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University CityCOCA524 Trinity AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63130314.725.6555

CoCA is located in University City at the intersection of trinity and Washington Avenues, one block south of Delmar Boulevard. if headed east on Delmar Boulevard, follow the roundabout to turn right on trinity Avenue, and turn left on Washington Avenue. if headed west on Delmar Boulevard, turn left at Kingsland (which jogs to the right) and then right on Washington Avenue.

Creve CoeurWhitfield School175 South Mason RoadCreve Coeur, MO 63141314.725.6555314.496.7800 (STARTING JUN 13)

Whitfield school is in Creve Coeur on south Mason road, between Ladue road and i–64/Highway 40. the school is on the west side of the street. Please note: traveling north on south Mason road from i–64/Highway 40 requires turning right on Conway road, then left to continue on south Mason road.

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WELCOME

Welcome to CoCA 3

Camp Basics 4

CoCA U. City Planning grid 5-7

CoCA Whitfield school Planning grid 8-9

Ages 3 - 5 10-11

Ages 4 - 5 12-15

Ages 6 - 7 16-25

Ages 8 - 10 26-41

Ages 11 - 13 42-50

Ages 12 - 18 51-53

Ages 14 - 18 54-55

teen summer intensives 56-57

Performance opportunities 60

registration Form 61-62

guidelines / Policies 63

At CoCA, we pride ourselves on offering some of the most creative summer Arts Camps for kids and teens. our campers have the opportunity to learn and experience new things, build their skills and – most importantly – have fun! they’ll find ways to express themselves in various disciplines – through dance, drama, poetry, sculpture, songwriting, videography, and much, much more. CoCA campers will experience an instructive and encouraging environment with professional teaching artists who care about both their craft and their campers.

Whether you’ve been involved with us for years or are coming to CoCA for the very first time, we’re confident you’ll find the right camps. Visit www.cocastl.org to register online. or, contact our registration office at 314.561.4898 or [email protected] for assistance.

We look forward to having you join us this summer at CoCA!

Kelly Pollock executive Director

Shawna Flanigan Director of Arts education

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4 | 2016 summer Camps guide

CAMP BASICS

ORIENTATION CoCA offers evening orientation for families to tour the camp facility, meet the camp manager and learn and ask questions about all camp policies and procedures.

orientation Dates: CoCA in University CityWednesday, May 18, 2016, at 6:00PMWednesday, July 13, 2016, at 6:00PM

CoCA at Whitfield schoolWednesday, June 8, 2016, at 6:00PM

FIRST dAy OF CAMP Parents are asked to escort their campers into the building on Monday mornings to meet their child’s camp instructor and receive camp information.

ATTIRE Campers should wear comfortable clothing in which they can paint, move and play, and closed-toe shoes. special dancewear requirements, when needed, will be included in the confirmation letter.

LUNCh/SNACK Full-day campers have a supervised lunch period from 11:45 – 12:15PM. Full-day campers should bring a lunch, drink and two snacks. Half-day campers should bring one snack (soda and juice machines available). there is no refrigerator or microwave available.

BEFORE & AFTER CARE CoCA offers supervised Before Care (7:30 – 9:00AM; $40 per week) and After Care (3:00 – 6:00PM; $75 per week) at both its CoCA and Whitfield camp locations. register at the same time you register for camps.

some exclusions apply for off-site camps - see specific camp descriptions for details.

Before and After Care fees are non-refundable after withdrawal deadlines:MAY 1 For June Camps and Before/After CareJUn 1 For July and August Camps and Before/After Care

dROP OFF & PICK UP 7:30AM Before Care drop-off begins 8:50-9:00AM Morning/full-day camp drop-off11:45AM Morning camp pick-up12:05-12:15PM Afternoon camp drop-off3:00PM Afternoon/full-day camp pick-up6:00PM After Care pick-up ends

Campers, ages 6 and older, may be dropped off no earlier than 8:50AM for morning and full-day camps or 12:05PM for afternoon camps. All full-day and afternoon campers not registered for After Care must be picked up by 3:00PM or parents will be charged After Care fees.

Please note: Children waiting in hallways and lobbies before and after camps are not supervised by staff or faculty. Unattended children will be placed in Before or After Care and parents will be charged.

4Th OF JULy CoCA is closed July 4 in observance of the holiday. Camps the week of July 5 are pro-rated accordingly.

ChANGES TO GUIdE inevitably, changes occur after publication of this guide. You will be notified of changes for camps in which your child is registered.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Financial assistance is available for CoCA summer Arts Camps. Applicants who qualify will receive 50 percent off one week of camp. CoCA will accept applications for financial assistance March 1-April 1, 2016.

Applications available online or in the registration office. Letters notifying applicants of their status will be emailed on April 15, 2016, and registration will be available at that time.

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U. CITY CAMPSJ U n e 6 – A U g U s t 1 9

JUNE 6 – JUNE 10ages time code title p

3 - 5 AM 6702 Magnificent Me 10

3 - 5 AM 6712 Under the Big top 11

4 - 5 PM 6713 Cookie Monster 12

4 - 5 PM 6703 May the Force Be With You 13

6 - 7 AM 6694 Brave Birds and Pesky Pigs 17

6 - 7 AM 6700 Broadway Blockbusters 17

6 - 7 PM 6697 Circus Circus 18

6 - 7 PM 6711 Fashion First 19

6 - 7 PM 6709 Legomation Basics 21

6 - 7 AM 6706 Young Artist studio 25

8 - 10 PM 6707 Art Attack 26

8 - 10 AM 6710 Fashion Design 30

8 - 10 PM 6701 Fundamentals of Hip-Hop 31

8 - 10 AM 6704 iPAD Movie Making 35

8 - 10 AM 6708 Legomation 35

8 - 10 Full Day 6693 Musical theatre Creator (Jun 6 - 17) 36

8 - 10 PM 6695 star Wars next Chapter 39

8 - 10 PM 6716 sweetology: Cake Decorating 40

8 - 10 AM 6696 tumbling and trampolines 40

10 - 14 Full Day 6715 glassworks 2 45

11 - 13 AM 6714 Decked-out Donuts 43

11 - 13 PM 6705 iPAD Movie Making 47

11 - 14 Full Day 6692 Youth Musical: 50 50 shrek the Musical Jr. (Jun 6 - 24)

INTENSIvE Full Day 7071 Acting Audition intensive 57

INTENSIvE Full Day 7070 Ballet & Contemporary intensive 56 (Jun 6 - 17)

INTENSIvE Full Day 7069 Voice intensive i 57


3 - 5 AM 6732 Under the sea 11

4 - 5 PM 6733 Meet the Masters 13

6 - 7 PM 6729 Art explosion 16

6 - 7 AM 6723 Batman and Beyond 16

6 - 7 Full Day 6722 Besties 17

6 - 7 AM 6730 iPAD Movie Basics 20

6 - 7 PM 6725 Move it 22

8 - 10 AM 6728 go Van gogh 31

8 - 10 AM 6734 ice Cream Camp 35

8 - 10 PM 6731 iPAD Music Creation 35

8 - 10 Full Day 6717 swiftie songwriters 39

8 - 10 AM 6726 titans together 40

8 - 10 PM 6721 Upcycled Art 40

8 - 10 PM 6724 Zombie Crawl 41

11 - 13 PM 6735 grillin’ and Chillin’ 46

11 - 13 AM 6727 indie Music Creation 46

11 - 13 Full Day 6737 newsmakers 48

11 - 13 AM 6736 sweetology: Cake Decorating 49

14 - 18 Full Day 6738 newsmakers 54

INTENSIvE Full Day 7073 Musical theatre Audition intensive 57

INTENSIvE Full Day 7072 Voice intensive ii 57


3 - 5 AM 6744 Jungle Jammin’ 10

4 - 5 PM 6755 Kidzrock: rock tots 13

6 - 7 PM 6753 104 Days of summer 16

6 - 7 PM 6750 Broadway Believers 17

6 - 7 AM 6742 Draw, Paint, Print 19

6 - 7 PM 6756 ice Cream Camp 20

6 - 7 AM 6743 Kidzrock: rock Band 21

6 - 7 AM 6739 Who You gonna Call? 25

8 - 10 AM 6741 Claymation 28

8 - 10 AM 6745 Decked-out Donuts 29


8 - 10 Full Day 6746 revolting roald 37

8 - 10 PM 6752 rock & roll Printmaking 37


11 - 13 Full Day 6759 Filmmakers 44

11 - 13 PM 6751 Hip-Hop 46

12 - 18 AM 6740 Circus explorer 51

12 - 18 Full Day 6749 tap intensive 53

14 - 18 PM 6747 Chicago-style story theatre 54

14 - 18 Full Day 6758 Filmmakers 54

JUNE 27 – JULy 1ages time code title p

3 - 5 AM 6769 space odyssey 11

4 - 5 PM 6777 sensational seuss 14

6 - 7 PM 6772 Balloons, Bubbles, 16 and Juggling Balls

6 - 7 Full Day 6760 Best of Broadway 17

6 - 7 PM 6771 Legomation Movie trailer 21

6 - 7 AM 6766 Mobile Mania 21

6 - 7 AM 6763 robots and rockets 23

8 - 10 AM 6765 Astro-Artist 27

8 - 10 PM 6774 Calder Creations 28

8 - 10 PM 6775 iPAD images 35

8 - 10 AM 6768 on the “Cat” Walk 36

8 - 10 AM 6764 open Mic 36

8 - 10 Full Day 6761 shakespeare explorers 38

8 - 10 PM 6770 street Dance 39

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J U n e 6 – A U g U s t 1 9

JULy 5 – JULy 8 (CLOSEd JULy 4)ages time code title p

3 - 5 AM 6792 Pet Parade 10

4 - 5 PM 6804 summer in a suitcase 15

6 - 7 AM 6789 Circus, Circus 18

6 - 7 PM 6801 Colorful World 19

6 - 7 PM 6800 Hip-Hop Basics 20

6 - 7 AM 6797 summer Chef 24

6 - 7 Full Day 6784 Where in the World 25

8 - 10 Full Day 6786 Arts Around the World 26

8 - 10 PM 6799 Circus CoCA 28

8 - 10 AM 6790 Drawing Manga 30

8 - 10 PM 6803 Fashion Makeover 30

9 - 10 Full Day 6780 First Musical: seussical Jr! (Jul 5 -15) 30

9 - 13 Full Day 6781 Ballet studio (Jul 5 - 22) 27

11 - 13 AM 6791 Cosplay Costumes 43

11 - 13 PM 6802 Creating Manga 43

12 - 18 Full Day 6788 triple threat 53

JULy 18 – JULy 22ages time code title p

3 - 5 AM 6830 Please Don’t stop the Music 10



6 - 7 PM 6835 shake and Bake 23

6 - 7 Full Day 6824 sing, Dance, Act 23

6 - 7 PM 6832 things that go Zoom 24

8 - 10 AM 6828 Chalk Drawing and street Art 28

8 - 10 AM 6827 Circus CoCA 28

8 - 10 PM 6836 Culinary Passport 29

8 - 10 PM 6833 Da Vinci Mode 29

8 - 10 PM 6831 rock the House 37

11 - 13 Full Day 6826 Passport: France 48

11 - 13 Full Day 6825 Zombified 50


3 - 5 AM 6814 topsy turvy tales 11

4 - 5 PM 6822 Candyland 12

6 - 7 AM 6810 African Beats 16

6 - 7 PM 6823 Chocolate Factory 18

6 - 7 AM 6811 Hello Dali 20

6 - 7 PM 6820 Mastering tMnt 21

6 - 7 PM 6817 Pop nation! 22

6 - 7 AM 6808 the Problem with Princesses 24

8 - 10 AM 6809 Act Up 26

8 - 10 PM 6819 Camp Africa 28

8 - 10 AM 6815 sweetology: Cake Decorating 40

8 - 10 AM 6813 to Dye For 40

8 - 10 PM 6816 Who You gonna Call? 40

9 - 13 Full Day 6805 Ballet studio (Jul 11 -22) 27

11 - 18 Full Day 6806 Flip and Fly 44

12 - 18 Full Day 6807 CoCA Culinary network 52

14 - 18 PM 6821 Cosplay Costumes 54

14 - 18 AM 6812 Manga for teens 55


3 - 5 AM 6859 supersonic superheroes 11

3 - 5 AM 6855 Unicorn Adventure 11

4 - 5 PM 6850 Broadway stars 12

4 - 5 PM 6846 Wild things at CoCA 15

6 - 7 PM 6842 Carry the torch 18


6 - 7 AM 6854 give Me goosebumps 19

6 - 7 PM 6847 Hip-Hop Basics 20

6 - 7 AM 6861 Legomation Basics 21

6 - 7 PM 6849 third Dimension 24

6 - 7 PM 6845 titans together 25

8 - 10 AM 6860 Breakfast Club 27

8 - 10 AM 6862 Creating Comics 29

8 - 10 PM 6852 Demo Creation 29

8 - 10 AM 6856 Fundamentals of stage Combat 31

8 - 10 Full Day 6838 Hogwarts: the Journey Continues 31

8 - 10 PM 6848 impressionist inspiration 35

8 - 10 PM 6843 olympic Passport 36

8 - 10 Full Day 6841 Passport: Latin America 37

11 - 13 PM 6851 Brick Film Production 42

11 - 13 AM 6858 eco-Art 44

11 - 13 Full Day 6837 rock Musicals 49

12 - 18 Full Day 6839 Fashion Photography 52

12 - 18 Full Day 6840 Musical theatre Auditions 53

June 27 – July 1 continued


11 - 13 AM 6767 About Face: Prosthetics & Latex 42

11 - 13 PM 6776 one Yard Creations 48

11 - 13 PM 6773 stage Combat 49

11 - 18 Full Day 6762 tap studio 50

12 - 18 Full Day 6778 Farm to table 52

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U. CITY CAMPSJ U n e 6 – A U g U s t 1 9

AUGUST 1 – AUGUST 5ages time code title p

3 - 5 AM 6874 Perfectly Powerful Princesses 10

3 - 5 AM 6879 Purple Crayon Adventure 11

4 - 5 PM 6888 Cookie Monster 12

4 - 5 PM 6884 Magical Music Makers 13

6 - 7 AM 6876 Architecture Adventures 16

6 - 7 AM 6873 Clones, Aliens and Jedi 18

6 - 7 PM 6887 Fashion First 19

6 - 7 AM 6867 First Photo 19

6 - 7 PM 6881 Monster Matinee 22

6 - 7 AM 6872 Musical theatre Moves 22

6 - 7 AM 6880 once Upon a Kitchen 22

6 - 7 PM 6883 star singer 23

6 - 7 PM 6886 Young Artist studio 25

8 - 10 PM 6882 A Play a Day 26

8 - 10 PM 6885 Architect explorer 26

8 - 10 AM 6866 Demo Creation 29

8 - 10 PM 6869 Digital Photography 29

8 - 10 AM 6877 Drawing and Painting technique 30

8 - 10 AM 6878 Fashion Makeover 30

8 - 10 AM 6875 iPAD Movie Making 35

8 - 10 Full Day 6863 Musical theatre Masterpieces 36

8 - 10 PM 6868 stage Make-up 38

11 - 13 Full Day 6865 Fashion Blog 44

11 - 13 Full Day 6864 inventor’s Workshop 46

12 - 18 Full Day 6870 Acapella sing off 51

August 8 - August 12 continued

8 - 10 AM 6902 sequels and Prequels 38


8 - 10 AM 6906 Wild About Art 41

8 - 10 PM 6896 Young illustrator 41


11 - 13 Full Day 6890 Fashion Challenge 44

11 - 13 AM 6900 Midnight Movie 47

11 - 13 PM 6918 secret ingredient 49

11 - 13 PM 6912 that’s Dancing 50

12 - 18 PM 6916 Art studio for teens 51

12 - 18 AM 6892 songwriting for teens 53


3 - 5 AM 6907 Fairy Land 10

3 - 5 AM 6903 swashbucklers and Buckaneers 11

4 - 5 PM 6913 rodeo round-Up 14

4 - 5 PM 6917 Under the Big top 15


6 - 7 AM 6893 Cartooning: Character Creations 18

6 - 7 PM 6898 First Photo 19

6 - 7 PM 6909 Future Filmmaker 19


6 - 7 AM 6901 Move it 22

6 - 7 AM 6908 Play with Your Food 22

6 - 7 Full Day 6889 spoonful of CoCA 23

8 - 10 AM 6905 Artist studio 26

8 - 10 PM 6895 Broadway Blockbusters 27

8 - 10 AM 6894 Digital Photography 29

8 - 10 Full Day 6891 Haunted Video Production 31



3 - 5 AM 6924 icky sticky Fun 10

3 - 5 AM 6928 Mad Hatter tea Party 10

4 - 5 PM 6937 Different Ducks 12

4 - 5 PM 6933 ninja Hero! 14

6 - 7 PM 6932 Broadway Blockbusters 17

6 - 7 AM 6926 Building Boom 17

6 - 7 AM 6929 ice Cream Camp 20

6 - 7 PM 6936 iPAD stop Motion Movies 20

6 - 7 AM 6925 Musical theatre Moves 22

6 - 7 PM 6931 spies and secret Agents 23

8 - 10 PM 6930 Camera Acting 28

8 - 10 PM 6934 Fundamentals of Hip-Hop 31

8 - 10 PM 6938 ice Cream Camp 35

8 - 10 AM 6923 Legomation Movie trailer 36

8 - 10 Full Day 6919 new York Minute 36

8 - 10 PM 6935 sculpts and Molds 38

8 - 10 AM 6927 stop Motion iPAD Movies 39

11 - 13 AM 6922 Acting for the Camera 42

11 - 13 Full Day 6921 Artist’s toolbox: Drawing & Painting 42

11 - 13 PM 6939 tribute table 50

12 - 18 Full Day 6920 Making Movie Musicals 52


J U n e 1 3 – A U g U s t 5WhITFIELd CAMPSJUNE 13 – JUNE 17ages time code title p

