One Week.
One Stage.
One Story.

Join a Christ-centered theater camp where you can build real skills, find your kind of people, and use your gifts for God's glory.

This isn't your average summer camp.


DGPA Summer Camp is an immersive theater experience where using your gifts becomes an act of worship.

Close-up of a young girl playing Piglet in pink ears and nose makeup smiling and speaking on stage in front of a cardboard tree set piece.

Experience a Week You’ll Never Forget

DGPA Summer Camp is a one-week immersive theater experience where young performers build real skills, find community, and discover what it means to use their gifts for God's glory. From the very first day to the final curtain call, every moment is designed to grow you as a performer, a teammate, and a follower of Christ. This isn't just a great week — it's the kind of experience you’ll be talking about for years. By the end of the week, you will:

  • Walk away with real theater skills both on and off the stage

  • Find a community of like-minded performers who share their faith

  • Grow closer to God through worship, storytelling, and using your gifts with purpose

  • Leave energized, encouraged, and strengthened in who God made you to be

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What Camp Looks Like

Before camp even begins, you'll audition via video and receive your script weeks in advance — so when you walk in on Monday morning, you're already off-book and ready to create.

From there, each day is packed with rehearsals, team time, worship, and yes, plenty of fun. Camp runs Monday through Thursday from 9am to 3pm, with an all-day rehearsal and performance on Friday evening. Saturday is a second performance that brings the week to an epic close.

Here's what a typical week looks like:

  • Daily worship — every morning starts with devotion, prayer, and praising God together as a full cast

  • Rehearsal blocks — blocking, choreography, vocal training, and character development

  • Production teams — when you're not on stage, you're working on one of four teams: Hair & Makeup, Props, Sets, or Costumes

  • Fun time — lunch breaks include group games, laughter, and time to just be a kid

Camp runs 9:00-3:00 Monday-Thursday, and 9:00-end of performance on Friday.

Come ready to work hard, laugh loud, and leave changed.

Children sitting on the floor of a camp auditorium, eating lunch and socializing, with a stage and colorful painted scenery in the background.

Every Great Camp Needs a Great Team

Every production at DGPA Summer Camp comes to life because of volunteers who show up with a servant's heart. It's a week of hard work, big laughs, and watching young people discover how their gifts can glorify God. There's nothing quite like it. If you're looking for a way to use your gifts for God's glory, this is it.

One week. One stage.
One story worth telling.

And you were made to tell it.