Teaching Artists - Summer Theatre Camp
*Specifically Seeking Choreography and Music Teaching Artists
Lyceum Hall Center for the Arts (Burlington, NJ) is seeking Teaching Artists for Summer Theatre Camp. Lyceum Studio, a program of Lyceum Hall, offers week-long summer theatre camps for student actors in grades K-12. Additionally, an overnight camp is scheduled for August 4-8, 2025 (sleepover at The Quaker Meeting House on August 6th and 7th). Camp hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Teaching artist hours are 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM with one 30 minute break. Lyceum Studio is seeking lead and assistant teachers for summer 2024. Teaching artists specializing in directing, choreography, music directing, puppetry and improv are encouraged to apply. Teaching artists should have prior experience working with children. Clearances are required. All camp weeks end with a performance.
Summer Theatre camp dates and descriptions are available at https://www.lyceumhallarts.com/summer-theatre-camp
Camp Schedule:
June 23 - June 27th
Summer Swifties & Mini Swifties (Grades 1-12)
On the Spot Improv (Grades 5-12)
July 7th - 11th
Clownin’ Around the Circus (Grades K-8)
July 14th - July 18th
Broadway’s Wicked Good Time - Musical Theatre Camp (Grades K-8)
August 4th - August 8th
Act I: Bookworms (Grades K-3)
Summer Play: Goldieblox and the Three Worlds (Grades 3-5)
Summer Storytellers: Write a Musical (Grades 5-12)
August 25th - August 29th
Puppet Theatre Camp: The Bee’s Knees (Grades K-8)
Lyceum Hall Center for the Arts & Lyceum Studio are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion by embracing people of all colors, backgrounds, and viewpoints. Lyceum Hall does not discriminate based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, or disability. We believe in racial and social justice in the arts and providing equal opportunities for all students, staff, and patrons. Lyceum Hall is dedicated to inclusive hiring, casting and creating accessible programming for the students and families of Burlington, NJ, and surrounding communities.
Interested teaching artists should email a resume to Christine Petrini at [email protected]