4 - 5 PM 6953 Different Ducks 12

4 - 5 AM 6945 Purple Crayon Adventure 14

6 - 7 PM 6952 104 Days of summer 16

6 - 7 Full Day 6950 Best of Broadway 17

6 - 7 PM 6954 Cartooning: Character Creations 18

6 - 7 AM 6946 Fashion First 19

6 - 7 AM 6941 Legomation Basics 21

8 - 10 AM 6947 Creating Comics 29

8 - 10 PM 6955 Harry Pottery 31

8 - 10 Full Day 6944 shakespeare explorers 38

8 - 10 AM 6951 tumbling & trampolines 40

11 - 13 Full Day 6949 Artist’s toolbox: Drawing & Painting 42

11 - 13 PM 6956 Circus explorer 43

11 - 13 AM 6948 Harry Pottery 46

12 - 18 Full Day 6943 Making Movie Musicals 52


4 - 5 AM 6962 Ballet stories 12

4 - 5 PM 6972 Please Don’t stop the Music 14

4 - 5 AM 6940 supersonic superheroes 15

6 - 7 AM 6960 Architecture Adventures 16

6 - 7 PM 6969 Draw, Paint, Print 19

6 - 7 PM 6967 Monster Matinee 22

6 - 7 Full Day 6964 take a Bow 24


8 - 10 PM 6971 Architect explorer 26

8 - 10 PM 6968 Camera Acting 28

8 - 10 AM 6959 Fashion Design 30

8 - 10 AM 6961 go Van gogh 31

8 - 10 Full Day 6966 new York Minute 36

11 - 13 Full Day 6963 Actor’s toolbox: Audition skills 42

11 - 13 PM 6970 Costume Design 43


12 - 18 Full Day 6965 Art studio for teens 51

JULy 5 – JULy 8 (CLOSEd JULy 4) ages time code title p

4 - 5 AM 6993 Fairy Land 12

4 - 5 PM 6998 summer in a suitcase 15


6 - 7 PM 7000 Besties 17

6 - 7 AM 6990 Hello Dali 20


6 - 7 Full Day 6992 spoonful of CoCA 23

8 - 10 AM 6994 Fashion Makeover 30


8 - 10 Full Day 6988 revolting roald 37

8 - 10 PM 7002 Upcycled Art 40

11 - 13 AM 6996 Mixed Media studio 47

11 - 13 PM 7003 Pottery Wheel (Jul 5 -15) 48

11 - 13 AM 6997 that’s Dancing 50

11 - 13 Full Day 6989 Zombified 50

14 - 18 Full Day 6991 Drawing & Painting studio 54

JUNE 27 – JULy 1 ages time code title p

4 - 5 PM 6984 Meet the Masters 13

4 - 5 AM 6983 Under the Big top 16

6 - 7 PM 6942 Circus, Circus 18

6 - 7 AM 6982 Move it 22

6 - 7 PM 6987 star singer 23

6 - 7 AM 6978 the sorting Hat 24

8 - 10 Full Day 6976 Artist studio 26

8 - 10 AM 6981 Drawing Manga 30

8 - 10 Full Day 6973 Hogwarts: the Journey Continues 31

8 - 10 AM 6979 Legomation 35

8 - 10 PM 6985 stage Make-Up 38

11 - 13 PM 6986 Creating Manga 43

11 - 13 Full Day 6977 Horror Musicals 46

11 - 13 AM 7115 rock & roll Printmaking 49

12 - 18 AM 6980 About Face: Prosthetics & Latex 51

12 - 18 Full Day 6975 Clay studio: 51 Wheel & Handbuilding

14 - 18 PM 6974 Chicago-style story theatre 54

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J U n e 1 3 – A U g U s t 5WhITFIELd CAMPS


4 - 5 AM 7058 Please Don’t stop the Music 14

4 - 5 AM 7059 space odyssey 14

4 - 5 PM 7066 Unicorn Adventure 15

6 - 7 AM 7062 Hip-Hop Basics 20

6 - 7 PM 7064 Legomation Basics 21

6 - 7 AM 7060 robots and rockets 23

6 - 7 AM 7057 third Dimension 24

6 - 7 PM 7063 titans together 25

8 - 10 AM 7061 Astro Artist 27

8 - 10 PM 7065 Calder Creations 28

8 - 10 Full Day 7054 Musical theatre Masterpieces 36


8 - 10 AM 7055 titans together 40

11 - 13 AM 7056 Legomation Music Video 47

11 - 13 PM 7067 one Yard Creations 48

11 - 13 Full Day 7052 rock Musicals 49

12 - 18 Full Day 7053 Beyond the Bard 51


4 - 5 AM 7040 Broadway stars 12

4 - 5 AM 7041 May the Force Be With You 13

4 - 5 PM 7048 topsy turvy tales 15

6 - 7 PM 7050 Claymation Basics 18

6 - 7 AM 7038 Clones, Aliens and Jedi 18


6 - 7 Full Day 7037 sing, Dance, Act 23

6 - 7 PM 7049 things that go Zoom 24

8 - 10 AM 7042 Claymation 28

8 - 10 AM 7045 Fundamentals of Hip-Hop 31

8 - 10 PM 7047 star Wars next Chapter 39

11 - 13 AM 7043 Artist’s toolbox: sculpture 42

11 - 13 PM 7051 Hip-Hop 46

11 - 13 Full Day 7039 Page to stage 48

12 - 18 Full Day 7046 Digital Photography 52 and Photoshop

12 - 18 Full Day 7036 triple threat 53


4 - 5 AM 7025 Jungle Jammin’ 13


6 - 7 PM 7030 give Me goosebumps 19


6 - 7 PM 7032 Where in the World 25

6 - 7 AM 7024 Young Artist studio 25

8 - 10 AM 7028 Drawing and Painting technique 30

8 - 10 AM 7027 on the “Cat” Walk 36

8 - 10 PM 7034 Pottery Wheel (Jul 18 -29) 37

8 - 10 PM 7031 stop Motion iPAD Movies 39

8 - 10 Full Day 7020 swiftie songwriters 39


11 - 13 PM 7035 eco-Art 44

11 - 13 AM 7023 iPAD Music Creation 47

11 - 13 Full Day 7021 scene stealers 49

14 - 18 AM 7029 Manga for teens 55


4 - 5 AM 7009 ninja Hero! 14

4 - 5 PM 7016 Perfectly Powerful Princesses 14

6 - 7 AM 7007 Batman and Beyond 16

6 - 7 AM 7008 Colorful World 19

6 - 7 PM 7018 First Photo 19

6 - 7 PM 7015 Mastering tMnt 21

8 - 10 PM 7019 Art Attack 26


8 - 10 AM 7012 Fundamentals of stage Combat 31

8 - 10 Full Day 7006 rock the House 37


11 - 13 PM 7014 Acting for the Camera 42

11 - 13 Full Day 7004 Dumbledore’s Army 43

11 - 13 Full Day 7005 Fashion Challenge 44

11 - 13 AM 7010 iPAD images 47

12 - 18 PM 7017 Legomation Movie trailer 52


AGES 3 TO 5

MAGNIFICENT MEAges 3 to 5 We will celebrate each child’s unique gifts and personality through stories such as A Bad Case of Stripes, Incredible You and It’s Hard to be Five as well as through movement, drama and art. students will creatively express themselves and celebrate their identity using drawing, collage and other two- and three-dimensional art. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

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6702Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 susan Kopp, Katie scarato

JUNGLE JAMMIN’Ages 3 to 5 Join us on a musical journey through the jungle! We will make our own percussion instruments and create a drum circle; dance like lions, gorillas, and hippopotamuses; read and tell lively jungle stories and use items we gather outdoors (even raindrops) for our creative art projects! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

COCA-U. City MORNING

6744Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Deborah Becker, Katie scarato

MAd hATTER TEA PARTyAges 3 to 5 Pop down the rabbit hole for wild and wacky fun in Wonderland. We’ll read versions of the famous story, become our favorite crazy characters (or create our own), paint tea cups, create our own mad art, design invitations and celebrate a “Very, Merry Un-Birthday” on the final day of camp. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6928Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Deborah Becker, Katie scarato

ICKy STICKy FUNAges 3 to 5 Campers who love jumping in puddles or squishing paint and dough through their tiny fingers will love this messy art camp! We will read stories like Beautiful OOPS, learn explosive movement set to high energy music, work with paper maché, and finger paint with our hands and feet! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6924Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Carrie Fernandez, Amanda nutter

FAIRy LANdAges 3 to 5 sprinkle yourself with pixie dust and come along as we create our own magical fairy land. We will get to know familiar fairy characters such as tinker Bell and the Blue Fairy. then, we will invent brand new fairy creatures and build the wings, wands and flower necklaces to bring them to life at our own fairy dance. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6907Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Deborah Becker, Katie scarato

PERFECTLy POWERFUL PRINCESSESAges 3 to 5 From Mulan to Merida, princesses these days are no delicate flowers. today’s princesses are strong and smart. in this camp, we will explore these and other brave princess stories through drama, movement and art. then, we’ll create our own characters and a 21st century princess story. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6874Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Deborah Becker, elise thorpe

PLEASE dON’T STOP ThE MUSICAges 3 to 5 if you can’t stop moving to songs on the radio, then don’t stop on your way to this camp. We’ll sing family-friendly pop songs and learn choreography. We’ll read stories about characters who love music and dancing like Hip and Hop Don’t Stop and Hip Hop Dogs. We’ll even create our own “crew” names; design t-shirts; and bring it all together for a dance party on the final day of camp. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6830Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Deborah Becker, elise thorpe

PET PARAdEAges 3 to 5 Are you a pet lover or future veterinarian? through stories, songs, movement and art, we’ll explore traditional, non-traditional and even make-believe pets. We’ll look at some famous pets throughout history and in our favorite movies to inspire our own pet “characters,” “self” pet-portraits, habitats and toys for them. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6792Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $112.00 Deborah Becker, shannon Piwowarczyk

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AGES 3 TO 5

SWAShBUCKLERS ANd BUCKANEERS Ages 3 to 5 Ahoy, Mateys! Join us for pirate tales, drama and art. Create costumes, ships, pirate characters and props for imaginary play. Add a few chanteys, pirate treats, an eye patch and a treasure hunt for a rollicking good time. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6903Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 gregory Jenkins, Amanda nutter

TOPSy TURvy TALES Ages 3 to 5 it’s time for some fun with fairy tales, nursery rhymes and folk stories. What if snow White had climbed the beanstalk instead of finding the seven dwarves? imagine the fun if Little Miss Muffett had used karate to scare the spider away! Join us as we turn well-known stories upside down and inside out, creating fun props and our own topsy turvy endings! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6814Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Deborah Becker

PURPLE CRAyON AdvENTUREAges 3 to 5 inspired by the beloved storybook series by Crockett Johnson, imaginative campers will create their own purple crayon adventure throughstorytelling and art. We’ll make crayon rubbings, watercolor crayon resist and even melted crayon luminaries. We’ll write a collective story of a creative adventure. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6879Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Katie scarato, Cecilia Broussard Lopez

SUPERSONIC SUPERhEROESAges 3 to 5 Campers will use the exciting adventures of superman, Batman, and spiderman to inspire their own super hero identities. We will create capes, masks and gadgets; fly through the air, stick to the ceiling and walk through walls; and imagine stories about our heroes. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6859Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Cecilia Broussard Lopez, elise thorpe

UNICORN AdvENTUREAges 3 to 5 Campers will go on a sparkly, magical adventure in this camp for children who dream of unicorns. We will create unicorn characters, “self”-portraits and masks. inspired by a range of unicorn books, we will create our own collective story. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6855Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Deborah Becker, Amanda nutter

UNdER ThE BIG TOPAges 3 to 5 Calling all tightrope walkers, lion tamers, acrobats and aerialists! You will enjoy tumbling, balancing, swinging and learning circus skills like ring juggling and feather balancing. this circus-themed camp combines movement with fun visual arts activities - creating circus art and masks using paint, sculpture, clay and collage. on the final day of camp we’ll share what we learned in a circus extravaganza for family and friends. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6712Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 elliot Pearsall, Deborah Becker, shannon Piwowarczyk

UNdER ThE SEAAges 3 to 5 explore the marvels of the ocean floor as you sing like Ariel. Using visual art activities, drama and movement, we’ll create a world of starfish, imaginative sea creatures, coral reefs and other watery wonders. Perhaps you’ll meet your favorite mermaid or missing fish - anything is possible when we use our imaginations! so put on your water wings and jump into underwater fun. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6732Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Katie scarato, Deborah Becker, elise thorpe

SPACE OdySSEyAges 3 to 5 Come explore the galaxy as we read, imagine, and tell stories about space. We’ll create alien and astronaut characters and build reflective space hats to communicate with faraway places! students will visit a portableplanetarium brought to CoCA from Challenger Learning Center st. Louis to inspire their journey. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6769Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Deborah Becker, Katie scarato


AGES 4 TO 5

FAIRy LANdAges 4 to 5 sprinkle yourself with pixie dust and come along as we create our own magical fairy land. We will read about and get to know familiar fairy characters such as tinker Bell, the Fairy-godmother and the Blue Fairy. then, we will invent brand new fairy creatures and build the wings, wands and flower necklaces to bring them to life at our own fairy dance. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

6993Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $112.00 elise thorpe, Cecilia Broussard Lopez

BALLET STORIESAges 4 to 5 Come explore some of the world’s best loved ballets using movement, art, books and stories. We’ll learn simple ballet steps to classic ballet music such as Coppelia, swan Lake, and sleeping Beauty, and get inspired to make simple costumes, art projects and props related to our favorite ballet stories. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

6962Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Jessica ruhlin, stephanie summerlin

dIFFERENT dUCKSAges 4 to 5 take a trip to the barnyard of the Ugly Duckling. We’ll read several versions of the story and explore its positive message through art, song and drama, singing songs from Honk! the musical and learning a country square dance. We’ll also plant seeds in a container garden we decorate ourselves and make paper maché chicks and ducks to populate our farm. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

COCA-U. City AFTERNOON

6937Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, Cody Aaron

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6953Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, stephanie summerlin

COOKIE MONSTERAges 4 to 5 inspired by popular children’s books like If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Maisy Makes Gingerbread, and Fortune Cookie Fortunes, we will read, create art projects and bake different kinds of cookies each day. Lessons will include simple food preparation with an emphasis on skills such as measuring, mixing and decorating. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6888Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 rudy Zapf, Deborah Becker, Lee ojascastro


6713Aug 6 – Aug 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Cynthia Panian, shannon Piwowarczyk, Deborah Becker

BROAdWAy STARSAges 4 to 5 it’s never too early to imagine being on Broadway! We’ll take music and songs from some of Broadway’s most beloved musicals such as Peter Pan, Annie and the Little Mermaid, then add dance, movement, and our own visual art creations. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6850Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Deborah Becker, Cody Aaron

Whitfield MORNING

7040Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Libby salvia

CANdyLANdAges 4 to 5 Join us on an adventure through Molasses swamp and the gumdrop Mountains to Candy Castle in this camp inspired by the beloved game. Campers will create their own characters, stories and lands to explore while they make mosaics, gingerbread houses and masks decorated with candy. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6822Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 elise thorpe, Lee ojascastro


AGES 4 TO 5

KIdzROCK: ROCK TOTSAges 4 to 5 Young rockers will sing, dance, explore visual art and play real instruments in this camp provided in partnership with Dave simon’s rock school. We’ll touch on basic musical concepts such as rhythm, harmony and tempo as students have the opportunity to play miniature instruments, learn “back up” dance steps, and create invitations and t-shirts for the concert for family and friends on the final day of camp. All instruments provided by dave Simon’s Rock School. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6755Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Kidzrock Faculty, Courtney gibson, Amanda nutter


6834Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Kidzrock Faculty, Courtney gibson, Amanda nutter

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7033Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Maria ojascastro, Kidzrock Faculty, tommi rogers

JUNGLE JAMMIN’Ages 4 to 5 Join us on a musical journey through the jungle! We will make our own percussion instruments and create a drum circle; dance like lions, gorillas, and hippopotamuses; read and tell lively jungle stories and use items we gather outdoors (even raindrops) for our creative art projects! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

7025Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Libby salvia, Anna Minx

MAy ThE FORCE BE WITh yOUAges 4 to 5 Young space travelers will explore the elements of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, then create their own characters, aliens, creatures and stories through art, movement and drama. expand your imagination into a galaxy far, far away! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6703Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 Carrie Fernandez, gregory Jenkins

Whitfield MORNING

7041Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 nicole Harcharic, Maria ojascastro

