Camp Will – Summer, 2023

Registration is now open for two Sessions of “Bard-Centric” acting training held at the Lancaster Recreation Commission!

Download the registration form HERE!

WHERE: Lancaster Recreation Commission
SESSION 1 for Rising 6th Graders – 9th Graders: June 12-June 30 from 9:00-3:00 PM (final performance on June 30 @ 4 PM)

SESSION 2 for Rising 9th Graders – 12th Graders: July 10 – 28 from 9:00-3:00 PM (final performance on July 28 @ 4 PM)

Rising 9th Graders can choose either session!

Limited funds are available for financial aid. Please inquire about financial aid by emailing our Executive Artistic Director Jeremiah Miller at jeremiah@peoplesshakespeareproject.org.


TUITION: *$500.00 – Must be paid in full no later than one week before the start of your camper’s session. Please mail the registration form along with half of the tuition (your $250 deposit) by May 12 to:

People’s Shakespeare Project

P.O. Box 8873
Lancaster, PA 17604

This summer marks the 15th year of our beloved camp! Rising 6th-9th grade students in Camp Will 1 and rising 9th-12th grade students in Camp Will 2 each have a three week training session provided by a skilled instructor. Acting and specialty workshops make up the first half of the day, followed by afternoon rehearsals of a Shakespearean play. The program will culminate in an abridged performance of The Merry Wives of Windsor.

Summer, 2021: A rehearsal for TWELFTH NIGHT at the Stone Independent School

Unleash the power of Shakespeare! We believe that performance-based instruction is the best way to truly appreciate Shakespeare. It’s also a great way to have fun while exploring and creating a world of Shakespearian possibilities.

By developing active, personal approaches to Shakespeare’s text, campers experience not only the genius but the pure joy of bringing his characters to life on stage. By keeping class sizes small, we ensure that each camper receives personal encouragement and attention.

To learn more, please email jeremiah@peoplesshakespeareproject.org.

A non-profit organization committed to help foster a love of Shakespeare through performance and performance-based instruction.