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We integrate music, visual arts, dance, and theater into our core summer camps. Our Arts Camps focus on one art genre. They run June-July and are available for a variety of ages. We need a minimum of two students for our specialty camps. The latest registration due date is the Wednesday before camp starts.
June 5-9 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Jazz/Tap Dance
Special Effects Makeup
Cartoon Drawing: Lilo and Stitch
June 12-16 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Musical Theater Dance
Special Effects Makeup
Cartoon Drawing: Spider-Man and Gwen
June 19-23 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Worship Dance
June 26-30 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Hip Hop Dance
Costume Design
Cartoon Drawing: Star Wars
July 10-14 | 1:00PM – 5:00PM
Broadway Bootcamp
Special Effects Makeup
Cartoon Drawing: Spider-Man and Gwen
July 17-21 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Musical Theater Dance
Cartoon Drawing: Peter Pan & Wendy
July 17-21 | 4:30PM – 6:30PM | Sound Design
July 24-28 | 1:00PM – 3:00PM
Cartoon Drawing
Hip Hop Dance
Students explore creating sound effects and original music for film and play productions culminating in portfolio samples.
Learn jazz-based dance techniques filled with Broadway-style music and choreography. This form of dancing emphasizes learning performance skills such as connecting with the audience and facial expressions.
Learn the fundamentals of cartoon sketching, shading, color blending, body proportions, and facial features in order to recreate fabulous cartoons. Each week has a different drawing theme.
Students work on character creation, writing and performing monologues, choreography routines, and music culminating in a Friday show!
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Learn color theory for bruises, create scrapes/busted lips, character makeup and aging techniques, and make scar wax for cuts. Makeup and art materials included.
Learn the basics of Jazz dance, including the lindy ball change, pivot turns, jazz squares, chassés, isolations, and more! Tap shoes are not required.
Grow your artistic and creative skills as you learn fun and innovative ways to design sets and props for theater shows on a low budget.
Learn how to worship the Lord through dance. This class combines ballet techniques, conditioning, and choreography to worship music. Wear leotards, leggings, and ballet slippers.
Grow your artistic and creative skills as you learn fun and innovative ways to design costumes for theater shows on a low budget.
Also known as street dance, hip hop is an upbeat dance style that has become hugely popular. All music and dance moves are age appropriate!more!
Learn how to hem, stitch on a button, and sew a pillow case. Bring: sewing kit, thread (match primary cover of fabric), needles, scissors, 1 yard of fabric for the pillow, a clothing item to hem (skirt, shorts, or pants), and a thimble.
Cancelation is required in writing at least 15 business days (or three weeks) prior to camp start date. Cancellations received business 15 days prior to camp start date will result in a refund or system credit of amount paid. The 3% transaction fee is non-refundable.
June 5 camp: must cancel by Monday, May 15
June 12 camp: must cancel by Monday, May 22
June 19 camp: must cancel by Monday, May 29
June 26 camp: must cancel by Monday, June 5
July 3 camp: must cancel by Monday, June 12
July 10 camp: must cancel by Monday, June 19
July 17 camp: must cancel by Monday, June 26
July 24 camp: must cancel by Monday, July 3
See Policies and Pricing for more information on scholarships. We cannot make any guarantees, but we will try to assist you as much as possible. If you would like to sponsor someone, please let us know. Your charitable contributions to World Upside Down Non-Profit are tax deductible: info@worldupsidedown.org
Tim started the Mauldin Youth Theatre program in 2017 and the Mauldin Community Theater program in 2020, directing award-winning shows like In the Heights and Newsies. He was also the resident music director at the Greenville Theatre for 8 years. He has a BS in Vocal Performance from Northland University. Tim is the theater director and gives private lessons in theater and voice at our studio.
Greyson is a digital artist, videographer, and photographer. After completing her degree, she decided to return to her first love--dance. With over 8 years of dance experience and a few years of teaching, she is excited about training and mentoring our students. She has a BA in Communication with a Digital Media concentration from Anderson University and teaches dance at our studio.
From an early age, she has enjoyed drawing, painting, and crafting, and being homeschooled provided her with opportunities and time to develop her artistic talents. Marie's love for art reflects her love for Jesus who is the Grand Creator. She delights to show her students the beauty and majesty of God through art. Marie is currently majoring in Studio & Digital Arts at Liberty University and teaches painting and drawing at our studio.
Nick Wright has been in theater since he was the age of five and has grown up in the world of theater, music, and dance. He is currently studying for a BA in Theater and Music at Bob Jones University. Nick teaches theater, musical theater, FX makeup, and costume design for summer camps in our studio.
Since moving to South Carolina in 2010, Sarah has been a dance instructor at Artios Academy, Selah Ballet, and TDS Dance Studios. Sarah homeschools her six amazing daughters and runs her dance wear consignment boutique, Twice Upon a Tutu. She also hosts an amazing podcast for women called Sisters in the Spirit. She teaches beginner and intermediate ballet and worship dance at our studio.
Rennah started performing in theater when she was five. She loves to be able to express herself and evoke feelings through movement. She has performed in shows like Newsies, Mary Poppins, and Frozen Jr. She loves empowering her students with creativity and imagination as they express themselves through theater and dance. Rennah teaches musical theater jazz/tap, hip hop, and modern dance at our studio.
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