Classes & Camps

Classes & Camps

Theatre classes, workshops and camps for young performers ages 5–18 at every experience level. Browse what’s coming up below, choose your child’s age group, and register online.

What We Offer
  • Weekly workshops in the fall, winter and spring, such as Musical Theatre Kids and our production workshops, building voice, movement, acting and stagecraft skills and ending with a performance for family and friends.
  • School’s Out workshops: one- to three-day drama camps on school holidays, so your child can spend the day off on stage.
  • Production Intensives: fast-paced workshops for intermediate to advanced students ready for main stage expectations.
  • Summer camps: production camps, musical theatre revues and Stage & Tech camps.
  • Homeschool editions of select workshops.

Every class, workshop and camp is designed for a specific age and skill level.

Tuition shouldn’t be a barrier. Scholarships and payment plans are available — see Tuition Assistance.

Before You Register

Registration is required for all classes, workshops and camps. A $20 Annual Registration Fee per family (valid July 1 – June 30) applies.

What to wear, cancellation and check-in policies
  • Annual Registration Fee: $20 per family (covers one or more students), valid July 1 – June 30. It must be paid for students to take part in any class, workshop or camp. Registration is required for all workshops.
  • What to wear: comfortable clothes and sneakers or closed-toe shoes. No Crocs, sandals, flip-flops, or skirts without pants/leggings underneath.
  • Leave at home: cell phones, toys, games and other electronic devices. A phone is available for emergencies.
  • Where: CTA’s theater complex in Bay Head Park, 1661 Bay Head Road, Annapolis, MD 21409.

Cancellation Policy

  • 3 or more weeks before camp: full refund minus the annual registration fee
  • 2 weeks before camp: refund minus $95 ($75 administrative fee + $20 annual registration fee)
  • First day of camp or later: no refund

Check-In/Out Policy

These steps are for your student’s safety and well-being. Thank you for helping our program run smoothly!

  • Students under 18 must be checked in and out by a responsible adult. Please check your student into their class and say hi to the teacher or supervising adult so we know who you are.
  • If you will be more than 5 minutes late for pickup, call the teaching artist or our office at 410-757-2281.
  • Let the teacher know if another adult has your permission to pick up your student that day. Once a student is signed out, they are no longer the responsibility of Children’s Theatre of Annapolis.

Questions? Email info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org or call 410-757-2281.

Upcoming Classes & Camps

October 2026
Oct 26
26 October 2026
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis,
1661 Bay Head Rd
Annapolis,MD21409United States
School’s Out Workshop Monster Mash No school? No worries! CTA has you covered! Why sit at home with nothing to do on your day off from school? Join us for a day of drama-themed fun! Students will work with a group acting scene, a song (vocals + light movement/choreography), theatre...
November 2026
Nov 02
02 November 2026
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis,
1661 Bay Head Rd
Annapolis,MD21409United States
School’s Out Workshop: Heroes vs. Villains Are you ready to step into the spotlight and choose your side? When school is out, the theatrical fun and creativity are in! Join us for an action-packed, two-day performing arts workshop designed specifically for creative minds ages 8 to 14.   Over two dynamic...
Nov 14
14 November 2026
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis,
1661 Bay Head Rd
Annapolis,MD21409United States
Ages: 8–14  |  Level: Intermediate–AdvancedSchedule: Saturdays, Nov. 14, 2026 – March 6, 2027, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.Performances: Friday, March 12, 2027, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, March 13, 2027, at 11 a.m.Production Intensive Workshop Disney’s Camp Rock The Musical   Ready to transition from the rehearsal room to the spotlight? This...
Nov 23
23 November 2026
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis,
1661 Bay Head Rd
Annapolis,MD21409United States
Broadway Bound: The Ultimate 3-Day Musical Theatre Intensive   Are you ready to take center stage, amplify your talents, and unleash your inner triple-threat? Whether you dream of the bright lights of Broadway or want to build unbeatable confidence, Broadway Bound is your ticket to the spotlight. This high-energy, immersive...
December 2026
Dec 28
28 December 2026
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis,
1661 Bay Head Rd
Annapolis,MD21409United States
Spotlights and Shadows Who are you when the spotlight fades?   “Spotlights and Shadows” is an intensive, 3-day school’s out drama workshop designed specifically for teen actors who want to dive deep into the art of acting and self-exploration. Over three fast-paced days, participants will bond as an ensemble, explore their...

Past Classes & Camps

A look back at CTA summer camps, workshops and classes.