MAGICAL MUSIC MAKERSAges 4 to 5 By listening, singing songs and moving to the beat, we discover that the magic of music really is all around us. each day we will listen to a short classical piece by composers like strauss, tchaikovsky or saint saens. We will play rhythm instruments like the West African djembe or shakere and the Mexican guiro. in the art room, we will craft our own unique drums, rain sticks and other instruments using everyday items. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6884Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, Cody Aaron

MEET ThE MASTERSAges 4 to 5 Campers will be introduced to a variety of art forms through the work of masters from Mozart and Picasso to gene Kelly and Martha graham. then, using music, movement, visual arts and creative drama, we will create our own “masterworks.” Campers will be inspired by a variety of artists each day. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6733Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00Deborah Becker, Cody Aaron

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6984Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, stephanie summerlin


AGES 4 TO 5

PERFECTLy POWERFUL PRINCESSESAges 4 to 5 From Mulan to Merida, princesses these days are no delicate flowers. today’s princesses are strong and smart. in this camp, we will explore these and other brave princess stories through drama, movement and art. then, we’ll create our own characters and a 21st century princess story. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7016Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 tommi rogers, Alicia Like

NINJA hERO!Ages 4 to 5 Join Leonardo, Michelangelo, raphael and Donatello on an adventure to battle criminals, mutated animals and alien invaders! through dramatic play, movement and visual art, campers will explore or invent the characters and stories associated with their favorite turtles. they’ll create masks, snack on pizza and practice ninja moves. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6933Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Carrie Fernandez, Deborah Becker

Whitfield MORNING

7009Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 tommi rogers, rudy Zapf

PLEASE dON’T STOP ThE MUSICAges 4 to 5 if you can’t stop moving to songs on the radio, then don’t stop on your way to this camp. We’ll sing family-friendly pop songs and learn choreography. We’ll read stories about characters who love music and dancing like Hip and Hop Don’t Stop and Hip Hop Dogs. We’ll even create our own “crew” names; design t-shirts; and bring it all together for a dance party on the final day of camp. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6972Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 elise thorpe, Alicia Like

Whitfield MORNING

7058Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Libby salvia

PURPLE CRAyON AdvENTUREAges 4 to 5 inspired by the beloved storybook series by Crockett Johnson, imaginative campers will create their own purple crayon adventure through storytelling and art. Using crayons in traditional and non-traditional art, we’ll make crayon rubbings, watercolor crayon resist and even melted crayon luminaries. We’ll write a collective story of a creative adventure driven by drawing. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

6945Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Donna Patton, susan Kopp

ROdEO ROUNd-UPAges 4 to 5 Yee haw! Join us at the rodeo as we build slingshots, make leather bracelets and square dance. We’ll create our own cowboy hats and spurs to wear as we learn to tie knots for the lasso and share some cowboy songs and lore. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6913Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 Alicia Like, Cody Aaron, Lee ojascastro

SENSATIONAL SEUSSAges 4 to 5 explore the “wiggled roads” and “weird wildish space” of Dr. seuss in this camp all about possibilities! engage in preposterous pretend play as you inhabit characters like the Cat in the Hat. Create vivid visual art projects that capture the spirit of seuss’ colorful world. We’ll even create our own seusserific tale! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6777Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 Deborah Becker, Cody Aaron

SPACE OdySSEyAges 4 to 5 Come explore the galaxy as we read, imagine, and tell stories about far away places. We’ll create alien and astronaut characters and even build reflective space hats to communicate with friends in faraway places! students will visit a portable planetarium brought from Challenger Learning Center to inspire their space exploration. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

7059Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 nicole Harcharic, Anna Minx


AGES 4 TO 5TOPSy TURvy TALESAges 4 to 5 it’s time for some fun with fairy tales, nursery rhymes and folk stories. What if snow White had climbed the beanstalk instead of finding the seven dwarves? imagine the fun if Little Miss Muffett had used karate to scare the spider away! Join us as we turn well-known stories upside down and inside out, creating fun props and our own topsy turvy endings! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7048Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk, nicole Harcharic

UNdER ThE BIG TOPAges 4 to 5 Calling all tightrope walkers, lion tamers, acrobats and aerialists! You will enjoy tumbling, balancing, learning circus skills like ring juggling and feather balancing. You will also create circus art and masks using paint, sculpture, clay and collage. on the final day of camp we’ll share what we learned in a circus extravaganza for family and friends. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6917Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk, elliot Pearsall, Deborah Becker

Whitfield MORNING

6983Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 elliot Pearsall, Lilly steele, stephanie summerlin

SUPERSONIC SUPERhEROESAges 4 to 5 Campers will use the exciting adventures of superman, Batman, Mr. incredible and spiderman to inspire their own super hero identities. We will create capes, masks and special superhero gadgets; move like super heroes that fly through the air, stick to the ceiling and walk through walls; and imagine stories about the heroes’ everyday lives. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield MORNING

6940Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 elise thorpe, Katie Warnick

SUMMER IN A SUITCASEAges 4 to 5 send your child on a trip around the world! We’ll “travel” to a variety of countries in Africa, Asia, europe and south America - where we’ll create artwork, drama and dance inspired by the cultures we visit. no need to bring a passport - we’ll create our own! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6804Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 Deborah Becker, shannon Piwowarczyk, Lee ojascastro

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6998Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 elise thorpe, Alicia Like

UNICORN AdvENTURE Ages 4 to 5 Campers will go on a sparkly, magical adventure in this camp for children who dream of unicorns. We will create unicorn characters, “self”-portraits and masks. inspired by a range of unicorn books, we will create our own collective story. Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7066Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 nicole Harcharic, Maria ojascastro

WILd ThINGS AT COCAAges 4 to 5 ready for a wildly creative adventure? Using the classic Maurice sendak story as a jumping off point, we will explore both real and imaginary creatures and places through storytelling, visual art and creative drama. our imaginations will be free to roam to distant lands where we will paint wild thing masks, build a boat and take a journey. Let the wild rumpus begin! Children must be fully toilet trained to attend camps at COCA.


6846Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, rudy Zapf


AGES 6 TO 7 ARChITECTURE AdvENTURESAges 6 to 7 if you are curious about buildings and love to try to figure things out, working with an architect on the basics of design might be just the thing! You will identify the materials and geometry found in architecture, and discover how big buildings are really made up of smaller parts. then, we will explore how it all comes together through drawings and model making.


6876Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 erica twomey

Whitfield MORNING

6960Jun 20 1 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 erica twomeyAFRICAN BEATS

Ages 6 to 7 Young campers will be engaged in a high-energy, fun-filled week in which they learn the about the cultures of West Africa through traditional West African dance, djembe drumming, storytelling, African mask making and other arts activities. the week will end with a culmination for parents and friends on the final day of camp.


6810Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $145.00 Diadie Bathily

BALLOONS, BUBBLES, ANd JUGGLING BALLSAges 6 to 7 Create unbelievably giant bubbles and beautiful bubble art. Learn to “twist” balloon animals and objects and even engineer a collective balloon sculpture. then learn the fundamental principals of juggling and practice solo and duo juggling. We’ll even create our own juggling balls to practice with in the future!


6772Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk, eric Conners

104 dAyS OF SUMMERAges 6 to 7 i know what we’re going to do today! embark on imaginative travels through space and time. Create kid-size rockets, submarines, wacky tree houses and silly contraptions. each day, we’ll work with CoCA teaching artists from a variety of arts disciplines to create our own elaborate backyard summer adventures.


6753Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Cecilia Broussard Lopez, Paul Cereghino

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6952Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 susan Kopp

ART ExPLOSION Ages 6 to 7 Adventurous artists will use splatter techniques, water balloon explosions, spin art and paint-tinted bubble mix to create fabulous creative images in the spirit of artist Jackson Pollock. they will explore the expressive potential in high-energy art through a variety of media.


6729Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Meredith Foster


6915Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 rudy Zapf

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6999Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 Cecilia Broussard Lopez

BATMAN ANd BEyONdAges 6 to 7 Can’t wait for the next superhero movie to come out? Let’s act it out ourselves. Campers will use the exciting lives of justice league superheroes like Batman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Flash and supergirl to create sets, costumes, and dramatic and visual art pieces. then, we’ll use these characters as inspiration to create a superhero (or supervillian) identity of our own. Family and friends are invited to come to the last day of camp for a sharing of everything the campers created.


6723Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 eric Conners, staci Meyr

Whitfield MORNING

7007Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 eric Conners


AGES 6 TO 7

BRAvE BIRdS ANd PESKy PIGSAges 6 to 7 Create your own stories and artwork about this epic comic battle. We’ll make paper maché birds, safe slingshots, pig masks, and props while writing our own “origins story” to understand the meaning of all this silliness. We’ll even have a themed water balloon battle with slingshots and costumes!


6694Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 eric Conners, Amanda nutter

BUILdING BOOMAges 6 to 7 Discover the many ways to represent our observable, physical world through 3-D sculpture. Creating both individually and in small groups, campers will explore a variety of media including clay, paper maché and wire. You will use those mediums as you imagine, design and build your own houses, towns, villages, cities or, even, galaxies. the sky is the limit!


6926Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 rudy Zapf

BEST OF BROAdWAyAges 6 to 7 Do you dream of being on stage in your favorite Broadway musical? Campers in this camp will work on songs and dances from family-friendly Broadway musicals such as Peter Pan,The Lion King, and Honk. Campers will create a storyline that links the songs selected and work on their acting skills as they rehearse the show that they have created. the week will culminate in a performance for family and friends on the final day of camp.

COCA-U. City FULL dAy

6760Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Carrie Fernandez, Kristine gage, Paul Cereghino

Whitfield FULL dAy

6950Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Janne Boneau, gregory Jenkins

BROAdWAy BELIEvERSAges 6 to 7 Performers new to musical theatre will enjoy learning choral singing, group dance, character creation and stage presence through fun, familiar songs. this camp focuses on musicals that incorporate popular hits, like Shrek the Musical, Mamma Mia and Hairspray. the camp will culminate in a musical revue of songs from these and may popular musicals.


6750Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Carrie Fernandez, Colin Healy

BESTIESAges 6 to 7 You’re invited to join in for a celebration of all things “bestie.” We’ll create slipper socks to keep your feet comfy at your summer sleepovers. We’ll design and embellish t-shirts, headbands, picture frames and decorative pillows. We’ll even enjoy summer-fun snacks like flavored popcorn and s’mores. Bring your BFF, or make a new one!


6722Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $250.00 Lauren Cram, elise thorpe

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7000Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $124.00 stephanie summerlin

BROAdWAy BLOCKBUSTERS Ages 6 to 7 Learn familiar songs from some of Broadway’s biggest hits! Develop vocal technique and gain confidence as a performer while you explore material from shows like The Lion King, Peter Pan and The Addams Family, then show what you have learned for friends and family on the final day.


6700Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Colin Healy


6932Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Janne Boneau


AGES 6 TO 7

CIRCUS CIRCUSAges 6 to 7 Athletic campers will practice basic tumbling, balancing and clowning skills with a circus professional. You will learn walk on a low wire, turn upside down on a trapeze, try the rolling globe and the rola bola, practice the fundamentals of juggling, walk on real stilts and more! the camp culminates in a circus extravaganza.


6697Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 elliot Pearsall, Lilly steele


6789Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $112.00 Matthias staley, elliot Pearsall

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6942Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 elliot Pearsall, Lilly steele, nancy stopke

CARRy ThE TORChAges 6 to 7 Celebrate the olympic games in Brazil by discovering the opening ceremony through the arts! We’ll create our own countries and flags; then explore the arts in Brazil by spending time in the CoCA kitchen creating moqueca, the national dish; learning to samba and exploring colorful fine art projects. We will pull it all together in an “opening ceremony” for our final day of camp. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6842Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $145.00 elise thorpe

CLAyMATION BASICSAges 6 to 7 Campers will write a short scene, create a corresponding storyboard, and build clay characters and a set to bring it all to life through the video art of claymation! there will be a screening on the final day of camp, and each camper will leave with access to the videos created in the camp.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7050Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

CARTOONING: ChARACTER CREATIONSAges 6 to 7 Uncover the range of comic book genres as you design original cartoon characters and place them in your own comic strips. Learn how to strengthen your drawing skills as you work on facial expressions and poses. Develop crazy critters and magnificent monsters, super-villains and heroes - then pull them together in stories to create your own strips and books.


6893Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 staci Meyr

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6954Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Jennifer James

CLONES, ALIENS ANd JEdIAges 6 to 7 engage the hyperdrive and make the creative jump! Campers will explore the elements of the star Wars universe and create their own characters (be they clones, aliens or Jedi), to create a collective story from their own imaginations. Campers will create backdrops and props to support their story. May the force be with you!


6873Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Donna Patton, rudy Zapf

Whitfield MORNING

7038Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 eric Conners

ChOCOLATE FACTORyAges 6 to 7 if you’ve ever dreamt of being Charlie in the Chocolate Factory, then this camp is a dream come true. Campers will learn to create cake, chocolate mousse, double chocolate ice creams, dips and sauces inspired by the roald Dahl story while practicing kitchen safety and reinforcing basic cooking skills. On Thursday, campers will take a field trip to Sweetology to learn cupcake decorating tips. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6823Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian


AGES 6 TO 7COLORFUL WORLdAges 6 to 7 Discover the world of visual art through an exploration of color. Campers will use observed and imaginative palettes as they draw and paint, create prints and build sculpture with a focus on dazzling hues. We’ll encounter great artists throughout history who used color in surprising and amazing ways while creating works in all the colors of the rainbow.


6801Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 Meredith Foster

Whitfield MORNING

7008Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Anna Minx

dRAW, PAINT, PRINTAges 6 to 7 Draw, paint and print using diverse materials and techniques. Campers will explore each of these disciplines while looking to master artists as inspiration for their work. they will create several pieces of art in each area - drawing, painting and printmaking - adding imagination and creativity to make their own personal masterpieces.


6742Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 staci Meyr


6857Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 rudy Zapf

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6969Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 stephanie summerlin

Whitfield MORNING

7044Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk

FAShION FIRSTAges 6 to 7 Create or embellish fashion and accessories in this fashion camp. students will learn fabric painting, cutting, tying and beading techniques and use them to make and decorate items such as headbands, t-shirts and bags. some basic sewing and no-sew techniques will be explored.


6711Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Lauren Cram


6887Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Lauren Cram

Whitfield MORNING

6946Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 stephanie summerlin

FUTURE FILMMAKERAges 6 to 7 Aspiring filmmakers will cooperatively plan, direct, stage, shoot and edit a digital video film using other campers as performers. student “teams” may choose to create parodies, commercials, or mini-documentaries and collaborate on the artistic planning and decision making. each camper will receive access to all films developed in the camp.


6909Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 rachel Hatfield

FIRST PhOTOAges 6 to 7 Campers will learn photography basics as they experiment with photographing nature, architecture, still life creations and people. they will learn how to use composition, light and shadow and point of view to communicate ideas. they’ll have lots of fun learning how to photograph family, friends, and the world around them!


6867Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Katrina shannon


6898Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Katrina shannon

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7018Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Katrina shannon

GIvE ME GOOSEBUMPSAges 6 to 7 if you love haunted houses, sticky swamps and werewolves, then you will howl with delight at this camp which uses the r. L. stine books as a jumping off point for drama. You and your fellow campers will create a spooky script, build scenery and props and polish your acting skills for a creepy play that’s sure to give you goosebumps!


6854Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Pete Winfrey

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7030Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 eric Conners, Michelle Kersting


AGES 6 TO 7 hELLO dALIAges 6 to 7 From Dali to Warhol, campers will explore modern art masters and the painting techniques they used. they will create masterpieces of their own - exploring a different style of painting each day while making it their own. Campers will be encouraged to apply paint like impressionists, see like cubists, create dreams like surrealists, and, finally, create work that expresses their own unique perspective.


6811Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk

Whitfield MORNING

6990Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $112.00 Anna Minx

hIP-hOP BASICSAges 6 to 7 Aspiring dancers will learn high-energy group choreography using hip-hop dance elements such as breakdancing and pop locking. they will also explore the element of freestyle, create a hip-hop “crew” name and design a t-shirt for a final performance for family and friends.


6800Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 ebony Bryant



Whitfield MORNING

7062Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Alicia “sunshine” gbaho

iPAd STOP MOTION MOvIESAges 6 to 7 explore the intersection of stop motion animation and iPAD-based movie making in this camp. You will collaboratively plan, write, storyboard, direct, shoot and edit a short digital stop motion animation video using tools and Apps on an iPAD. Aspiring filmmakers will explore the world of movie making and leave with access to the films developed in the camp. iPAds are provided by COCA.


6936Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

ICE CREAM CAMPAges 6 to 7 What is better on a hot summer day than your favorite ice cream treats? How about learning to make your own? spend each day with CoCA’s culinary instructor learning how to make some of the most popular summer treats, from ice cream sandwiches made with chocolate cookies and vanilla bean ice cream, to popsicles and sorbet. Along the way we will learn about kitchen safety and practice basic cooking skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6756Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian


6929Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

iPAd MOvIE BASICS Ages 6 to 7 Aspiring young filmmakers, explore the world of iPAD movie making as you collaboratively plan, direct, perform in, shoot and edit a simple, short digital video using only the video capacity, tools and Apps on an iPAD. iPAds are provided by COCA. Students will leave with access to the “shorts” developed in the camp.


