Seven Endings tuition is $150 with multi-student discounts available; Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) tuition is $435 with multi-student discounts available; Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy tuition is $250.
Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is described as a transformative STEM experience that focuses on science, technology, and aerospace, and is a rigorous science and STEM camp with substantial math and writing required. The Spring Break Theater Camp: Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is intentionally designed to be academically robust for student ages 8–12 and is offered in three age groups covering K–12.
Little Sprouts is listed for ages 6–10, School of Rock is listed for ages 10–18, and Janet's Planet Astronaut Academy is listed for three age groups covering K–12. Scholarships and multi-student discounts are available to support camp participation for families.
Youth Summer Theater Camp (School of Rock) is led by Camp Director Katy Garvin, who is the Henley High School Band Director and Klamath County School District Music Coordinator and has extensive experience in music education and youth theater productions including Beauty and the Beast Jr., Willy Wonka Jr., and The Lion King Jr. The Education Director for the program is Heidi Neill, and the camp leadership team includes both the Education Director and the Camp Director.
The Ross Ragland Theater & Cultural Center states that its mission is to provide high-quality performing arts and educational experiences that enhance community life in the Klamath Basin. The Outreach and Education program offers curriculum-based cultural experiences to schoolchildren in a four-county region, and over 10,000 children each year take part in educational programming. The Access Program for Low Income Youth and Families offers free or reduced tickets and tuition.
The Ross Ragland Theater hosts student matinees and workshops with renowned artists, summer art classes, and a teen theater program for underserved youth. Accessibility features at the theater include assistive listening systems, ASL-interpreted performances for select events, accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and digital programs available via QR code.
Last updated June 12, 2026.
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