ELIGIBLE AGES: 9–17
TUITION: $750 (Includes four weeks of professional instruction and two public performances)
PROGRAM DATES: June 15–July 12, 2026
SCHEDULE: 11 am - 4 pm, Monday - Friday (drop-off begins at 10:45 am)
PERFORMANCES: July 11 & July 12, 2026, at 2 pm
LOCATION: 580 S Algiers St, Murphys, CA 95247

REGISTRATION CUT-OFF: May 15, 2026
CASTING & ROLE PLACEMENT: We’ll hold relaxed, supportive audition sessions on May 16 & 17 to help us find the best role for each performer. Scripts will be distributed early so students can get comfortable before camp. We’ll make Shakespeare clear, fun, and confidence-building! If you can’t attend, please email [email protected].

Train with the pros. Perform on the mainstage.

Summer on Stage is back (and even better!) because the beloved Mirror Project returns for students ages 9–17. Students learn acting, voice, movement, and storytelling directly from the professional actors in MCT’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry V, then perform their own “mirrored” production on the same stage.

Each student is paired with the actor who plays the same role, creating a one-of-a-kind mentorship experience. Open to beginners and experienced students alike. Fully supervised by professional teaching artists.

They rehearse where the professionals rehearse. They perform where the professionals perform.

Real training. Real mentorship. Real performances. Real Fun.

ACCESSIBILITY & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Murphys Creek Theatre is committed to making this program accessible to all families. Financial assistance and subsidized participation options are available to support students and families. For questions regarding financial assistance, please contact [email protected].

Murphys Creek Theatre is a professional company in the heart of the Sierra Foothills, dedicated to making theatre for everyone. With pay-what-you-can access in every seat, we champion bold new voices, premiere original plays, and share transformative stories. Through youth education programs, we inspire the next generation of theatre artists and audiences. Guided by the belief that great theatre can happen anywhere, we strive to be the best small-town professional theatre—one that changes lives and sparks conversation far beyond our stage.