HOW THINGS WORK AT TTT / FAQ

THEATRE ETIQUETTE
Our campers and their families work incredibly hard to bring these shows to life. Please help us give them the audience they deserve!  Be a great audience! Please silence and put away phones, and do not text, take calls, talk, or check social media during the performance. Cheer them on, applaud, and let our performers feed off your energy!
No food or drinks inside the venue, with the exception of water and infant feeding bottles. Please eat or snack before the show.
No ticket, no entry. Camp registration does NOT include tickets to the live performances. Show tickets are sold separately online.
Please be on time. Doors generally open about 20 minutes before showtime, and we aim to start on time. Please be checked in and seated before the performance begins.
Attending multiple performances? Everyone must leave the venue after each show and check in again for the next performance. Seats may NOT be saved between shows. TTT reserves the right to reserve seats when necessary.

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ABSOLUTELY NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY OR VIDEO RECORDING: Video recording of any part of the performance is strictly prohibited under our production licensing agreement. Flash photography is also prohibited, as it is distracting to both our performers and audience members. Please keep all cameras and recording devices put away during the performance.

All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. Triple-check your show date, time, and ticket quantity before purchasing. If you can no longer attend or purchase the wrong tickets, please pass them along to family or friends. 

Thank you for helping us make every performance a great experience for our campers and audience!

CAMP ETIQUETTE & EXPECTATIONS
The well-being of ALL our campers is important to us! Theatre camp is fun, fast-paced, and a little whacky — but that’s part of the magic!

Everyone is in the show! Every registered theatre camper gets to perform, whether they audition or not. We encourage everyone to audition for the experience and confidence it builds. Campers who do not audition will be placed where the Director feels they best fit the production.
Casting decisions are final. We understand the disappointment of not receiving a dream role — we’ve been there too! There are only so many principal roles, and casting decisions are made based on what works best for the entire production. Every role matters.
Theatre camp requires commitment. This isn’t an ordinary day camp! Campers may need to practice lines, songs, dances, and cues at home, and occasionally we may need additional rehearsal time. If you’re new to theatre, welcome to the wonderfully whacky world of it! Trust us — it’s worth it!
Once casting is complete, please do not bail on your cast. One camper leaving can affect an entire production. Except in extenuating circumstances, withdrawing after casting may affect eligibility for future TTT camps or productions at TTT’s discretion.
Good behavior is expected from everyone. Campers, parents, guardians, staff, and volunteers should treat one another with kindness and respect. Bullying, intimidation, manipulation, or seriously disruptive behavior will be addressed promptly and may affect participation.
Personal hygiene matters! Campers spend long days dancing, rehearsing, and working under stage lights. All campers should arrive clean and wearing effective underarm deodorant. Solid/stick deodorant works best; body spray alone generally doesn’t cut it!
Most costumes are provided. Families may be asked to provide basic items such as leggings, tights, jeans, undershirts, or similar clothing. Campers always provide their own shoes; black shoes or appropriate jazz/character shoes are commonly requested.
Bring lunch, a substantial snack, and a refillable water bottle every day. Food should be ready to eat and require no heating or cooking. Water bottles can be refilled throughout the day.
We usually have a midweek Popsicle Day and a pizza cast party on Friday or Saturday. We’ll confirm the details during camp. Campers should plan to bring approximately $7 toward the pizza party.
Label EVERYTHING! Each camper receives a bin for their belongings, but please label scripts, hoodies, bags, lunch boxes, water bottles, and anything else coming to camp.
Leave valuables at home. TTT is not responsible for lost or damaged electronics, jewelry, toys, collectibles, or other personal belongings.
Phones and tablets stay away during rehearsals. They are distracting and disruptive. Campers may have approved downtime for reading, crafts, or other activities.
Join your camp’s private Facebook group! Registration information will include details for joining. This is our primary way of sharing schedule updates, costume information, photos, links, reminders, and other camp information. Groups are limited to parents and guardians.
Get familiar with the show before camp! When licensing allows and a suitable resource is available, we will provide music or a playlist through our Audition Prep information. Please encourage campers to listen and learn as much as possible before camp begins.

WHAT DOES MY CAMP FEE INCLUDE?
Your theatre camp fee includes the camp program, mentors, directors, music director, choreographer, scripts for roles that require them, sets, props, technical production, crew, and most costume items.
Your registration includes a $35 non-refundable administration fee.
Live show tickets are NOT included and must be purchased separately.
Some basic costume items and shoes may need to be provided from home.
Please see our Payments & Refunds Policy for cancellation deadlines, fees, transfers, and refund eligibility.

PAYMENTS & DISCOUNTS
Payment is due in full at registration.
Our camp coupon is TTTSeason8 for $15 off camp registration.
The coupon must be applied at checkout. Discounts cannot be added or refunded after registration is completed.
If registering multiple campers, use any available multi-registration option rather than completing separate registrations when possible.
The $35 administration fee is non-refundable, including if TTT cancels a camp.

BEFORE YOU REGISTER
Please make sure you have reviewed the camp dates, additional rehearsals, audition deadlines, show dates, camp expectations, and our full Payments & Refunds Policy before registering.

Theatre takes commitment from campers, families, mentors, and crew — it takes a village! We work hard, get tired, laugh a lot, make memories, and somehow turn a week of controlled chaos into a full-scale show. When that curtain goes up, it’s worth it!