Summer Stage

For ages 6 to 13

A Summer Vacation Theatre Program

Get your child out of the house and onto the stage during their summer vacation! At the Stadium’s Summer Stage theatre program, students will step into the spotlight singing songs and performing choreographed scenes, while boosting self-confidence and encouraging team-building skills. Each Summer Stage session will include curriculum designed to teach the art of auditioning, memorization, vocal technique, choreography, character development, stage craft, and improvisation, through theatre games and instruction by experienced musical theatre instructors.

Summer Stage participants will be separated into groups by age

Don't let your child miss out on...

On the final day, every student will perform on the Stadium Theatre’s grand hall stage.

Three two-week sessions are offered through the months of July and August. Choose one, two, or all three!

What does Summer Stage cost?

Tuition per child is $400 per session.

Save $25 on Sibling Discounts or Multiple Courses. Discount applied per each additional child or course. (Discounts can only be applied by calling the Box Office at (401) 762-4545)

T-Shirts

T-Shirts will be distributed on the last day of the program.

When is Summer Stage?

All sessions are held from 9 AM to 4 PM. 

Session I

Monday, July 7th – Friday, July 18th, 2025 from 9 AM - 4 PM
Finale will be held on Thursday, July 17th at 2:00 PM

Instructors: Mia Remeika, Marley Shaw, Kelley Stephens, Olivia Humulock

Show Titles

• Ages 6-8: A Barnyard Moosical

  In A Barnyard Moosical, a hilarious and imaginative mini-musical, we meet a unique and talented group of animals living at this unusual farm. Between the gourmet goats that refuse to eat garbage, a chorus line of hoofing cows, neatnik pigs and funky dancing chickens, the musical will be sure to tickle the imagination and funny bone of performers and audiences alike. 

• Ages 9-13: S’Cool: A Teenage Pop/Rock Musical

  This new pop/rock musical uses an exciting variety of musical styles to explore the feelings and frustrations experienced by contemporary teenagers. Self-respect, acceptance and creating one's own identity are all covered in this engaging 40-minute production. 

Session II

Monday July 21st – Friday, August 1st, 2025 from 9 AM - 4 PM
Finale will be held on Thursday, July 31st at 2:00 PM

Instructors: Marley Shaw, Kaylee Arruda, Amanda Wade, Stephanie Witz

Show Titles

• Ages 6-8: SQUIRM!

  Spiders! Snakes! Bats! Worms! EWWW!! AHHH!! Join the wiggles and squiggles as the Itsy Bitsy Spider, Daddy Long Legs, Hook Worm, Snake, and a host of other critters take over the stage. But wait! No need to scream . . . just listen carefully and you will learn how things that make us squirm can be A-OK! 

• Ages 9-13: Go West! 

  There's gold in them thar hills! Gold has been discovered in the hills of California. Land is being given away to settlers willing to make a fresh start in the newly explored regions of the American West. Cowpokes and miners, farmers and trappers, gamblers and adventurers of all kinds are making their way west to chase the promise of the American Dream. They come by way of wagon train, horseback, stream boat and rail. Go West combines music, history and drama to explore important facts about the westward expansion of early United States and discovers that real gold is not always the kind made into ingots and baubles. Real gold is discovered in the ideas and inspiration derived from new lands, fresh starts and attainable dreams abundant in the promises of the land of the free. 

Session III

Monday August 4th – Friday, August 15th, 2025 from 9 AM - 4 PM
Finale will be held on Thursday August 14th at 2:00 PM

Instructors: Mia Remeika, Jenna Larson, Madison Highcove, Andrew Pariseau

Show Titles

• Ages 6-8: Swamped!

  The swamp is all a-buzz with party preparations galore! Naturally, the turtles are running late, and Bully the Frog is being a bully. The frogs have learned a new dance they want to share. The tadpoles are growing appendages (yikes!) and the dragonfly larvae need encouragement to spread their wings and fly. Lessons of friendship, tolerance, courage to face the future, and more, abound! 

• Ages 9-13: Pom Pom Zombies

  It's the 1960s, a big nuclear blast to the past! School's out for the summer, and the teenagers of Ocean View High are ready to surf, sun and have some fun. Their favorite hangout is Barnacle Betty's Beach Club, which happens to be right next door to the evil Ivana Ratnik's nuclear power plant. But, ooops! Cindy Sue, the head cheerleader, accidentally gets some nuclear slime on her hot dog instead of pickle relish, and soon the beach is overrun with pom-pom wielding zombies! Her all-American boyfriend, the beatniks, the nerds and the tough girl gang named the Barracudas rally their forces to save the beach from the atomic attackers. A sci-fi spoof of those beach blanket flicks of the '60s, the score explodes with hilarious hits like "School's Out," "Don't Touch the Hair," "It's Cool to Be a Nerd," "My Girlfriend's Dead (And I'm Gonna Be in Trouble)," "Voo-Doo Shoo-Be-Doo" and the dance craze, "Doin' the Zombie." The cast will have a blast and so will your audiences!