6730Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer


6904Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

Whitfield MORNING

6995Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $132.00 Aaron Holdmeyer


AGES 6 TO 7

LEGOMATION MOvIE TRAILER Ages 6 to 7 Lights, camera, Legomation! You will select a well-known film and then collaboratively write, storyboard, animate and edit your own animated movie trailer using only Legos. You will complete the trailers using visual effects, voice overs and music. each camper will receive access to the films created in the camp.


6771Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 rachel Hatfield

LEGOMATION BASICSAges 6 to 7 if you love Legos, here’s your chance to bring them to life. You will work in groups to develop a simple story board, stage the building blocks, and learn how to use stop motion animation techniques as you shoot footage that will be developed into a short film. each camper will leave with access to all films produced in the camp.


6709Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 edie Barnard


6861Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 edie Barnard

Whitfield MORNING

6941Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 edie Barnard

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7064Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 edie Barnard

MASTERING TMNT Ages 6 to 7 Practice your drawing and painting technique as you create themed art in the styles of the four turtle namesakes in tMnt: Leonardo, Michelangelo, raphael and Donatello. Learn about the renaissance master artists that your favorite characters were named after and use their work as inspiration for a variety of projects.



Whitfield AFTERNOON

7015Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Jennifer James

MOBILE MANIAAges 6 to 7 explore the world of balance, shape, color and design as you construct moving sculptures. inspired by the work of Alexander Calder, young artists will use paper, wire, beads and cardboard as they create art that dances!


6766Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 rudy Zapf

KIdzROCK: ROCK BANdAges 6 to 7 sing, dance, explore visual art and play instruments in this camp provided in partnership with Dave simon’s rock school. this camp will touch on musical concepts such as rhythm, harmony, tempo, bass line and dynamics as students have the opportunity to play child-sized instruments (drums, keyboard and electric guitars). they will also learn some “back up” dance routines and create a band name, poster and t-shirts for a performance for family and friends on the final day of camp. Dave simon’s rock school developed Kidzrock as an opportunity for young children to learn the basics of music and experience the thrill of playing in a real rock band. All instruments provided by dave Simon’s Rock School.


6743Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Kidzrock Faculty, Courtney gibson, Cecilia Broussard Lopez


6829Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Kidzrock Faculty, Courtney gibson, Amanda nutter

Whitfield MORNING

7026Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Kidzrock Faculty, Maria ojascastro, tommi rogers


AGES 6 TO 7

PLAy WITh yOUR FOOdAges 6 to 7 Join us for the most creative, playful experience to be had in any kitchen! Create favorites like pasta and the world’s best homemade brownies. then, get your hands dirty as we create food sculptures and food art! Campers will personalize aprons, create recipe cards, learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6908Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$165.00 Cynthia Panian

MONSTER MATINEEAges 6 to 7 Create a scary or funny monster movie! Working in small groups, campers will collaboratively write, direct, film and act in each other’s films. they will build the costumes, props and environment to enhance their tales. Campers will create make-up and special effects to include in their films and leave with access to all the films created in the camp.



Whitfield AFTERNOON

6967Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 edie Barnard, Anna Blair ONCE UPON A KITChEN

Ages 6 to 7 What would snow White be without the famous apple? Many favorite stories and fairytales involve signature foods such as Hansel and gretel’s gingerbread house and Harry Potter’s butter beer. in this camp, we will explore story-based foods and prepare them with an emphasis on basic kitchen skills and kitchen safety such as measuring, mixing and baking. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6880Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$165.00 Cynthia Panian

MUSICAL ThEATRE MOvESAges 6 to 7 Beginner dancers will learn jazz and musical theatre steps found in family-friendly musicals like Annie and Mary Poppins. they’ll work on timing and choreography using fun props and perform their routines for family and friends on the final day of camp. No previous experience required.


6872Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Alison Brandon-Watkins



POP NATION!Ages 6 to 7 this fun and lively introduction to dance is perfect for students interested in sampling moves and choreography inspired by current and classic pop music videos. CoCA’s dance faculty will get you moving to age-appropriate favorites like “thriller” and “shake it Up.” no previous dance experience is necessary. Bring your own dance shoes or clean, new sneakers.



MOvE IT Ages 6 to 7 Designed for kids who like to move but haven’t had much dance experience, this camp will introduce basic jazz and hip-hop moves, rhythm and musicality, plus create fun and lively choreography to popular music. We’ll share our routines with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6725Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Carrie Fernandez



Whitfield MORNING

6982Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 elise thorpe


AGES 6 TO 7

ShAKE ANd BAKEAges 6 to 7 Learn to make healthy versions of some of your favorite snack foods in CoCA’s kitchen classroom. then, get out on the dance floor with one of CoCA’s dance instructors to learn fitness routines based in hip-hop and jazz. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6835Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian,ebony Bryant

SING, dANCE, ACTAges 6 to 7 Have fun while enhancing your singing, dancing and acting skills. You will explore the world of musical theatre focusing on vocal technique, singing, dancing, character creation and stage presence. Camp will culminate in a musical revue from popular, family friendly musicals including Seussical, Peter Pan and The Little Mermaid.


6824Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Kevin Mansco, gina Bon-Perez

Whitfield FULL dAy

7037Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Jessica ruhlin, Janne Boneau

SPIES ANd SECRET AGENTSAges 6 to 7 Pretend that you are your favorite sleuth as you solve a CoCA mystery. then, turn the tables as you create and stage your own serious or silly secret agent story. We’ll build our own spy gadgets, go on scavenger hunts to follow the clues, make up creative “whodunnits,” and solve new puzzles and mysteries each day. on the final day of camp, we will perform our mysteries for our friends and family.


6931Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Amanda nutter

SPOONFUL OF COCAAges 6 to 7 Curtain up! this camp is designed for students who love musical theatre. We will work on singing, dancing and acting skills then create a show that links our favorite songs from family-friendly musicals such as Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins and Cinderella. students will rehearse and perform their show on the final day of camp.


6889Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$230.00 Kevin Mansco, Carrie Fernandez, Paul Cereghino

Whitfield FULL dAy

6992Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$184.00 Jessica ruhlin, Kristine gage

STAR SINGER Ages 6 to 7 Learn songs from some of your favorite Disney musicals as you develop vocal technique and gain confidence in both group and featured solo performances. Campers will explore material from shows like Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Peter Pan, then show what they have learned for friends and family on the final day.


6883Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 elise thorpe

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6987Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Janne Boneau, elise thorpe

ROBOTS ANd ROCKETSAges 6 to 7 Create a futuristic story about mechanical characters, robots and advanced technology using creative drama and visual art. Your sci-fi tale might include spacecraft, flying cars and other inventions that are ahead of their time. We’ll tour a portable planetarium from Challenger Learning Center st. Louis, and work with faculty from Challenger to build props and scenery to support our ideas, then perform our plays for friends and family on the final day of camp.


6763Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 eric Conners, Maria ojascastro

Whitfield MORNING

7060Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Maria ojascastro


AGES 6 TO 7

SUMMER ChEFAges 6 to 7 students will learn to create favorite summertime treats like ice cream, homemade cookies and lemonade, and picnic food! students will personalize kitchen aprons, create recipe cards, learn about kitchen safety and practice basic skills like measuring and following directions. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6797Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $132.00 Cynthia Panian

ThIRd dIMENSIONAges 6 to 7 Working individually and in small groups, campers will explore clay, paper maché, tape, wire and even 3D knitting as a sculptural medium. they will imagine, design and build their own structures. We’ll practice both additive and subtractive techniques for creating the “third dimension.”


6849Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield MORNING

7057Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 staci Meyr

ThE SORTING hATAges 6 to 7 Where would the sorting hat send you? enter the world of Hogwarts and Harry Potter and discover whether you belong in gryffindor, Hufflepuff, ravenclaw or slytherin. You will imagine your own student, professor and fantastical creature characters to populate an imaginary wizard school. You will create wands, masks and backdrops to perform your tribute to the world of magic for the final day of camp.

Whitfield MORNING

6978Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Donna Patton, Michelle Kersting

TAKE A BOWAges 6 to 7 Aspiring actors will learn to use their imagination, body and voice to create characters and scenes. Using improvisation, dramatic play, and story enactment, campers will develop confidence as they put together a simple play of their own collective creation. they will build scenery and create props to share their theatrical creation on the final day of camp.

Whitfield FULL dAy

6964Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Donna Patton, Katie Warnick

ThINGS ThAT GO zOOMAges 6 to 7 Discover the many varieties of 3D sculpture and motion in this camp. Campers will learn about the artistry and physics of kinetic sculptures by creating pieces that float, fly, roll or “go zoom.” We’ll start with a variety of media including cardboard, clay and wire, then power our creations with motors, wind, weight and our imaginations.


6832Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 rudy Zapf

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7049Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Maria ojascastro

ThE PROBLEM WITh PRINCESSESAges 6 to 7 What would have happened if Cinderella had worn sneakers or if snow White had washed the apple? Join a CoCA theatre instructor to reimagine the possibilities for the beloved princesses as well as create and act out a few happily ever after tales of your own. on the last day of camp, we will perform your favorite twisted princess tales for family and friends. Perfect for the princess lover in all of us!


6808Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Amanda nutter


AGES 6 TO 7TITANS TOGEThERAges 6 to 7 go! Fans of teen superheroes will enjoy this action filled camp. Be inspired by your favorite characters like robin the Boy Wonder, raven or Cyborg, then create your own characters and write a collaborative story. Learn to draw in the manga style of this cartoon to create backdrops and costumes for your story. We’ll put it all together to share with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6845Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Pete Winfrey, Hope Ashley

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7063Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Hope Ashley

WhERE IN ThE WORLdAges 6 to 7 Find yourself in a different country each day, and uncover the cultural clues to determine where in the world you are! You will dance, draw, sculpt, sing and learn some basic language skills as you travel around our mysterious globe and explore the arts from different cultures. Where will you be? Japan? iceland? Peru? Just wait and see!


6784Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $200.00 Donna Patton, Amanda nutter, Cynthia Panian

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7032Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia Like, Katie Warnick

WhO yOU GONNA CALL? Ages 6 to 7 if you “ain’t ‘fraid of no ghosts” then join us in this comic camp and become a paranormal exterminator. We’ll make our own proton packs, P.K.e. meters, ghost traps, ecto-goggles and other gadgets. You and your fellow campers will create your own ghost or “buster” characters and write a collective supernatural comedy to share with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6739Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Amanda nutter, Paul Cereghino

Whitfield MORNING

6957Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Anna Blair

yOUNG ARTIST STUdIO Ages 6 to 7 Drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture are all included in this camp. Although the emphasis is on enjoying the creative process, the basics of art structure such as line, shape, value, texture, pattern, space and color will be explored. Young artists will be inspired by Michelangelo, Monet, Van gogh and more, then paint, sculpt and draw, adding imagination and a ton of creativity to make their own personal masterpieces.


6706Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Maria ojascastro


6886Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield MORNING

7024Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Katie Warnick


AGES 8 TO 10

ARTS AROUNd ThE WORLdAges 8 to 10 Campers will dance, draw, sculpt, sing and learn some basic language skills as they travel around the world and discover the subtle differences in our cultures through the arts. Working with a number of teaching artists, each day of camp will explore a different country and region through various arts disciplines, including dance, visual art and drama.


6786Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $200.00 terry Watkins, Diadie Bathily, Amanda nutter

ARTIST STUdIOAges 8 to 10 Draw, paint and sculpt in this camp designed to expose campers to a wide range of arts materials. Although the emphasis is on enjoying the creative process, the basics of art instruction such as line, shape, value, texture, pattern, space and color will be emphasized across mediums. Young artists will be encouraged to experiment, adding imagination and a ton of creativity to make their own personal masterpieces.


6905Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 rudy Zapf

Whitfield FULL dAy

6976Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Mary nasser

ARChITECT ExPLORER Ages 8 to 10 if you have ever wondered why houses are shaped the way that they are or how a building can lean and not fall, this is the camp for you! Working with a professional architect, you will learn about space and design as you create simple floor plans and three dimensional models of the perfect home or building. gain inspiration to design “outside the box” by looking at some of the most outlandish buildings from around the world, then create your own extreme, dream building.


6885Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 erica twomey

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6971Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 erica twomey

A PLAy A dAyAges 8 to 10 race against the clock with CoCA theatre instructors to create four plays in four days. Young actors and playwrights will use improvisation and theatre games, as well as familiar and fantastic stories to create their own quickie scripts and performances. on the last day of camp, student actors will rehearse their creations and share them with friends and family. Hurry! there is no time to waste!


6882Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Cecilia Broussard Lopez, Donna Patton

ACT UPAges 8 to 10 CoCA theatre artists will guide performers through all the steps of acting in a theatre production. Campers will develop an understanding of the audition and casting process, gain insight into read-throughs, learn how to notate and remember blocking, use theatre games to better understand character development and relationships. then they will memorize short scenes, build simple props, scenery and costumes and polish their performance for a culmination for family and friends.


6809Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Pete Winfrey, staci Meyr

ART ATTACKAges 8 to 10 students will take inspiration from images in pop art for the creative work in this camp. Using artists like Warhol and Lichtenstein as inspiration, we’ll design a personal icon and print it on a t-shirt, create narrative art using comic strips, and make unique self-portraits using non-traditional materials and techniques.



Whitfield AFTERNOON



AGES 8 TO 10BREAKFAST CLUBAges 8 to 10 Campers will explore the fun and creativity the can be found when making delicious breakfast items from waffles and stuffed pancakes to homemade cinnamon rolls, biscuits and quiche, all while practicing basic kitchen safety and reviewing cooking skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under ‘special needs’ or call COCA to provide the information.


6860Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

BALLET STUdIOAges 9 to 13 Classes will be divided into two sections, based on each dancer’s ability. this full-day dance studio will include ballet, modern and character technique classes as well as focus classes on elements within the technique: adagio, allegro, turns, and pointe or pre-pointe. enrichment classes are also included on repertoire and variations, ballet history and vocabulary, music for dance, costuming and technical theatre. there will be a presentation on the last day for family and friends. For students who have completed COCA levels Beginner 3 through Intermediate 3/4 or who have had more than three years of ballet training.


6805Jul 5 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM $480.00 norma gabriel, Kathleen radke Whittaker, Carrie Fernandez


6781Jul 5 – Jul 22 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM $560.00 norma gabriel, Kathleen radke Whittaker, Carrie Fernandez

ASTRO-ARTISTAges 8 to 10 Future astronauts and creative problem solvers of all kinds, enjoy engaging your imaginations and inventive sides in an out of this world camp. We will take a field trip to participate in a space simulation at the Challenger Learning Center st. Louis, tinker with the inner-workings of everyday gadgets and use them to engineer new creations. Plus, we’ll gain inspiration from a visit inside a Portable Planetarium in order to create space age paintings and sculptures.


6765Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $175.00 shannon Piwowarczyk, greg Cuellar

Whitfield MORNING

7061Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $175.00 shannon Piwowarczyk

BROAdWAy BLOCKBUSTERS Ages 8 to 10 Learn songs from some of Broadway’s biggest hits! Focus will be on developing vocal technique and gaining confidence as a performer. Campers will explore material from shows like The Addams Family, Hairspray and Grease, then show what they have learned to family and friends on the final day of camp.


6895Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Colin Healy, elise thorpe


AGES 8 TO 10

CLAyMATIONAges 8 to 10 Write a short scene, create a corresponding storyboard, build clay characters and a set to bring it all to life through the video art of claymation! there will be a screening on the final day of camp, and each camper will leave with access to the videos created.


6741Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

Whitfield MORNING

7042Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

CIRCUS COCAAges 8 to 10 Athletic campers will practice tumbling and trampoline; work on stilt walking, rola bola and rolling globe; and explore tightrope walking, juggling and clowning skills as they learn from circus professionals. students will also try the stationary trapeze, aerial hoop and silks. A multi-faceted circus extravaganza will end the week!


6799Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 elliot Pearsall, Lilly steele


6827Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Matthias staley, elliot PearsallCAMERA ACTING

Ages 8 to 10 this camp is designed for young performers looking for practical instruction in acting for the camera. A working actor will guide you through practicing on-camera interviews and monologues and even help you create a mock commercial. throughout the camp, you will play back your work, gain peer and instructor feedback and “try another take.” All campers leave with access to videos of their on camera work created in the camp.


6930Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Pete Winfrey

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6968Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 susie Wall

ChALK dRAWING ANd STREET ARTAges 8 to 10 Working inside the studio and on outdoor sidewalks, young artists will create chalk drawings using pastels as well as traditional chalks, explore chalk rubbings, and even make chalk. We’ll learn about master chalk artists and be inspired by their incredible street art to create our own outdoor masterpiece to share with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6828Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 rudy Zapf

CAMP AFRICAAges 8 to 10 Young campers will be engaged in a high-energy, fun-filled week in which they learn the about the cultures of West Africa through traditional West African dance, djembe drumming, storytelling, African mask making and other arts activities. the week will end with a culmination for parents and friends on the final day of camp.


6819Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $145.00 Diadie Bathily

CALdER CREATIONSAges 8 to 10 Campers will explore the world of balance, shape, color and design as they construct moving sculptures inspired by the work of Alexander Calder. student artists will use paper, paint, wood, wire, beads, rods and to create sculptural art that dances.


