Those wishing to inspire young people through theater games, creative movement and engaging fun this summer have a perfect opportunity at the Guthrie. With uniquely gifted instructors and a wide range of offerings, Summer Camps at the Guthrie are an ideal way to spend a week igniting passion for theater in young people grades 2-12; weeklong camps begin July 7 and continue through August 15. All levels are welcome. Complete camp information including schedules, teaching artists’ bios and registration information is available athttp://www.guthrietheater.org/camps.
The Guthrie will also be participating again in the Arts on the River Day Camp July 7 – 10 from 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Campers (ages 9-11) will play music, create stories, build books and bake bread while exploring the Riverfront District. Arts on the River Camp offers children a new experience each day to build creativity at four top arts centers, including the Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, Minnesota Center for Book Arts and MacPhail Center for Music. Registration is through the Minnesota Historical Society.
Guthrie camps are taught by an impressive roster of teaching artists led by Mark Rosenwinkel. Rosenwinkel’s professional acting career spans nearly three decades and includes work at most major Twin Cities theaters, including the Guthrie. Other teaching artists include performers with local and national credentials in areas including character acting, vocal performance, sketch and standup comedy, stage combat, choreography, European-style clowning, dialects and more! Guthrie 2014 summer camp teaching artists are Betsy Benjamin, Carin Bratlie, Shanan Custer, Paul de Cordova, Laura Esping, Jon Ferguson, H. Adam Harris, Aaron Preusse, Jan Puffer, Mark Rosenwinkel, Sara Richardson, Sigrid Sutter, Anita Ruth, D’Arcy Smith, and Andrea Tutt.
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