Counselors
Stars of Tomorrow summer camp internship page application. Being a camp counselor is wonderful job experience for theater loves and teens who adore kids. The perfect addition to your summer.
COUNSELOR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Stars of Tomorrow Children’s Theater is very proud of their Internship Program –where teens and young adults have the opportunity to serve as Counselors and learn to be leaders during our Musical Theater Camps.
The Counselors and Counselors in Training participating in this program will have excellent opportunity to serve the theater arts, and the community. Counselors are carefully selected, trained and placed in a leadership position. This requires patience, love, understanding and a willingness to help.
Musical Theater Camp is a place to learn leadership skills, to grow as a compassionate person, to gain work experience, and a place to have fun.
APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS & EXPECTATIONS
Must be 14+ years of age
Must attend 2 training days
Must love children
Must be physically and mentally capable of handling an action packed camp day including but not limited to:
Playing / Demonstrating Theater Games
Dancing with the campers
Supervising / Setting Up Craft Time
Supervising / Setting Up Snack Time
Running / Setting Up Tech
Reading the Script with the Campers
Setting Up / Striking Scenery and Props
Organizing / Steaming Costumes
Leading a group of campers through daily activities
Cueing a group of campers to enter the stage
Supervising a group backstage and maintaining a quiet atmosphere
Sometimes having a speaking part in the show
Enforcing good behavior during lectures / special guests
Enforcing the 3 Musketeer Rule
Setting an example of having a blast at camp
Must be willing to take directions from authority
Must be a role-model for students
Must be positive
It is beneficial but not mandatory that applicants be familiar with our Musical Theater Camp program by having previously participated as students.
Counselor tasks are divided among the team to showcase every individual's strengths. Typically tasks are rotated throughout the day until we discover the best fit for the team of the week. Some excel at dancing while others thrive at organizing crafts. Some counselors click with blue tags, while others bond better with yellow tags. There is a lot to consider while creating a camp schedule.