6774Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 rudy Zapf

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7065Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Michele reichlin


AGES 8 TO 10

CULINARy PASSPORTAges 8 to 10 Learn about, create and taste foods from around the world in this camp focused on international cuisine! take a culinary trip from italy and France to Korea, the Philippines, China, Mexico, and the Middle east and explore a wide range of cooking styles. Along the way you will learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6836Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Lee ojascastro

CREATING COMICSAges 8 to 10 Uncover the range of comic book genres as you design original cartoon characters and place them in your own comic strips. Learn how to strengthen your drawing skills as you work on facial expressions and poses. Develop crazy critters and magnificent monsters, super-villains and heroes.


6862Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Hope Ashley

Whitfield MORNING

6947Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Jennifer James

dEMO CREATIONAges 8 to 10 Work with a professional songwriter to create your lyrics and melodies. We’ll provide accompaniment on the piano and guitar while other campers provide back-up vocals. rehearse your song and record it at Clayton studios to contribute to a CD of demo songs created in the camp. students will leave with a CD of the music from the studio.


6852Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Mark Pagano


6866Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Mark Pagano

dA vINCI MOdEAges 8 to 10 Become an artist/inventor like Leonardo da Vinci and go where your imagination takes you. Like da Vinci, you will design your own inventions mixing science and art to solve challenges. Brainstorm, draw and build creative designs and fun “machines,” both individually and as collaborative groups.


6833Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 erica twomey

dECKEd-OUT dONUTS Ages 8 to 10 Create, fill, glaze, frost and decorate a wide range of deep fried and baked donuts as well as churros and funnel cakes. A guest chef from st. Louis’ own strange Donut, will visit and share some of the most creative donut ideas from around the country. Along the way learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6745Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

dIGITAL PhOTOGRAPhyAges 8 to 10 in this introduction to the basics of photography, you will photograph people, architecture and nature while learning a variety of techniques to heighten photo quality. You will be introduced to photo composition, light, shadow and point of view and leave camp with prints of your favorite photos.


6869Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Katrina shannon


6894Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Katrina shannon

Whitfield MORNING

7011Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00

Katrina shannon


AGES 8 TO 10

dRAWING MANGAAges 8 to 10 Come learn the fundamentals of drawing the popular Manga style used in Pokémon and Astro Boy. Learn how to draw facial expressions and forms while developing your own characters and stories. Frame them or put them together in a story to form a comic book to take home after camp has concluded.


6790Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $112.00 Hope Ashley

Whitfield MORNING

6981Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Hope Ashley

FAShION dESIGNAges 8 to 10 Learn about the fashion design process by design conceptualization and creating specific ideas for garments. You will practice rendering and illustration, learn basic machine and hand sewing techniques and build some simple garments that you design yourself. the possibilities are endless in this exciting fashion camp that ends with a runway presentation of the creations.


6710Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Lauren Cram

Whitfield MORNING

6959Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Lauren Cram

FAShION MAKEOvER Ages 8 to 10 Learn to transform plain white t-shirts and basic skirts to reflect your personal style using fabric dyeing, batik and beadwork. Add design elements and create accessories using some machine sewing, hand sewing and other decorative techniques. the camp will end with a runway show!


6803Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$124.00 Lauren Cram


6878Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Lauren Cram

Whitfield MORNING

6994Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $124.00 stephanie summerlin

FIRST MUSICAL: SEUSSICAL JR! Ages 9 to 10 Horton the elephant, the Cat in the Hat, and all of your favorite Dr. seuss characters spring to life onstage in seussical Jr., a fantastical musical extravaganza from tony winners Lynn Ahrens and stephen Flaherty. With colorful characters and great music, this musical is a wonderful first experience for young performers. Campers, enrolled in this production-oriented camp will spend two weeks of the full-day camp session rehearsing this scripted musical, then perform the show for family and friends at 7pm on July 15.


6780Jul 5 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM $387.00 susan Kopp, Colin Healy

dRAWING ANd PAINTING TEChNIqUE Ages 8 to 10 Learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting while exploring different mediums like watercolor, india ink and acrylic. Work from observation, learning valuable formal tools like composition, value, scale, perspective, and color mixing, and tap into your inner creativity and imagination to better express yourself. Projects will encompass still life, portraiture and landscapes.


6877Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield MORNING

7028Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Michelle Kersting


AGES 8 TO 10

FUNdAMENTALS OF STAGE COMBATAges 8 to 10 Learn about the theatrical art form of stage combat found in live theatre and film in this introductory camp. With “safety first” as the rule, you will learn the basics of stage combat, from punches and sword fights to safe falls and rolls, and learn to integrate them into performances onstage. You will present a final performance of scenes for parents and friends on the last day of camp.


6856Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 erik Kuhn

Whitfield MORNING

7012Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 erik Kuhn

FUNdAMENTALS OF hIP-hOPAges 8 to 10 Beginning through intermediate level dancers will learn high-energy group choreography using hip-hop dance elements such as breakdancing and pop locking. Also, explore the element of freestyle, create a hip-hop “crew” name and design a t-shirt for a final performance for family and friends.


6701Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 ebony Bryant


6934Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 Alison Brandon-Watkins

Whitfield MORNING

7045Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00

Alicia “sunshine” gbaho

hARRy POTTERy Ages 8 to 10 goblet of fire, cauldron, potions bottle and wand are just a few of the objects that can be created in this clay camp for lovers of all things Hogwartian. students will learn coil, slab and other hand-building techniques to fashion their magical works of art.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6955Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00

Katie Warnick

hAUNTEd vIdEO PROdUCTIONAges 8 to 10 Create a spooky ghost story and capture it all on video! Build the costumes, sets, props and environment to make your own “investigative” study of the paranormal happenings at CoCA. Discover haunted theatres and dancing poltergeists to include in your film. special effects make-up artists will work with you to demonstrate make-up and special effects. All campers will receive access to the films created.


6891Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 Donna Patton

hOGWARTS: ThE JOURNEy CONTINUESAges 8 to 10 invent new tales of the Forbidden Forest, Diagon Alley, and the magnificent enchanted castle of Hogwarts complete with original characters, old favorites and magical creatures of all types. Campers collaboratively develop and rehearse a short script, then craft props, backdrops and costume pieces to embellish the story. Don’t miss the final, fantastical performance at the end of the week - the magic of Hogwarts never fails!


6838Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Donna Patton

Whitfield FULL dAy

6973Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00

Janis Valdés, Michelle Kersting

GO vAN GOGhAges 8 to 10 From Van gogh to Miro, master artists provide tremendous inspiration and influence young artists to explore different brush styles and palettes as you refine your own approach as an artist. each day you will learn about a famous painter, painting and painting technique, then create your own artwork inspired by the lives and the techniques of the masters.


6728Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Maria ojascastro

Whitfield MORNING

6961Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Josie talve-goodman

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iPAd MUSIC CREATIONAges 8 to 10 You will learn how to create rhythms and melodies in a variety of styles - from rock and pop to jazz, classical, and hip-hop. explore a combination of software instruments, pre-programmed loops, and even your own voice to produce your own song! You will also have the opportunity to use iPADs as live instruments, as you participate in jam sessions with other campers. through this musical journey, you will explore the fundamentals of musical composition, improvisation, and how to have fun using technology to make music! All campers’ songs will be put on a CD, which you can take home at the end of the camp. Work with iPAds provided by COCA. Please bring your own set of earbud headphones.


6731Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Mark Pagano

iPAd MOvIE MAKINGAges 8 to 10 Collaboratively plan, write, storyboard, direct, perform in, shoot and edit a short digital video using tools and Apps on an iPAD. Aspiring filmakers will explore the world of movie making and leave with access to the films developed in the camp. iPAds are provided by COCA.


6704Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer


6754Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer


6875Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer



Whitfield AFTERNOON

7001Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $132.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

LEGOMATIONAges 8 to 10 Do you love to play Lego star Wars and other stop animation games? in this camp, you will learn how those games were made. Develop a simple story board, stage the building blocks, and learn how to utilize stop motion animation techniques to build a short film in small groups out of Legos! each camper will leave with access to the films developed in the camp.


6708Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 edie Barnard

Whitfield MORNING

6979Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 sara Moss

IMPRESSIONIST INSPIRATIONAges 8 to 10 in the 19th century artists like Monet, Degas and seurat began experimenting with painting styles to more accurately depict light and movement. From plein-aire painting to brushstroke techniques, their work has inspired artists for generations. in this camp, you will learn about famous painters, paintings and techniques; then create your own artwork inspired by the masters. You’ll have lots of fun exploring a variety of subjects and styles while learning new ways to see art and the world around you.



iPAd IMAGESAges 8 to 10 explore the world of digital media arts using your imagination, an iPAD and arts-based Apps. We’ll draw and illustrate, take and manipulate photographs, combine fine and digital art forms, animate our work, and put it all together in a presentation. students will leave with digital access to the work created in the camp. iPAds are provided by COCA.


6775Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer, Maria ojascastro

ICE CREAM CAMPAges 8 to 10 What is better on a hot summer day than your favorite ice cream treats? How about learning to make your own? spend each day with CoCA’s culinary instructor learning how to make some of the most popular summer treats, from ice cream sandwiches made with chocolate cookies and vanilla bean ice cream, to popsicles and sorbet. Along the way we will learn about kitchen safety and practice basic cooking skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6734Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $165.00 Cynthia Panian


6938Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

AGES 8 TO 10


AGES 8 TO 10

LEGOMATION MOvIE TRAILER Ages 8 to 10 Lights, camera, Legomation! You will select a well-known film and then collaboratively write, storyboard, animate and edit your own animated movie trailer using only Legos. You will complete the trailers using visual effects, voice overs and music. each camper will receive access to the films created in the camp.


6923Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 rachel Hatfield

NEW yORK MINUTEAges 8 to 10 Come explore recent Broadway musicals while working on your singing, dancing and acting skills. Using numbers from shows like Matilda, Newsies, and Bring It On, collaborate with other campers to write your own connecting scenes, learn songs and choreography and weave it together into your own collective creation. Camp will culminate in a musical revue of songs and dances.


6919Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Janne Boneau, Lee nolting

Whitfield FULL dAy

6966Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Kevin Mansco, gregory Jenkins

MUSICAL ThEATRE MASTERPIECESAges 8 to 10 explore classic musical theatre while working on your singing, dancing and acting skills. this camp will use songs from classic musicals like South Pacific, Oliver, Bye Bye Birdie and Hello Dolly to strengthen your fundamental skills.the camp will culminate in a musical revue for family and friends.


6863Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Carrie Fernandez, Colin Healy

Whitfield FULL dAy

7054Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$230.00 Janne Boneau, gregory Jenkins

OLyMPIC PASSPORTAges 8 to 10 in celebration of the olympic games in Brazil, join us for a sampling of the arts, food and culture. spend time in the kitchen creating favorite Brazilian favorites like moqueca. Learn to samba as well as create colorful costumes, accessories and fine arts projects. Along the way, we will celebrate the olympics themselves and close out our week with a carnival. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6843Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $145.00 Cecilia Broussard Lopez, terry Watkins

ON ThE “CAT” WALKAges 8 to 10 Heard of Lil’ Bub? or grumpy Cat? the purrrfect camp for cat lovers, you will create a simple cat printed skirt, top and cat headband using different hand sewing techniques. You will also be introduced to a sewing machine and use it to properly complete your projects. At the end of camp, model your cat creations on the runway!


6768Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Lauren Cram

Whitfield MORNING

7027Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Lauren Cram

MUSICAL ThEATRE CREATORAges 8 to 10 What tools do you needto design, create, rehearse and perform a show in just 10 days? the most important tool is you! Bring your talents in dance, music and drama, and CoCA teaching artists will help you select songs from musicals and contemporary music, write scenes and put together your show. Create an amazing performance piece to share on the final day of camp.


6693Jun 6 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$410.00 Diane Davenport, Lee nolting


POTTERy WhEELAges 8 to 10 go ahead, throw it - on a pottery wheel, of course! this introductory program teaches the basics of wheel throwing, allowing young artists to become comfortable with the technique and produce one or more finished pieces. CoCA artists will teach fundamentals of the potter’s art including centering, throwing, finishing, trimming and glazing. Campers will also learn about ball, coil and slab hand-building techniques with a variety of clay.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7034Jul 18 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $250.00 Michele reichlin ROCK ThE hOUSE

Ages 8 to 10 singers will work on vocal technique and song delivery in this camp for fans of classic rock. Bring expression, confidence, body posture and vocal power to your group singing or solo performance as you sing rock music. on the final day of camp we will perform our songs for family and friends.


6831Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Kristine gage, elise thorpe

Whitfield FULL dAy

7006Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $230.00 Kevin Mansco, Kristine gage

ROCK & ROLL PRINTMAKINGAges 8 to 10 Learn the art of making multiples, often applied to poster, flyer, zine and t-shirt making and make your own unique rock & roll works of art. explore several printmaking techniques including stencils, relief cuts and intaglio. Create and print your own t-shirt designs with silkscreen and stencils as well as design and make your own flyers and posters.



REvOLTING ROALdAges 8 to 10 Campers with mischevous minds will enjoy creating characters and stories based on the work of beloved storyteller roald Dahl. inspired by books such as The BFG, James and the Giant Peach, Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, you will create a comic tale with an unexpected twist of your own design. You will make exaggerated props and costume pieces and even spend time in the CoCA kitchen creating snozzcumbers, frogscottle or other Dahl delicacies. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under health information or call COCA to provide the information.


6746Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $250.00 greg Cuellar, shannon Piwowarczyk

Whitfield FULL dAy

6988Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 3:00PM $200.00 eric Conners, Michelle Kersting

PASSPORT: LATIN AMERICAAges 8 to 10 Join us for a sampling of the arts, language and food from Latin America. students with adventurous taste buds will enjoy time in the kitchen creating dishes from Mexico as well as Central and south American countries. We’ll explore the rich fine arts as well as craft traditions of the region and create artwork inspired by Frieda Kahlo, Diego rivera and contemporary local craftsmen. Along the way, we will pick up language and folk dance traditions.


6841Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 terry Watkins, Cynthia Panian

OPEN MICAges 8 to 10 Practice vocal technique and performance strategies such as breath control, posture, vocal expression, as well as use of a microphone. select a contemporary song that is right for your and blend with your fellow campers voices in ensemble numbers. singers will perform for family and friends on the final day of camp.


6764Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 Colin Healy

AGES 8 TO 10


AGES 8 TO 10 SCULPTS ANd MOLdSAges 8 to 10 Discover the many varieties of 3D art. Working individually and in small groups, you will explore clay, paper maché, tape, wire and even 3D textiles as a sculptural medium. You will imagine, design and build your own structures, practicing both additive and subtractive techniques for creating 3D art.


6935Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 rudy Zapf

SEqUELS ANd PREqUELS Ages 8 to 10 Work with CoCA theatre teaching artists to explore your favorite storyline and imagine the previous or next chapter of the story...or both! Using the popular characters, conflicts and environments as a jumping off point, discover a new point of view. Create props and costume pieces to help you tell the tale and perform your stories for family and friends on the final day of camp.


6902Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk

STAGE MAKE-UPAges 8 to 10 Learn the stage make-up techniques used to transform actors into different types of characters on film, television, stage, and in haunted houses. You and your fellow campers will “age” into impossibly old people, create monster and zombie characters, give yourselves animal characteristics, and disturb others with faux injuries. Campers will receive a photo record of their transformations.


6868Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Kristy Kuster

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6985Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Mary schnitzler, Donna Patton

ShAKESPEARE ExPLORERS:MAGIC ANd MAyhEMAges 8 to 10 in this partnership with shakespeare Festival st. Louis, you will explore scenes from The Tempest and A Midsummer Night’s Dream that relate to the themes of magic and mayhem. through story building, acting and original art projects, choose your favorite characters and create an original story to present on the final day of camp.


6761Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 Pete Winfrey, Cecilia Broussard Lopez

Whitfield FULL dAy

6944Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 Janis Valdés


SWIFTIE SONGWRITERSAges 8 to 10 inspired by America’s favorite pop musician, write lyrics and melodies, work on performance skills and create fashion accessories in this camp. in the mornings, the group will rehearse a song by taylor swift and even their own. they will focus on singing with expression. in the afternoons, campers will work with a CoCA fashion teacher to develop a unique pop style. on the final day of camp they will perform their songs for family and friends.


6717Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 Colin Healy, Carrie Fernandez, Lauren Cram

Whitfield FULL dAy

7020Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$250.00 Colin Healy, Lauren Cram, Jessica Moore ruhlin

STREET dANCEAges 8 to 10 Aspiring dancers will explore the element of freestyle as you learn high-energy group choreography. Using hip-hop dance elements such as breakdancing and pop locking, you will put together a dance that showcases your creativity. Finally, you will create a hip-hop “crew” name and design a t-shirt for a final performance for family and friends.


6770Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 ebony Bryant


6910Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alison Brandon-Watkins

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7068Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Alicia “sunshine” gbaho

STOP MOTION iPAd MOvIES Ages 8 to 10 explore the intersection of stop motion animation and iPAD-based movie making in this camp. Collaboratively plan, write, storyboard, direct, shoot and edit a short digital stop motion animation video using tools and Apps on an iPAD. Aspiring filmmakers will explore the world of movie making and leave with access to the films developed in the camp. iPAds are provided by COCA.


