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Forms for
Summer Camp
Parental Consent Form
Camp location
Yulee Lions Club
851023 Highway 17
Yulee, Fl. 30297
🎭✨ Color Me Creative Theatre Camp ✨🎭
Exploring the art of performance through a variety of creative outlets.
Campers will sing, dance, act, and let their imagination run wild!
Color Me Creative Theatre Camp is a high-energy, creativity-packed experience where young performers explore the exciting world of theatre through music, movement, and acting. From silly improv games to fun choreography and catchy songs, every day is filled with laughter, creativity, and new discoveries!
🌟 Campers will:
• Build confidence
• Make new friends
• Create characters, tell stories and sing
• Shine on stage in their own unique way
🎉 Grand Finale:
Campers will take the stage for a show-stopping performance for family and friends on the final day!
📅 Camp Details:
📆 June 15 - 19
🎭 Ages 7-12
💲 Registration: $150 | Sibling Rate: $80
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Yulee Lions Club
🎟️ For full details & registration, visit: Bluefiretheatre.org
Directed by Ben Beck
Assistant Director Toni D’Amico
Spots are limited—sign up today and let your star shine! ✨
We can't wait to see your campers there!
June 15 - 19 - Camp instructors - Ben Beck and Toni D'Amico
There are limited spaces available. Register soon.
Time: 8:30 - 2:00 pm
Cost per camper $150.00 / Sibling $80.00
Summer Camp Instructors
Director
Ben Beck
Ben Beck is a Jacksonville area teacher, music director, and performer. Earning his BM Music Education from Western Michigan University and MA in Bible from Trinity Baptist College in Jacksonville, Ben has been teaching theater and music and working with students for over 20 years. His children’s theater credits include directing and music directing James and the Giant Peach, Honk Jr (Flager Playhouse), Jungle Book, Charlotte’s Web, Beauty and the Beast Jr (Athens Theatre). He teaches voice for musical theater at Western Wyoming Community College and teaches piano lessons out of Wehner’s School of the Arts in Orange Park.
Toni D'Amico
Toni D'Amico, the founder and managing director of Blue Fire Theatre, has made significant contributions to the cultural landscape of Nassau County. Her journey in theatre began at the tender age of 15, leading her to explore every facet of the performing arts.
With over 50 productions under her belt, she has not only performed but has also directed, stage-managed, curated costumes, programmed lights and sound and has been props master for numerous shows. Her commitment to arts education is exemplified by her role as the ACTeen Advisor at Amelia Community Theatre for eight years, where she was pivotal in reinstating the teen theatre troupe.
Toni's vision with Blue Fire Theatre was clear: to enrich and contribute to the community through the performing arts and expand cultural access in the western part of Nassau County. "The arts are essential for community cohesion," she asserts. Her determination to contribute to the local cultural scene is evident and she believes that engaging adolescents in creative pursuits helps foster essential life skills, including teamwork, discipline, and confidence.