From there, it's on to the choral hall, where there are vocal workouts with Jerry Williams and Julian Mingo. In the afternoons, it's stagecraft and stage design with communication instructor Wayne Durst. Work continues after the evening meal, with the day ending around 10 p.m. I Will Survive. After a week of intensive instruction, campers begin rehearsals in McComas Theater, where the play starts coming together under the direction of Paula Mabry.
Costumes have to be selected.
Choreography has to be perfected for the individual and five large-group dance numbers. The campers are showing the effects of the long days and nights. Their energy levels are a little lower, but they're starting to look like pros. Be Very Afraid. Playing to a full house for an evening and matinee performance, the campers pulled in laughs and plenty of applause for their frolicking, wry treatment of both the horror and fairy tale themes.