6927Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

Whitfield AFTERNOON


STAR WARS NExT ChAPTERAges 8 to 10 Work with CoCA theatre teaching artists to explore the elements of the Star Wars universe and imagine the next chapter of the story. Using the popular characters, conflicts and environments as a jumping off point, we will create our own jedi or alien characters, imagine new planetary locations and discover our own stories. expand your imagination into a galaxy far, far away and share your legend with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6695Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 eric Conners, Maria ojascastro

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7047Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 eric Conners

AGES 8 TO 10


AGES 8 TO 10

WhO yOU GONNA CALL?Ages 8 to 10 if you “ain’t ‘fraid of no ghosts” then join us in this comic camp and become a paranormal exterminator. We’ll make our own proton packs, P.K.e. meters, ghost traps, ecto-goggles and other gadgets. You and your fellow campers will create your own ghost or “buster” characters and write a collective supernatural comedy to share with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6816Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 shannon Piwowarczyk, Pete Winfrey

Whitfield MORNING

7022Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 eric Conners, shannon Piwowarczyk

UPCyCLEd ARTAges 8 to 10 Push the boundaries as you re-purpose books, clothing and other items. transform recycled materials into simple items such as sketchbooks and accessories. Visual artists will teach you how to look differently at things you might otherwise throw away. Foil, buttons, beads, old frames and furniture pieces will be mixed with other media to create original pieces of art. You will also learn about professional artists who are practicing this art form to inspire your creations.


6721Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Maria ojascastro

Whitfield AFTERNOON


TUMBLING ANd TRAMPOLINESAges 8 to 10 Athletic campers will learn and refine skills in tumbling and jumps on the mini-trampoline - working on form and strength with a circus acrobat, while trying stilt walking, rola bola and rolling globe; working on balancing on the low wire and other ground work. this camp will conclude with a performance for family and friends.


6696Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Matthias staley

Whitfield MORNING

6951Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Matthias staley, elliot Pearsall, Donna Patton

TO dyE FOR Ages 8 to 10 experiment with variety of fabric dyes, paints and inks as you learn about fiber art. explore batik and silk screening and learn hand sewing techniques as you create shirts and bags, design wall hangings, and more. Camp will end with a runway show of the created items.


6813Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $155.00 Lauren Cram

TITANS TOGEThERAges 8 to 10 go! Fans of teen superheroes will enjoy this action filled camp. Be inspired by your favorite characters like robin the Boy Wonder, raven or Cybourg, then create your own characters and write a collaborative story. Learn to draw in the manga style of this cartoon to create backdrops and costumes for your story. We’ll put it all together to share with family and friends on the final day of camp.


6726Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 greg Cuellar, Hope Ashley

Whitfield MORNING

7055Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Hope Ashley

SWEETOLOGy: CAKE dECORATINGAges 8 to 10 Work at a professional bakery to learn basic cake decorating skills and tools, and work with a variety of edible mediums to create fun and whimsical sweet treats. We’ll make fondant cake decorations using basic geometric shapes, cookie cutters and free sculpting, learn the basics of frosting and piping with buttercream, design and decorate a cake from start to finish. each day includes a delicious edible take home project. This camp takes place at Sweetology 9214 Clayton Road, Ladue, MO 63124. Before and After Care not available.

Sweetology AFTERNOON

6716Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $175.00 sweetology Faculty

Sweetology MORNING

6815Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $175.00 sweetology Faculty


yOUNG ILLUSTRATORAges 8 to 10 explore the familiar illustrations in popular children’s books by Maurice sendak, eric Carle and Lane smith and use those illustrations as inspiration. select stories and poems and then create artwork in pencil, watercolor, collage and art marker to complement selected work.


6896Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Amanda nutter

zOMBIE CRAWLAges 8 to 10 Learn about the acting and make-up special effects involved in performing zombie characters. Use favorite zombie characters as inspiration to create your own zombie personae. then, using vocal grunts, muffled words and sounds as well as movement strategy, you will bring your character to life with some special effects make-up techniques to enhance your performance. the camp will conclude with a public zombie crawl.


6724Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 eric Conners, greg Cuellar


6911Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 gregory Jenkins

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7013Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 eric Conners

AGES 8 TO 10

WILd ABOUT ARTAges 8 to 10 inspired by land/eco-artists such as Andy goldsworthy and richard Long, you will explore fine art projects that respect and celebrate our natural world. take a field trip to earthdance Farms to be inspired by nature as you gather materials to create art projects later in the week. then, create and creatively use dyes from materials found in nature, create natural light prints and, build sculptural projects using seeded paper pulp and other naturally produced materials.


6906Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM $135.00 ilene W. Berman


AGES 11 TO 13

ARTIST’S TOOLBOx: SCULPTURE Ages 11 to 13 Create original works in a variety of 3-D media. Focus on sculptural concepts such as positive and negative space and scale as you practice techniques for working with clay, wire, found objects and natural materials.

Whitfield MORNING

7043Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 staci Meyr

ACTOR’S TOOLBOx: AUdITION SKILLSAges 11 to 13 the actor’s goal is to create a character that captivates the audience and brings them into the world of the play. CoCA theatre artists will guide you as you explore the process of developing characters with specific physical and vocal traits in both improvised and scripted scenes.

Whitfield FULL dAy

6963Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Janis Valdés, Janne Boneau, Jessica ruhlin

ACTING FOR ThE CAMERAAges 11 to 13 this program is designed for actors of all skill levels who want on-camera experience. Learn skills needed to professionally audition and perform for the camera. You will learn basic terminology and technique, as well as gain practical experience by performing commercials and simple scenes under the guidance of a professional actor-instructor. All campers will leave with access to the camera work studied in the camp.


6922Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Pete Winfrey

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7014Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 susie Wall

ARTIST’S TOOLBOx: dRAWING ANd PAINTINGAges 11 to 13 Deepen your experience in drawing and painting skills. explore unique approaches designed to develop images and ideas for your drawings and paintings and learn key formal skills such as composition, scale, value, color mixing and color theory while working with a multitude of media like watercolor, acrylic and charcoal.


6921Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield FULL dAy

6949Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Josie talve-goodman

ABOUT FACE: PROSThETICS & LATExAges 11 to 13 Learn the stage make-up techniques used to transform actors into different types of characters on film, television, stage, and in haunted houses using latex and prosthetic pieces. You and your fellow campers will “age” into impossibly old people, create monster and zombie characters, give yourselves animal characteristics, and disturb others with faux injuries. Campers will receive a photo record of their transformations.


6767Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Kristy Kuster

BRICK FILM PROdUCTIONAges 11 to 13 ‘Brick Films’, a stop motion animation form using Legos, has been seen in independent film festivals and popularized on Youtube. in this camp, you will learn to develop story boards, stage the building blocks, and utilize stop animation techniques to build your own short film out of Legos. each camper will leave with a DVD of films developed in the camp.


6851Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00

edie Barnard


AGES 11 TO 13

COSTUME dESIGNAges 11 to 13 Learn about the process for designing costumes by reading a script and creating specific ideas for garments. You will practice rendering and illustration, learn basic machine and hand sewing techniques and build one of the costumes designed. Camp concludes with a “costume parade” of the creations.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6970Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Lauren Cram

CREATING MANGAAges 11 to 13 this camp is designed for students who want to learn to draw in the popular Japanese Manga style. Learn how to draw facial expressions, hands, hair and clothing folds and to develop your own characters and stories. Japanese Manga is utilized in a broad range of genres: action-adventure, romance, sports, comedy, science fiction or mystery. How will you use it to create your own work?


6802Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $112.00 Hope Ashley

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6986Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Hope Ashley

COSPLAy COSTUMES Ages 11 to 13 Cosplay is the creation of costumes and accessories to reflect a manga or anime character in fully realized form. in this camp, you will design a character then learn basic machine and hand sewing techniques to build one of the costumes designed. Camp concludes with an exhibition of created work.


6791Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$124.00 Lauren Cram

dIGITAL PhOTOGRAPhyAges 11 to 13 Use digital photography to capture, enhance and produce beautiful images. You will photograph a range of subjects as you determine the types of photography that interest you and learn to enhance and alter your images using computer software. You will receive printed copies of you work. Campers may bring their own digital cameras, or use COCA’s.

Whitfield MORNING

6958Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Katrina shannon

CIRCUS ExPLORER Ages 11 to 13 Athletic campers will practice skills such as tumbling and mini-trampoline; try stilt walking, rola bola and rolling globe; work on balancing on the low wire and ground work on juggling, spinning plates, diablo, flower sticks and more. they will take a risk as they explore aerial work on stationary trapeze, silks and aerial hoop. this camp will conclude with a performance for family and friends.

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6956Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Matthias staley, elliot Pearsall, Donna Patton

dUMBLEdORE’S ARMyAges 11 to 13 enter the magical world of Hogwarts and join the D.A! this camp explores Defense Against the Dark Arts as you work with a theatre artist to devise plot and characters. then learn stage combat techniques to perfect your Expelliarmus and Stupefy spells and create exciting wizarding duels. enemies of Hogwarts, beware!

Whitfield FULL dAy

7004Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Janis Valdés, erik Kuhn, Cecilia Broussard Lopez

dECKEd-OUT dONUTSAges 11 to 13 Create, fill, glaze, frost and decorate a wide range of deep fried and baked donuts as well as churros and funnel cakes. A guest chef from st. Louis’ own strange Donut, will visit and share some of the most creative donut ideas in the country. Along the way learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills.Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6714Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$165.00 Cynthia Panian


AGES 11 TO 13 FAShION ChALLENGE Ages 11 to 13 Aspiring fashion designers will be given a different fashion challenge to complete each day and will help decide who solved it most successfully. they will practice rendering and illustration, machine and hand sewing and embellishment techniques to complete the garments and accessories they design. Creativity will be the key. the possibilities are endless! the camp will end with a runway presentation of the creations. Participants should have a basic understanding of machine and hand sewing prior to camp.


6890Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Lauren Cram

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7005Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Michelle Kersting

FLIP ANd FLyAges 11 to 18 Dive head first into this intensive opportunity to create your own circus. Designed for students with experience in circus skills, this camp will help you take your work to the next level. increase technical skills in stationary trapeze, trampoline, silks, low wire, juggling, unicycle, acrobatics, magic and clowning. Achieve the perfect balance of grace, athleticism and comedy as you collaboratively build a production that highlights your special talents. For students who have completed Circus Explorer, have previously taken Flip and Fly, or who have participated in Physical Theatre and Circus Art.

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6806Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Matthias staley, Lilly steele

FAShION BLOGAges 11 to 13 Fashion is a huge industry that is being dramatically impacted by new media. in this camp, you will learn how to influence trends through the use of tools like fashion photography and photo spreads, blogging, and media campaigns. Using clothing from our own closets or the costume shop at CoCA, you will create campaigns designed to shift the way everyday teens dress.


6865Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Kristin rion

FILMMAKERSAges 11 to 13 Lights, Camera, Action! Let’s make a film - you only have one week! in collaboration with the st. Louis PBs station, the nine network’s nineLAB Digital storytelling Program, you and your fellow campers must complete the making of a short film in less than 30 hours. Previous experience with video or filming is helpful, but not a requirement. on the first day of camp, you will pick a film genre and direction. Working in teams, you will begin the process of creating an entire storyline based on the pitch. Using HD cameras and nineLAB’s video editing space, you will explore the entire process it takes to make a short film while the clock is ticking. When it’s complete, friends and family are invited to a screening of the work at nine network’s television studio. each camper will receive a DVD of the stories created through out the week. This camp will be held at the Nine Network of Public Media, 3655 Olive St., St. Louis, MO, 63108. Before and After Care not available.

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6759Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$310.00 nine network Faculty

ECO-ARTAges 11 to 13 inspired by land/eco-artists such as Andy goldsworthy and richard Long, you will explore fine art projects that respect and celebrate our natural world. take a field trip to earthdance Farms to be inspired by nature as you gather materials to create art projects later in the week. then, create and creatively use dyes from materials found in nature, create natural light prints and, build sculptural projects using seeded paper pulp and other naturally produced materials.


6858Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7035Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 Hope Ashley


AGES 11 TO 13

GLASSWORKS 1Ages 10 to 14 Campers will experience all three of the glass working processes offered at third Degree glass. Days will be split between working with molten glass in the hot glass studio, cutting, fusing and slumping glass in the kiln working studio and making glass beads in the flame-working studio. students new to working with glass and those with previous experience are encouraged to attend. the program will be individualized to meet the needs of students. Bring a bag lunch and water bottle and wear closed toe shoes and long pants. This camp will take place at Third degree Glass Factory, 5200 delmar Blvd., St Louis, MO 63108. Before and After Care are not available.

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6757Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$360.00 third Degree glass Faculty

GLASSWORKS 2Ages 10 to 14 Campers will experience all three of the glass working processes offered at third Degree glass. Days will be split between working with molten glass in the hot glass studio, cutting, fusing and slumping glass in the kiln working studio and making glass beads in the flameworking studio. recommended for students with previous camp or glass experience. the program will be individualized to meet the needs of students. Bring a bag lunch and water bottle and wear closed toe shoes and long pants. This camp will take place at Third degree Glass Factory, 5200 delmar Blvd., St Louis, MO 63108. Before and After Care are not available.


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6715Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$360.00 third Degree glass Faculty

GLASSWORKS 3Ages 10 to 14 Campers will experience all three of the glass working processes offered at third Degree glass. Days will be split between working with molten glass in the hot glass studio, cutting, fusing and slumping glass in the kiln working studio and making glass beads in the flameworking studio. Previous glass experience is a requirement for this camp. the program will be individualized to meet the needs of students. Bring a bag lunch and water bottle and wear closed toe shoes and long pants. This camp will take place at Third degree Glass Factory, 5200 delmar Blvd., St Louis, MO 63108. Before and After Care are not available.


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6779Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 3:00PM$360.00 third Degree glass Faculty


AGES 11 TO 13 INdIE MUSIC CREATIONAges 11 to 13 Define your style by creating your own song! Work with a professional songwriter to create lyrics and melodies. We’ll provide piano and guitar accompaniment while other campers provide back-up vocals and, if possible, instrumental tracks. rehearse your song and record it at Clayton studios. Campers will leave with a CD of recorded music from the camp. Please indicate if you play an instrument under “special needs” on your registration form or call COCA to provide the information.


6727Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Kristine gage, Mark Pagano

hORROR MUSICALSAges 11 to 13 Polish your musical theatre skills through the rehearsal and performance of songs from the “horror musicals” genre including Jekyll and Hyde, Sweeney Todd and Little Shop of Horrors. You will dance, sing and put together a script to link the selected production numbers. this program includes a gruesome theatre make-up workshop. the program will culminate in a performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.

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6977Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 gregory Jenkins, Kevin Mansco

hARRy POTTERyAges 11 to 13 goblet of fire, cauldron, potions bottle and wand are just a few of the objects that can be created in this clay camp for lovers of all things Hogwartian. students will learn coil, slab and other hand-building techniques to fashion their magical works of art.

Whitfield MORNING

6948Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Katie Warnick

hIP-hOPAges 11 to 13 Beginning through intermediate dancers will learn high-energy group choreography using hip-hop dance elements such as breakdancing and pop locking. they will also explore the element of freestyle, create a hip-hop “crew” name and design a t-shirt for a final performance for family and friends.


6751Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 ebony Bryant

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7051Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$135.00 Alicia “sunshine” gbaho

GRILLIN’ ANd ChILLIN’Ages 11 to 13 nothing says “summer” like cooking on a grill. in this camp, you will create a variety of recipes on the grill - from traditional kebabs and foil packet grilling to grilling fruit, bread and other surprising ingredients. You will also create a range of frozen drinks to complement our grilled fare, such as smoothies, frozen lemonade and milkshakes. Along the way learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6735Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

INvENTOR’S WORKShOPAges 11 to 13 Creativity and technology collide in this camp for young innovators. tinker with the inner-workings of everyday gadgets and use them to engineer new creations and solve challenges. instructors from the Challenger Learning Center st. Louis will provide the tools and expertise to help campers create and bring home a masterful “innovention.”


6864Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$155.00 Challenger Faculty


AGES 11 TO 13

iPAd MOvIE MAKINGAges 11 to 13 Collaboratively plan, write, storyboard, direct, shoot, edit and perform in a short digital video using tools and Apps on an iPAD. Aspiring filmmakers will explore the world of movie making and leave with access to the created films. iPAds are provided by COCA.


6705Jun 6 – Jun 10 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Aaron Holdmeyer

iPAd IMAGESAges 11 to 13 explore the world of digital media arts using your imagination, an iPAD and arts-based Apps. We’ll draw and illustrate, take and manipulate photographs, combine fine and digital art forms, animate our work, and put our work together in a presentation. students will leave with access to created images.

Whitfield MORNING

7010Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00

Jennifer James

iPAd MUSIC CREATIONAges 11 to 13 You will learn how to create rhythms and melodies in a variety of styles - from rock and pop to jazz, classical, and hip-hop. explore a combination of software instruments, pre-programmed loops, and even your own voice to produce your own song! You will also have the opportunity to use iPADs as live instruments, as you participate in jam sessions with other campers. through this musical journey, you will explore the fundamentals of musical composition, improvisation, and how to have fun using technology to make music! All campers’ songs will be put on a CD, which you can take home at the end of the camp. Work with iPAds provided by COCA. Please bring your own set of earbud headphones.

Whitfield MORNING

7023Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Mark Pagano

LEGOMATION MUSIC vIdEOAges 11 to 13 imagine your favorite song as a Legomation music video! Filmmakers will select a song, create a stop motion music video by storyboarding, set-up, lighting and shooting, creating visual effects and editing in sync with the music. each camper will receive access to videos created in the camp.

