Our You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Performance Camp offers a true musical theatre intensive for students ready to take on significant onstage responsibility. There are three swing cast opportunities, but otherwise a minimal ensemble. With a small cast and substantial principal roles, each performer will have meaningful stage time and opportunities to develop character, vocal performance, and storytelling skills. High school actors are expected to arrive on the first day of camp off book, with all lines and lyrics fully memorized. This preparation ensures we can begin rehearsals immediately and make the most of our time together.

Our You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Production Camp supports this intimate, character-driven show through thoughtful and intentional design work. Campers will work closely with our Student and mentor Technical Directors, as well as the show’s Director on props, sets, and scenic elements that reflect the show’s clean, colorful, cartoon-inspired aesthetic. Students will also have the opportunity to learn lights and sound to truly bring this story to life! With the scale of the production allowing for close collaboration, students will gain hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of how technical and visual elements support a musical theatre intensive environment.

Our You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Stage Management Camp is ideal for organized, detail-oriented students and independent students who are ready to work within a fast-paced, focused rehearsal process. Campers will learn how to document blocking, track cues, manage props, and communicate effectively with directors, performers, and production teams. This role is essential in a small-cast musical, offering students significant responsibility and real-world experience in supporting an intensive theatrical production. The skills obtained through participation in this camp are transferable to nearly every part of a student’s life!

Celebrate the charm and simplicity of the Peanuts gang in our You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Costume Design Camp. This camp focuses on clean lines, color symbolism, and character consistency to reflect the show’s classic, Peanuts comic strip-inspired style. Students will study how costumes support character personality and storytelling through thoughtful design choices. Young designers will develop design concepts, create sketches, and build costume pieces or accessories that capture the heart and humor of this beloved musical. Emphasis will be placed on collaboration, creativity, and attention to detail.