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Drama Camps

Spring Break Camp

April 6-10 // Woodruff Arts Center, Gwinnett & Marietta

Summer Camp

May 26 – August 7 // Locations around Metro Atlanta

School Break Play Days

One-day camps // Woodruff Arts Center & Marietta

Take Center Stage!

Spend your break at the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre.

With a variety of theater camps for rising grades K-12 at locations all around metro Atlanta, your young actor will build character, grow confidence, and exercise imagination.

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Acting

Play Days at Marietta

grades 3-5

5 Sessions at Marietta
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Acting

Play Days at Marietta

grades K-2

5 Sessions at Marietta
A young girl with long blonde hair and a pearl headband looks surprised with her mouth open. Colorful posters are blurred in the background.

Acting

Play Days at Woodruff

grades 2-3

42 Sessions at Woodruff Arts Center
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Acting

Play Days at Woodruff

grades 4-5

21 Sessions at Woodruff Arts Center
Young girl with braided hair wearing a yellow shirt with a smiley face stands in a classroom with drawings on the walls behind her.

Acting

Play Days at Woodruff

grades K-1

47 Sessions at Woodruff Arts Center
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Acting

Play in a Day

grades 6-8

3 Sessions at Woodruff Arts Center

Experience

At the Alliance Theatre, we value the process over the product. Our camps focus on the journey of learning, encouraging students to embrace their unique creative expression while developing essential life skills. Through engaging activities, they’ll:

  • Build Character: Discover teamwork, empathy, and resilience.
  • Grow Confidence: Find their voice and feel empowered in any setting.
  • Nurture Creativity: Explore their imaginations through acting, storytelling, and more.

Each camp is tailored to help students learn and grow while having fun, culminating in a short performance for friends and family that highlights their progress—not perfection.

Whether your young actors dreams of the spotlight or simply wants to try something new, our theater camps provide the perfect opportunity to develop their potential in a safe, supportive environment.

Explore our FAQs for more information about the camp experience.

Drama Camps FAQs

The reason we keep coming back to the Alliance is because it’s so fun and so well organized. It’s hard to find a place that has such good programming and allows kids to take themselves just the right amount of seriously. Bravo!

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Woodruff Arts Center
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Brookhaven
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Buckhead

Decatur
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Fayetteville
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Gainesville
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Grant Park
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Gwinnett County
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Marietta
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Sandy Springs
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