Whitfield MORNING

7056Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 edie Barnard

MIdNIGhT MOvIEAges 11 to 13 Long before Sharknado, B-movies with exaggerated plotlines and ridiculous disaster scenarios showed up in the “midnight movie.” in this camp, we will create our own satirical storyline with cheesy special effects and leaps of logic to create films that are so bad, they are delightful. students will leave with access to the videos created in the camp.


6900Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 rachel Hatfield

MIxEd MEdIA STUdIOAges 11 to 13 explore drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture in this studio. Although the emphasis is on the creative process, formal skills such as line, shape, value, texture, pattern, space and color will be taught. Be inspired by Michelangelo, Monet and Van gogh, among others, then paint, sculpt and draw, adding imagination and a ton of creativity to your own personal masterpieces.

Whitfield MORNING

6996Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$112.00 rudy Zapf


AGES 11 TO 13

PAGE TO STAGEAges 11 to 13 Let your imagination soar as you immerse yourself in the multi-disciplinary world of theatre. refine your skills as an actor, script writer, set, prop, costume, and sound designer and so much more. inspired by our favorite stories and books and working as a true ensemble, we will share our work with friends and family on the last day of camp. What are you waiting for? time to let your star shine!

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7039Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 susan Kopp

POTTERy WhEEL Ages 11 to 13 go ahead, throw it - on a pottery wheel, of course! this introductory program teaches the basics of wheel throwing, allowing young artists to become comfortable with the technique and produce one or more finished pieces. CoCA artists will teach fundamentals of the potter’s art including centering, throwing, finishing, trimming and glazing. Campers will also learn about ball, coil and slab hand-building techniques with a variety of clay.

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7003Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $250.00 Michele reichlin

PASSPORT: FRANCEAges 11 to 13 Join us in the CoCA kitchen for a taste-tour of France that will entice adventurous taste buds. You will be treated to cuisine from all over this exciting country, from crepes to quiche. After a morning of cooking, you will spend the afternoon learning about French art, creating French-inspired visual art projects and even have a French language lesson or two. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6826Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Cynthia Panian, Meredith Foster

ONE yARd CREATIONSAges 11 to 13 Create a multitude of sewing creations that each use only one yard of fabric. From aprons, to pillows, skirts, soft sculptures and bags; go where your creative ideas take you. We will work on generating creative ideas, machine and hand sewing skill in addition to learning a wide range of techniques to add decorative embellishment to our creative creations. Camp will end with a runway showing of our created work.


6776Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 Lauren Cram

Whitfield AFTERNOON

7067Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 12:15 – 3:00PM$155.00 nancy stopke

NEWSMAKERSAges 11 to 14 Do you long to have your own talk show? Do you have what it takes to be a television broadcaster? now is your chance to learn techniques used by television anchors, field reporters, studio hosts and/or producers. Producers from the st. Louis PBs station, the nine network?s nineLAB Digital storytelling Program, lead this incredible camp that teaches the skills and offers the resources to make digital stories related to the news of the day. each camper will receive a DVD of the stories created through out the week. This camp will be held at the Nine Network of Public Media, 3655 Olive St., St. Louis, MO, 63108. Before and After Care not available.

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AGES 11 TO 13 SCENE STEALERS Ages 11 to 13 this musical theatre camp will feature the biggest numbersfrom movies like Footloose, Hairspray and Grease. We’ll work on our singing, dancing and acting skills as we weave together big exciting crowd pleasers in a final performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.

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7021Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 susan Kopp, Janne Boneau

ROCK MUSICALSAges 11 to 13 Polish your musical theatre skills through the rehearsal and performance of songs and scenes from Broadway’s biggest rock musicals, including classics like Jesus Christ Superstar as well as contemporary favorites like Rent, Memphis and Next to Normal. Focus will be on dance, vocal music and acting skills as we weave songs and choreography into our own mini-production. this one-week program will culminate in a performance for family and friends.


6837Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Kevin Mansco, Carrie Fernandez

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7052Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Jessica Moore ruhlin, Kevin Mansco

ROCK & ROLL PRINTMAKING Ages 11 to 13 Learn the art of making multiples, often applied to poster, flyer, zine and t-shirt making and make your own unique rock & roll works of art. explore several printmaking techniques including stencils, relief cuts and intaglio. Create and print your own t-shirt designs with silkscreen and stencils as well as design and make your own flyers and posters.

Whitfield MORNING

7115Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Josie talve-goodman

SECRET INGREdIENT Ages 11 to 13 each day, a ‘secret’ ingredient will be revealed to you and your fellow budding chefs. then, as part of a small team, you will be challenged to utilize that ingredient in creative ways, combined only with products found in the CoCA pantry. no experience is necessary for this culinary experience where quick thinking and creativity are key. Let the battle begin! Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6918Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Cynthia Panian

STAGE COMBAT Ages 11 to 13 You will practice the theatrical art form of stage combat found in action sequences in both live theatre and film. With “safety first” as the rule, you will learn the basics of stage combat, from punches and sword fights to safe falls and rolls, and learn to integrate them to scenes for performances onstage. We will present a final performance of scenes that highlight these new skills for family and friends on the last day of camp.


6773Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 erik Kuhn

SWEETOLOGy: CAKE dECORATINGAges 11 to 13 Learn cake decorating techniques and tools, tinting frosting and fondant, and work with a variety of edible mediums, including buttercream, fondant, sprinkles and sugar paper, to create one-of-a-kind cakes, cupcakes and cookies. We?ll make fondant cake decorations using basic geometric shapes and cookie cutters and free sculpting, learn the basics of frosting and piping with buttercream, design and decorate a cake from start to finish. each day includes a delicious edible take home project. This camp takes place at Sweetology 9214 Clayton Road, Ladue, MO 63124. Before and After Care not available

Sweetology MORNING

6736Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$175.00 sweetology Faculty


AGES 11 TO 13TRIBUTE TABLEAges 11 to 13 Create delicious rustic dishes such as lamb stew with dried plums, dandelion salad, fresh blackberry cobbler and burnt raisin bread in this culinary camp inspired by The Hunger Games. Please list and food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to give the information.


6939Aug 15 – Aug 19 |12:15 – 3:00PM $165.00 Lee ojascastro

ThAT’S dANCINGAges 11 to 13 this is a great introductory camp for beginning level dancers interested in energetic movement. You will learn dance moves in jazz and hip-hop, work on spacing, rhythm and musicality; then use what you learn to develop dynamic choreography. You will also design and decorate your own t-shirts to wear when you perform for family and friends on the final day of camp.


6912Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 elise thorpe

Whitfield MORNING

6997Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$112.00 Jennifer Clossum

zOMBIFIEdAges 11 to 13 Fans of the undead will enjoy this opportunity to zombify your favorite characters, classic stories, contemporary movies or tV shows. You will work in teams to twist familiar stories into tales of terror, then work with make up artists to bring your vision to life. You will collaborate to write, storyboard, perform in, shoot and edit your videos. Campers will leave with access to copies of their films.


6825Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Pete Winfrey, rachel Hatfield

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6989Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$200.00 Mary schnitzler, edie Barnard

yOUTh MUSICAL: ShREK ThE MUSICAL JR.Ages 11 to 14 Kids and teens ages 11-14 are invited to audition for CoCA’s Youth Musical Shrek The Musical JR. Part romance and part twisted fairy tale, Shrek The Musical JR. is an irreverently fun show for the whole family. Campers cast in this production will spend three weeks (during the CoCA camp day) rehearsing, then perform this show complete with set, lights and costumes on June 24 – 25. Participation is competitive and by audition only. Auditions are May 13 and 14. Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.


6692Jun 6 – Jun 24 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$525.00 Charlie Mueller, gina Bon-Perez, Libby salva

TAP STUdIOAges 11 to 18 spend the week learning technique and choreography in both musical theatre tap and rhythm tap. Work on tap performance skills, tap history, as well as rhythm and technique. this studio course will culminate on the last day with a performance highlighting the choreography you’ve learned showcasing the variety of tap styles. For Intermediate 2 and Intermediate 3 tap students.


6762Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Kelly ging


AGES 12 TO 18

CLAy STUdIO: WhEEL & hANdBUILdINGAges 12 to 18 explore all the elements of the potter’s art. Learn the basics of wheel throwing, including centering, throwing, finishing and trimming. Use slab and coil techniques to create hand built pieces. take inspiration from pottery of ancient cultures, create a fantastic sculpture based on human, animal or imaginary forms. Works are exhibited at week’s end.

Whitfield FULL dAy

6975Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Katie Warnick

ART STUdIO FOR TEENSAges 12 to 18 in this student-driven fine arts studio experience, you will practice you choice of medium. Concentrate on key formal elements such as composition, scale and value while also focusing on expression and communicating through your work. Choose to explore drawing, painting, printmaking, and/or sculpture with guidance from a professional artist and educator, and develop portfolio-ready work to exhibit at the close of the week.


6916Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $135.00 ilene W. Berman

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6965Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM $230.00 rudy Zapf

ACAPELLA SING OFFAges 12 to 18 Contemporary acapella groups like Pentatonix and the show the sing off have popularized this form of singing that uses participants’ voices to replace instrumentation. Learn the techniques to emulate instrumentations using your voice and practice the musicality involved as they replicate popular songs. recommended for intermediate and advanced voice students.


6870Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Colin Healy

CIRCUS ExPLORER Ages 12 to 18 Athletic campers will practice skills such as tumbling and mini-trampoline; try stilt walking, rola bola and rolling globe; work on balancing on the low wire and ground work on juggling, spinning plates, diablo, flower sticks and more. they will take a risk as they explore aerial work on stationary trapeze, silks and aerial hoop. this camp will conclude with a performance for family and friends.


6740Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Lilly steele, elliot Pearsall

ABOUT FACE: PROSThETICS & LATExAges 12 to 18 Learn the stage make-up techniques used to transform actors into different types of characters on film, television, stage, and in haunted houses using latex and prosthetic pieces to augment and change face shapes. You and your fellow campers will “age” into impossibly old people, create monster and zombie characters, give yourselves animal characteristics, and disturb others with faux injuries. Campers will receive a photo record of their transformations.

Whitfield MORNING

6980Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Mary schnitzler BEyONd ThE BARd

Ages 12 to 18 in this partnership with shakespeare Festival st. Louis, actors will use classical text and shakespeare as inspiration, experimenting with scenes and monologues pulled from mythology and contemporary playwrights. Advanced acting techniques are also covered. the session ends with an informal performance for family and friends.

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7053Aug 1 – Aug 5 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Anna Blair


AGES 12 TO 18 LEGOMATION MOvIE TRAILERAges 12 to 18 Lights, camera, Legomation! You will select a well-known film and then collaboratively write, storyboard, animate and edit your own animated movie trailer using only Legos. You will complete the trailers using visual effects, voice overs and music. each camper will receive access to the films created in the camp.

Whitfield AFTERNOON


MAKING MOvIE MUSICALS Ages 12 to 18 explore numbers from musical theatre movies like Sweeney Todd, Les Miserables and Into the Woods. We’ll work on singing, dancing and acting skills as we weave together a show that is developed to be filmed. We will scout locations, costume, stage and film the production. then, we’ll edit it and share it “on the big screen” for the final day of camp. students will leave with access to the work created in the camp.


6920Aug 15 – Aug 19 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Colin Healy, elise thorpe, rachel Hatfield

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6943Jun 13 – Jun 17 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Anna Blair, Kevin Mansco, edie Barnard

FAShION PhOTOGRAPhyAges 12 to 18 students will conceptualize fashion ideas from sketch to production using hand sewing techniques and machine sewing. throughout the sewing portion, they will come up with individual concepts for their finalized photos. in the afternoons, students will look at and create fashion photography to create not just pictures, but an editorialized piece of art which utilizes location, props and conveys an idea. on the final day of camp, their photography and garments will be put on display in a gallery format.


6839Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Lauren Cram

dIGITAL PhOTOGRAPhy ANd PhOTOShOPAges 12 to 18 Work with photography and media professionals to learn a combination of advanced digital photo editing skills using Adobe Photoshop. You will capture images in portraiture, landscape, abstract and in motion photography. in Photoshop, learn to adjust lighting, contrast, exposure, cropping, image colorizing, retouching and more. Participants will leave with selected prints of their favorite images.

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7046Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$250.00 Katrina shannon, sara Moss

COCA CULINARy NETWORKAges 12 to 18 Create your very own cooking show! Learn to cook a wide range of culinary favorites, such as ice cream, homemade spaghetti sauce, and quiche. then get creative by combining your skills in the kitchen with your use of video. students will write, story board, shoot, and edit a cooking “show” of their own design. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call CoCA to provide the information. students will leave the camp with access to the created video.


6807Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$260.00 Cynthia Panian

FARM TO TABLEAges 12 to 18 Learn to use fresh local produce and a whole food approach to create sophisticated meals from fresh foods. We will learn about legendary chefs like Alice Waters who create fine dining experiences using sustainable methods, spend two classes at earthdance Farms, the only certified organic farm in st. Louis to learn about organic farming and cooking with local produce, and create fresh and healthy dishes. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information.


6778Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$260.00 Cynthia Panian


AGES 12 TO 18

TRIPLE ThREATAges 12 to 18 the performer who can dance, sing and act has the skills it takes to compete in the world of musical theatre. Designed specifically for middle school students, this program offers instruction in voice, acting and dance and the opportunity to build technique in all areas. You will prepare individual and group songs; monologues and learn group choreography. A great preparation for school and community auditions.


6788Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$200.00 Philip Woodmore, Pete Winfrey, gina Bon-Perez

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7036Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Colin Healy, gregory Jenkins

TAP INTENSIvEAges 12 to 18 spend the week learning technique and choreography in both musical theatre tap and rhythm tap in this energetic and fun-filled intensive. Work on tap performance skills, tap history, as well as rhythm and technique. this intensive will culminate on the last day with a performance highlighting the choreography you’ve learned and showcasing a variety of tap styles and music. For tap students in Intermediate 4 or above.


6749Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$310.00 Kelly ging

SONGWRITING FOR TEENSAges 12 to 18 Aspiring and experienced songwriters will focus on writing lyrics and music as well as recording and performance strategies, plus you will gain an insider’s view on pursuing a career in the music industry. You should bring one or more of the following: a song you have written and would like to refine, a song you are in the process of writing, or a strong song idea. For teens who have at least two years of formal voice or music instruction. instruments welcome, but not required. Participants will leave with a CD of their recording.


6892Aug 8 – Aug 12 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$155.00 Colin Healy

MUSICAL ThEATRE AUdITIONS Ages 12 to 18 Designed for “triple threat” actors who want to refine their skills and improve their audition technique. You will focus on the performance of songs, learn how to manage a musical theatre dance call by learning technique and vocabulary, as well as select and rehearse audition monologues. Led by a professional actor, a vocal coach and a dancer, you will be challenged to reach their individual potential. the intensive will end with a mock audition.


6840Jul 25 – Jul 29 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 William Bonfiglio, gina Bon-Perez

TAP STUdIOAges 11 to 18 spend the week learning technique and choreography in both musical theatre tap and rhythm tap. Work on tap performance skills, tap history, as well as rhythm and technique. this studio course will culminate on the last day with a performance highlighting the choreography you’ve learned showcasing the variety of tap styles. For Intermediate 2 and Intermediate 3 tap students.


6762Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$230.00 Kelly ging


Ages X to X AGES 14 TO 18

dRAWING & PAINTING STUdIO Ages 14 to 18 Focus on the fundamental formal skills in drawing and painting while experimenting with a wide range of materials and artistic genres. the studio will teach observational skills as well as use projects that cultivate individual intuition and imagination. glean inspiration by looking at master works by contemporary artists that use drawing or painting as a main component of your works.

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6991Jul 5 – Jul 8 | 9:00AM – 3:00PM$184.00 Mary nasser

COSPLAy COSTUMESAges 14 to 18 Cosplay is the creation of costumes and accessories to reflect a manga or anime character in fully realized form. in this camp, you will design a character then learn basic machine and hand sewing techniques to build one of the costumes designed. Camp concludes with an exhibition of created work.


6821Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 12:15 – 3:00PM $155.00 Hope Ashley, Lauren Cram

ChICAGO-STyLE STORy ThEATREAges 14 to 18 student actors will work on ensemble building skills such as active listening and focus as they explore the interplay between scripted and unscripted work. Utilizing selections from literature as a jumping off point, actors will develop characters and dialogue through long form improvisation. they will create and perform stories through both dialogue and narration. Camp will conclude with a short performance showcasing what was learned.


6747Jun 20 – Jun 24 | 12:15– 3:00PM$230.00 greg sporleder

Whitfield AFTERNOON

6974Jun 27 – Jul 1 | 12:15– 3:00PM$230.00 greg sporleder

FILMMAKERSAges 14 to 18 Lights, Camera, Action! Let’s make a film - you only have one week! in collaboration with the st. Louis PBs station, the nine network’s nineLAB Digital storytelling Program, you and your fellow campers must complete the making of a short film in less than 30 hours. Previous experience with video or filming is helpful, but not a requirement. on the first day of camp, you will pick a film genre and direction. Working in teams, you will begin the process of creating an entire storyline based on the pitch. Using HD cameras and nineLAB’s video editing space, you will explore the entire process it takes to make a short film while the clock is ticking. When it’s complete, friends and family are invited to a screening of the work at nine network’s television studio. each camper will receive a DVD of the stories created through out the week. This camp will be held at the Nine Network of Public Media, 3655 Olive St., St. Louis, MO, 63108. Before and After Care not available.




