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18 x April 5 — 18, 2018 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com In The Limelight Entering our 10 th summer of the highest quality performing arts camps in Central Florida! Musical Theater Creative Acting Broadway Production Camps Shine in the Limelight offers a variety of summer stage experiences for your young thespian! Top notch staff, themed enrichment experiences and Broadway Style production programs performed in professional theater venues in Central Florida. This is THE place for your performer to spend their summer! SUMMER STAGE FOR KIDS ENTERING GRADES K-Graduating Seniors FULL DAY SCHEDULE 9am-4pm Themes: Coco, Descendants, Star Wars, Lego Superheroes, Wicked, Hamilton, Greatest Showman, Trolls, Minions. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 iBRICK ACADEMY LEGO CAMPS, 407-230-6100, www.ibrickacademy.com, fun@ibrickacademy.com. iBrick Academy provides summer Lego Camps covering most of Central Florida. With 18 years of experience in Lego Camps and 50-plus years of combined teaching experience, iBrick Academy specializes in all types of Lego Camps: robotics, master builder, Minecraft, stop animation, early learning and more, for ages 3-17. iBrick Academy offers a safe, structured environment in which to teach science, technology, engineering and mathematics training through the use of Lego Education Curriculum and sets. Directed by National Brick Education Trainer/Presenter/ Consultant James C. Jones, all of iBrick Academy’s head counselors are certified Florida teachers. New discounted price is $219 (except partner camps). Online registration is available, and iBrick invites readers to like its page on Facebook. LEADERSHIP, ETIQUETTE & BALLROOM DANCE CAMPS, presented by Academy of Etiquette & Protocol, www.academyofetiquette.com, are committed to helping the next generation understand the “Art of Southern Hospitality” and good manners to prepare them with lifelong leadership skills. Social, business, dining and tea etiquette skills are taught, along with ballroom dancing, to campers ages 5-17, through interactive, role-playing activities. This is the company’s 18th year! Topics include the 125 table manners and more. Daily snacks, lunch, a formal five-course graduation meal, and award The Academy of Etiquette & Protocol teaches ballroom dancing, as well as social, business and dining etiquette. of completion are included. Camp dates are June 4-8 or June 11-15. This is a full-day camp (9 a.m.-5 p.m.), offering 40 hours of fun, interactive education. Camp is held at The First Academy at First Baptist Church of Orlando. LIBRARY CAMPS AND CLASSES through the Orange County Library System, 407-835-7323, ocls.info/srp. The Orange County Library System’s annual Summer Reading Program rocks! Events, featuring performances, science, animals, arts and storytelling, are at 16 library locations. Participants create video games, mix music and more at technology camps and classes. Track library activities for a chance to win prizes like bicycles, attraction tickets and even a AUDITION DATES April 28 & May 5 Seussical, Carousel, Madagascar, Magic Tree House: A Knight Before Dawn Schedule an audition by emailing Katie@shineinthelimelight.com Day Camp Summer 2018 June 25-July 28 Teen Camp: June 25 -July 6th , Now serving 2 locations: The Parke House Academy, Winter Park The Gotha Community Center, Windermere Productions performed at the ME Theatre 407-558-8687 shineinthelimelight.com Youngsters enjoy a variety of activities, including live performances, through Orange County Library System’s camps and classes. CONTINUED ON PAGE 21
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