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St. John's Anglican Church York Mills, 19 Don Ridge Dr., North York M2P 1H3

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Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church, 83 Commonwealth Ave., Toronto M1K 4K4

Melville Presbyterian Church, 70 Old Kingston Rd., Scarborough M1E 3J5

Mount Pleasant Road Baptist Church, 527 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Toronto M4S 2M4

Richview United Church, 149 Wellesworth Dr., Etobicoke M9C 4R8

St. Clement's Church, 70 St. Clements Ave., Toronto M4R 1H2

St. Columba and All Hallows Church, 2723 St Clair Ave. E., East York M4B 1M8

St. Matthew's Islington Anglican Church, 3962 Bloor St. W., Etobicoke M9B 1M3

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Grace Anglican Church, 317 Main St. E., Milton L9T 1P5

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COVID-19 Updates

Virtual Camps

If summer camps cannot take place in person for 2020, Great Big Theatre Company we will be making them available online using Zoom. The program will be as lively and energized as possible, allowing kids to interact with each other and incorporating physical activity and movement.

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About Great Big Theatre Company

GBTC offers acting, drama, and theatre arts programs and day camps for young people throughout the school year at more than 40 locations in Toronto and the GTA.

GBTC’s enthusiastic, caring staff create a warm, supportive environment where students feel at home and are ready to explore and discover.

After-School Theatre Programs

Through the fall, winter and spring, GBTC provides theatre and performing arts classes for ages 6–8 and 9–13. These programs include plays, mime, improvisation, theatre games, musical theatre, work with simple sets and costumes, and a concluding public performance. In selected programs, kids can explore specializations such as storytelling, mask-making, rap, comedy, stage combat, and video.

The ongoing program of classes provides an excellent, graduated approach to developing skills and confidence in young actors and performers. Young students (ages 6–8) work with voice, movement, simple songs and choreography, traditional stories, legends and folktales, and costume elements, to develop basic drama and self-presentation skills. Intermediate-level students (ages 9–13) continue their development through scripted and unscripted work, playwriting, improv, blocking, the elements of stage presentation, character development, and the basics of musical theatre.

Performing Arts Camps

Full-day camp programs, offered during July and August and also during March break, include outdoor activities, games and sports in addition to theatre and performing activities.

In-School Theatre Workshops

GBTC also offers workshops for schools, daycares, and community groups. These are aimed at developing a joy for and appreciation of drama as well as inspiring, exciting, and empowering students, while also leading them to use the basic skills they acquire in producing and performing their own plays.

Students are introduced to theatre games and exercises, stage direction, tableaux, blocking, building dramatic scenes, role-playing, storytelling, narrative, and more.