AGES 14 TO 18MANGA FOR TEENSAges 14 to 18 Designed for students who want to learn to draw the popular Manga style Japanese animation, Anime. Learn this technique of drawing facial expressions, hands, hair, clothing folds and objects. then, use your new skills to develop your own characters and stories. Japanese Manga is utilized in a broad range of genres: action-adventure, romance, sports, comedy, science fiction or mystery. How will you use it to create work that reflects your point of view and personal style?


6812Jul 11 – Jul 15 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Hope Ashley

Whitfield MORNING

7029Jul 18 – Jul 22 | 9:00 – 11:45AM$135.00 Hope Ashley

NEWSMAKERSAges 14 to 18 Do you long to have your own talk show? Do you have what it takes to be a television broadcaster? now is your chance to learn techniques used by television anchors, field reporters, studio hosts and/or producers. Producers from the st. Louis PBs station, the nine network’s nineLAB Digital storytelling Program, lead this incredible camp that teaches the skills and offers the resources to make digital stories related to the news of the day. each camper will receive a DVD of the stories created through out the week. This camp will be held at the Nine Network of Public Media, 3655 Olive St., St. Louis, MO, 63108. Before and After Care not available.




BALLet AND CoNteMPoRARY INteNsIVe WItH HeDWIg DANCesJunE 6 – 17, 2016 | $550 | 7070This dance intensive will focus on the traditional ballet curriculum, including technique classes, pointe, variations, men’s classes, and partnering, as well as contemporary modern dance with artist instructors from Hedwig Dances from Chicago, IL (www.hedwigdances.com) Additional classes will diversify the training, with a concentration on choreography and repertoire. The program will culminate in a fully-produced public performance, with works being performed in collaboration with Hedwig Dances. This program is designed for students who have had extensive training with a minimum of two years of pointe work. Special Guest Artist Instructors and Performers: Hedwig Dances.

INSTRUCTOR Hedwig Dances, Special Guest Artist Instructors and Performers

hOW TO APPLy Dance students not currently studying at COCA should arrange a placement/audition class or email a link to a video demonstrating their current level of technique, including adagio, pirouettes, grand allegro and pointe work, by May 15, 2016, to Antonio Douthit-Boyd, Co-Artistic Director of Dance, at [email protected]. Dance students currently studying at COCA should have completed Ballet Intermediate 4 prior to the dates of the intensive.

JUNE 6 – 17, 20169:00AM – 3:00PM | Ages 14 to 18Washington University Mallinckrodt Center

COCA STUdENTS REGISTER AT WWW.COCASTL.ORG/REGISTER

Work with COCA’s professional teaching artists in Washington university’s state-of-the-art facilities! Meet and collaborate with other talented teens while you build and refine your skills.


ACtINg AUDItIoN INteNsIVe | JunE 6 – 10, 2016 | $310 | 7071This intensive will focus on developing acting technique including voice and speech, movement, character development, and textual analysis. Students will work on improvisation, scene study, monologues, headshot selection and resume preparation. This acting intensive will prepare high school and college students for auditions and future roles. On the final day of the intensive, students will showcase their acting skills for a panel of St. Louis theatre professionals.

INSTRUCTOR Pete Winfrey, Professional Actor and COCA Adjunct Faculty, and Greg Cuellar, Professional Actor and MFA Candidate at Columbia university

hOW TO APPLy Theatre students not currently studying at COCA should arrange a placement/audition class through Shawna Flanigan, Director of Arts Education at [email protected] by May 15, 2016.

MUsICAL tHeAtRe AUDItIoN INteNsIVe | JunE 13 – 17, 2016 | $310 | 7073This intensive is perfect for those preparing for upcoming high school, college or professional musical theatre auditions. Professional director choreographer, Tony Parise will coach participants in all three disciplines; acting, singing, and dancing. He will help in selecting and polishing appropriate monologues, and developing the perfect song for their vocal range and personal style. Basic ballet, tap, and jazz will be covered as well as delivering cold readings from a script with confidence. Students will leave this workshop with better technique, confidence and understanding of the audition process. Students will also get tips on getting the right photo, compiling a resume and how to handle the casting interview with poise. The week will end with a mock audition for a panel of key St. Louis theatre professionals.

INSTRUCTOR Tony Parise, Professional Director and Choreographer

hOW TO APPLy Theatre students not currently studying at COCA should arrange a placement/audition class through Shawna Flanigan, Director of Arts Education at [email protected] by May 15, 2016.

VoICe INteNsIVe I | JunE 6 – 10, 2016 | $310 | 7069This intensive is developed for vocalists preparing for upcoming high school, college theatre admission, or professional auditions. Students will focus on technical skills such as sight reading, diction, breathing and tone production. utilizing songs that represent a variety of musical theatre styles, they will also learn lyric analysis, vocal expression and acting the song. Instruction will be split between group numbers and individual private instruction. Students will leave the intensive with two to three contrasting songs prepared for their vocal portfolio.

INSTRUCTOR Philip A. Woodmore, Allegro Artistic Director and COCA’s Voice Coordinator, and Michael Beatty, nYC Based Performer and Teacher

hOW TO APPLy Voice students not currently studying at COCA should arrange a placement/audition class through Shawna Flanigan, Director of Arts Education at [email protected] by May 15, 2016.

VoICe INteNsIVe II | JunE 13 – 17, 2016 | $310 | 7072This intensive is developed for vocalists who have completed the COCA Voice Intensive and are interested in more advanced strategies for preparing for upcoming high school, college theatre admission, or professional auditions. Students will focus on technical skills such as sight reading, diction, breathing and tone production. utilizing songs that represent a variety of musical theatre styles, they will also learn lyric analysis, vocal expression and acting the song. Instruction will be split between group numbers and individual private instruction. Students will leave the intensive with two to three contrasting songs prepared for their vocal portfolio. This Intensive will conclude with a performance on June 18, 2015 at COCA.

INSTRUCTOR Philip A. Woodmore, Allegro Artistic Director and COCA’s Voice Coordinator, and Michael Beatty, nYC Based Performer and Teacher

hOW TO APPLy Voice students not currently studying at COCA should arrange a placement/audition class through Shawna Flanigan, Director of Arts Education at [email protected] by May 15, 2016.


Pediatrics | Specialties | Hospitals

Every child. Every need. Every day.

Build on agreat beginning.

Mercy Hospital is known for welcoming new arrivals. But our care for kids doesn’t end there.

In fact, it’s just the beginning. Mercy Kids can help your child through every stage

of childhood, with a network of physicians and a complete children’s hospital in your neighborhood.

Mercy Kids is:• More than 150 pediatricians and family practice doctors

• 80 pediatric specialists• St. Louis County’s only full-service pediatric hospital

• A dedicated pediatric emergency department

Find a pediatrician or learn more at mercy.net/COCA


Pediatrics | Specialties | Hospitals

Every child. Every need. Every day.

Build on agreat beginning.

Mercy Hospital is known for welcoming new arrivals. But our care for kids doesn’t end there.

In fact, it’s just the beginning. Mercy Kids can help your child through every stage

of childhood, with a network of physicians and a complete children’s hospital in your neighborhood.

Mercy Kids is:• More than 150 pediatricians and family practice doctors

• 80 pediatric specialists• St. Louis County’s only full-service pediatric hospital

• A dedicated pediatric emergency department

Find a pediatrician or learn more at mercy.net/COCA


Upcoming bizsessIoN speakers:

For more information, visit www.cocabiz.com.

Carl Richards: Creative on PurposetHU, FeB 25, 2016 | 7:30 – 10:00AMin this powerful talk, Carl richards will cover the intersection of art and business and how to be intentionally creative by drawing from examples from his life as an artist/financial planner.

Jer Thorp: data ArtistJUn 2016 in this encore bizsession, Jer thorp will talk about his latest project in st. Louis. Jer has also collaborated with nAsA and MoMA and is well known for his teD talk “Making Data More Human.”

Bogey Hills636-669-0049

Clarkson636-394-9504

Des Peres314-238-0440

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Southroads314-849-3698

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visit www.cocastl.org/register for more information and to schedule an audition time.

Shrek The Musical JR. is presented through special arrangement with Music theatre international (Mti). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by Mti. 421 West 54th street | new York, nY 10019 | Phone: 212.541.4684 | Fax: 212.397.4684 | www.Mtishows.com

COCA SUMMER MUSICALPROdUCTION OF

MeMPHIs: tHe MUsICALBook and Lyrics by Joe DipietroMusic and Lyrics by David BryanBased on a concept by George W. George

Directed by Duane Martin FosterMusic Direction by Phil WoodmoreChoreography by Christopher Page-Sanders

Set in the underground dance clubs, radio stations and recording studios of 1950s Memphis, this hot musical bursts off the stage with explosive dancing, irresistible songs and a tale filled with laughter, soul and rock & roll!

Students should prepare a monologue, 32 bars of a song and bring sheet music, a resume and a headshot. An accompanist will be provided. Callbacks will include a dance call requiring dance attire. Teens cast must pay a $295 participation fee; financial assistance is available.

Rehearsals begin May 23, 2016. Performances are July 29-30, 2016 at the Edison Theatre.

COCA yOUTh MUSICAL PROdUCTION OF

sHReK tHe MUsICAL JR. Based on the Dreamworks Animantion Motion Picture and the Book by William SteigBook and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire Music by Jeanine Tesori

Directed by Libby SalviaMusic Direction by Charlie MuellarChoreography by Gina Bon-Perez

Kids and teens ages 11-14 are invited to audition for COCA’s Youth Musical. Part romance and part twisted fairy tale, Shrek The Musical JR. is an irreverently fun show for the whole family.

Students should prepare 32 bars of a song and bring sheet music, a resume and a headshot/photo. Participation is competitive and by audition only. Students cast are asked to pay a participation fee of $525. Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.

Campers cast in this production will spend three weeks (during COCA day camps, June 6-24) rehearsing for Shrek The Musical JR., then perform this show complete with set, lights and costumes on June 24-25.

AUDItIoNs: Ages 14 to 20 FRI | APR 8 | 4:00 – 6:00PM | 6636/6637SAT | APR 9 | 1:00 – 3:00PM | 6639/6640

CALLBACKsSAT | APR 9 | 4:00 – 6:00PM

AUDItIoNs: Ages 11 to 14 FRI | MAY 13 | 5:00 – 7:00PM |7117/7118SAT | MAY 14 | 12:00 – 3:00PM | 7119/7120/7121

CALLBACKsSAT | APR 9 | 4:00 – 6:00PM

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PICK UP PERMISSION i permit the following people (other than parents/guardians) to pick up my child. Maximum of two.

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i permit my child (12 or older) to sign himself/herself out at the end of the camp day.

RELEASE/WAIvER: i hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless CoCA and its employees from and against any and all claims for personal injuries or damages of any kind arising from participation in the CoCA program. Furthermore, i authorize CoCA staff and faculty to seek emergency medical help if this becomes necessary. i realize that every effort will be made by CoCA staff to contact me in the event of a medical emergency involving my child, and i agree to indemnify and hold harmless CoCA personnel in seeking medical care for my child.

IMAGE CONSENT: i agree that CoCA may use my child’s likeness in the routine promotion of its programs and for other non-commercial applications.

FIELd TRIP CONSENT: i give permission for my child to leave the premises for field trips supervised by adult staff members. i understand that i will have advance information about the day, time and location of the field trip.

ChILd SAFETy: to ensure my child’s safety, i agree to pick him/her up promptly after camp. Children waiting in CoCA hallways and lobbies before and after camps are not supervised by staff or faculty.

COCA POLICIES AGREEMENT reqUireD For registrAtion

i have read and agree to ALL policies listed above.

signAtUre PArent/gUArDiAn or ADULt stUDent signAtUre reqUireD For enroLLMent DAte

please list medications, allergies, physical or mental health issues or behavioral concerns. a medical authorization form is required for campers who require medication during the camp day.

CELL PhONE PROvIdER Agree to reCeiVe teXt MessAges FroM CoCA: YES nO


$30 REGISTRATION FEE PER STUdENT

take as many classes or camps as you choose for one annual registration fee. Current Purchasethis fee is non-refundable.

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BEFORE CARE 7:30 - 9:00 AM$40 Per WeeK

A F T E R C A R E 3:00 - 6:00 PM$75 Per WeeK

qUESTIONS? Please call us with any questions about placement or registration 314.561.4898. Thank you.

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COCA ANNUAL FUNd & SChOLARShIP SUPPORT $50 $100 $250 $500 $1000

PAyMENT INFORMATION

Payment plan option for early registrants ($10 service charge). requires 25% down payment, registration fee and $10 processing fee due upon registration. Your credit card will automatically be billed in equal payments according to the schedule below. All registrations after April 30 must be paid in full at time of registration. All payment plan registrations must be paid in full by June 1.

only checks are accepted as payment for mailed registration forms. to pay by credit card, please register online or in person in CoCA’s registration office. to pay by cash, please register in person in CoCA’s registration office.

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GUIdELINES & POLICIES REGISTRATION OFFICE314.561.4898 | [email protected]

REGISTRATION OFFICE hOURS:

Winter/spring Mon - Fri | 9:00AM - 6:00PM

summerMon - Fri | 7:30AM - 6:00PM

*the registration office will be open 9:00AM – 3:00PM on the following saturdays only:JAn 16 | JAn 23 | JAn 30 | FeB 6 | JUn 4 | JUn 11 | JUn 18 | JUn 25

hOW TO REGISTERJAN 16 *Annual Fund donor ($250 and above) registration begins JAN 30 open registration begins

early registration is encouraged; many camps will fill up quickly.

ONLINE: register through CoCA’s secure server at www.cocastl.org. if you have taken classes at CoCA before, you already have an account. Click the “Classes, Camps & Auditions” button to browse and register for camps.

By MAIL*: send your registration form and payment (CHeCK onLY) to: CoCA, Attn: registration | 524 trinity Avenue | st. Louis, Mo 63130

*Credit card registrations are not accepted by mail.

IN PERSON: Visit the registration office during office hours listed above.

Faxed and phone registrations are not accepted.

BUILdING CLOSEd: JAn 18 | MAr 27 | APr 29 | MAY 30 | JUL 4

BUILdING CLOSURES: if severe weather, a power outage or unforeseen circumstances necessitate the closing of any CoCA summer program, CoCA is not responsible for providing a makeup session, credit or refund. CoCA posts information about closings on local media outlets as well as at www.cocastl.org and 314.725.6555.

CONFIRMATION: CoCA will email confirmation of your registration. if you have not received confirmation within two weeks, please contact the registration office at 314.561.4898.

AddITIONAL INFORMATION/SPECIAL NEEdS: if your child has food allergies or special needs, please list them on the registration Form or contact the registration office.

MEdICATIONS: Medical authorization is required from a physician for campers who require medication during the camp day. Medical forms are available during online registration and will be provided with your confirmation email.

PAyMENT PLANS FOR EARLy REGISTRANTS: requires 25% down payment, registration fee and $10 processing fee due upon registration. Your credit card will automatically be billed in equal payments according to the schedule below. All registrations after April 30 must be paid in full at time of registration. All payment plan registrations must be paid in full by June 1.

Dates of Automatic Withdrawal:JAn/FeB MAr 1, APr 1, MAY 1, JUn 1MAr APr 1, MAY 1, JUn 1APr MAY 1, JUn 1

RETURNEd PAyMENT POLICy: it is CoCA’s policy to charge a $25 processing fee for any returned payments (checks or credit cards). those whose payments are returned may lose the privilege to pay via check, credit card and payment plan.

WIThdRAWALS/REFUNdS: tuition and before/after care fees will be refunded, less a $25 processing fee per camp, if you submit a withdrawal form by these deadlines:

MAY 1 For June camps and Before/After Care JUn 1 For July and August camps and Before/After Care

CoCA offers no refund or credit for missed camp days due to illness, schedule conflicts or any other reasons. registration fees are non-refundable.

MEdICAL WIThdRAWALS: CoCA offers no refund or credit after the withdrawal deadline except for documented medical conditions. You must submit a withdrawal form and documentation on physician’s letterhead. Medical withdrawals must be submitted before the last day of your child’s camp. tuition will be refunded less the $25 processing fee per camp.

TRANSFERS: CoCA offers the opportunity for students to transfer to another camp if space is available. transfer forms are available in the front lobby and the registration office. transfers must be submitted before the start of your child’s camp.

CANCELLATION: in the event that enrollment does not reach the required number for a particular camp, or circumstances arise beyond CoCA’s control, CoCA reserves the right to cancel. You will be notified, and we will be happy to work with you to find a suitable replacement. if no replacement can be settled upon, CoCA will refund your money in full, less your non-refundable registration fee.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Financial assistance is available for CoCA summer Arts Camps. Applicants who qualify will receive 50 percent off one week of camp. CoCA will accept applications for financial assistance March 1-April 1, 2016.

Applications available online or in the registration office. Letters notifying applicants of their status will be emailed on April 15, 2016, and registration will be available at that time.

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