Bijou Theatre Fall Stages Workshop Programs

Get ready for a season full of singing, dancing, acting, and unforgettable performances! Our Fall Stages programs give kids and teens the chance to build confidence, develop stage skills, and express their creativity in a fun, supportive environment. From professional and collegiate audition prep to holiday inspire improv. Every camper will play, perform, and shine. Join us and let your young performer step into the spotlight this Fall!

Children will need to bring a bagged lunch and a water bottle. Comfortable, movable clothing and shoes are required. Sandals, flip-flops, and gum are not allowed.

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Workshop: Professional and Collegiate Audition Prep

Dates: October 17, 2026

Cost: $85

Ages: 13-17

Focus: Through mock auditions and personalized feedback, students will gain practical tools they can use immediately and learn what it takes to stand out while staying true to who they are as performers.

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Workshop: The Bijou Holiday Improv Workshop

Dates: November 28, 2026

Cost: $75

Ages: 9-13

Focus: In this one-day holiday improv workshop, students will jump into games, scenes, characters, and holiday-themed challenges designed to build confidence, creativity, and quick-thinking skills. No script, no pressure, and no need to be a comedy expert — just come ready to play.

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Creating a safe and welcoming environment for our summer camp students is vital to our staff and instructors. Please read through these rules and guidelines thoroughly with your camper to ensure a positive experience for all:

• The theatre is a judgment-free zone. Bullying or disrespectful comments will not be tolerated and will result in immediate dismissal from the workshop.
• Always listen to the instructors and camp directors. The Bijou Theatre is a historic building that houses many pieces of expensive equipment. Failure to listen to safety rules when given could result in broken equipment or personal injury.
• Learn from your classmates and respect their different ideas and opinions. In the performing arts world, there is a general rule that you should learn from all. No idea is too little, and all views should be respected.
• Wear appropriate clothing to the workshop. No sandals or flip-flops are allowed – closed-toed shoes only. Please make sure students wear outfits that are easy to move in.
• Come to each workshop with a positive attitude and a willingness to step out of your comfort zone. That activity that scares you the most just might become your favorite or biggest skill!