Alice in Wonderland Jr. Production Summer Camp (2026)

Dare to Dream Jr. Production Summer Camp (2026)

Shrek Jr. Production Summer Camp (2025)

Madagascar Production Summer Camp (2025)

Legally Blonde Jr. Production Summer Camp (2024)

SpongeBob Musical Production Summer Camp (2023)

Stage & Tech Summer Camp

Wee Kids Cabaret (Ages 5–7)

Wee Kids Cabaret (Ages 8–11)

The Grunch

Improv Comedy

Teaching Artists

Our team is composed of highly qualified teaching artists and dedicated educators who are passionate about working with children in the performing arts. If you’re interested in teaching at CTA, please contact Education Director Jason Kimmell at education@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.

Atticus Cooper Boidy

Atticus Cooper Boidy is a local director and teaching artist who has produced a multitude of productions throughout Maryland. Under the tutelage of Angie Germanos, he began his directing career during his high school years. Teaching credits include: Indian Creek Upper School summer camps (2018), Stageworkz, Theater in the Park, CTA. Directing credits include: Severna Park Elementary School, 2nd Star Productions, Silhouette Stages, Colonial Players(Neil Simon’s Rumors), Severna Park High School (Cinderella Enchanted Edition), CTA(Madagascar JR & Chitty Chitty Bang Bang JR). Outside of directing, Atticus has worked in multiple theaters for lighting design, stage management, set design, and scenic artistry.

Heather Harris

Heather discovered her love of theatre at age 6 on the CTA stage in Snow White Goes West. 25 years later, she is honored to be sharing her passion and experiences with another generation of performers. Heather has performed extensively throughout DC, Maryland, and Virginia and even for a time at the Disneyland Resort in California. Heather studied musical theatre, voice, and dance at Carnegie Mellon University, AACC, and Suitland High School for the Visual and Performing Arts. She created and runs the musical theatre program for the Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks where she also teaches dance.

Jordyne Hebron

Jordyne Hebron is an energetic, tenacious, encouraging director and musical theater performer from Maryland. She is a recent graduate from Pace University with a degree in Directing and two minors in Political Science and Peace & Justice Studies. Currently she is pursuing a law degree to become an entertainment attorney. Jordyne’s passion for directing and teaching grew from her time in performing arts camps, and she became interested in directing in her junior year of high school. Her love of performing derives from a vision that an artist is a vessel to deliver and explore the world through a new set of eyes. She believes it drives community and a feeling of inclusion and genuinely makes everyone feel seen and heard. Previous directing credits include: Indian Creek School Theater Camp (2018-Curent), For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Was Enuf (2023), Down The Road (2023). Outside of directing, Jordyne has worked with numerous companies in stage management and assistant directing

Marie Harrison

Marie Harrison holds her BM in Collaborative Piano and is pursuing a dual MM in Harp Performance and Conducting. She actively works in the Mid Atlantic region as an orchestral and solo harpist, an accompanist and coach, and private teacher. Her pianistic accomplishments include subbing and accompanying for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, co-music directing and acting as the staff pianist for the Arena Stage Academy’s Musical Theater Training Company, attending the American Institute for Musical Studies (AIMS) as a collaborative pianist working with vocalists specializing in German lieder in Graz, Austria, and holding the position of Music Director at St. James’ Episcopal Church, Lothian, where she leads and conducts the choir. As she maintains a career as a collaborative pianist, she equally works as a harpist, having acted as principal for both The Catholic University of America and the Annapolis Chorale, subbed for the Capital City Symphony Orchestra, and worked with the Maryland Lyric Opera. She coaches and accompanies for various studios between the middle school and collegiate levels, performs on degree recitals both as a harpist and a pianist, supports young composers, and is kickstarting a career in writing, having made her stage debut with Bel Cantanti Opera Company.

Tiffany Shannon

Tiffany Shannon has been studying dance & theatre for over 30 years. She has performed professionally in MD & VA by the age of 10. She has trained at Towson University, The Studio Theatre in DC, AACC, Palomar College and CA University in San Marcos. She has performed on many stages and has been teaching voice, drama & dance for the past 15 years.

An audience of students watches a performer on the CTA stage
Students raise their arms during a CTA master class in 2011
Dare to Dream Jr. Production Summer Camp (2026), photo 9 of 9
A teaching artist sits on the floor smiling with two young students during a CTA class

Tuition Assistance

Children’s Theatre of Annapolis began more than 60 years ago as a way to introduce and develop the love of theatre for all children. CTA is committed to making theatre education available to all, regardless of income status.

If tuition for workshops and camps or production fees for main stage shows pose a financial hardship, scholarships and payment plans are available. For a payment plan or scholarship information, please reach out to CTA’s Executive Director of Management & Education, Jason Kimmell, at info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org. Queries will be kept confidential.

Alice in Wonderland Jr. Production Summer Camp (2026), photo 1 of 10
Alice in Wonderland Jr. Production Summer Camp (2026)