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Best of Broadway 2027 presented by the Camelot Players

Best of Broadway 2027 presented by the Camelot Players

Camelot Player's Present The Best of Broadway
1/23/2027-3/12/2027

Directed by

Directed by: Rachael Gafner with Michele Sheehy Assisting

Performance Dates

  • Thursday, March 11th at 6:00 pm
  • Friday, March 12th at 6:00 pm

Performance Location

Lake Forest Performing Arts Center
100 Civic Center Drive, Lake Forest, CA 92630

About the Show

Be in a musical theater production complete with costumes, lights, favorite Broadway numbers, and memories to last a lifetime with the CAMELOT PLAYERS. You will have fun and grow in skills directed by CKP’s professionals in drama, dance and voice as you rehearse and perform your favorite scenes from Broadway Musicals.

As the Camelot Players is one of CKP’s advanced troupes, all actors 7th-12th grade are eligible to be in this production with no prerequisite. Actors as young as 10 may join with permission from the Director.

If you want to know if your actor is ready to move up to the next level, please email Michele@CreativeKidsPlayhouse.com. Those younger than 7th grade who have already participated in Camelot Players Productions may join without permission.

Auditions are currently planned for Saturday, January 23rd.

Rehearsal schedule will be posted in the Fall and registration opens on November 1.

Registration Fee is $ 325

For Charter School registrations please contact michele@creativekidsplayhouse.com

Audition Information

Audition Dates

1/23 and 1/28

Rehearsal Information

Rehearsal Schedule will be posted in Fall.

Dress Rehearsal

  • Wednesday, March 10th from 3:30-8:30 pm

Rehearsal Location

Creative Kids Playhouse, 23172 Plaza Pointe Drive, STE 195, Laguna Hills

Rehearsal Times

What our community is saying about us…

A life-changing experience

When I’d spy on my daughter in Kindergarten, she was often in the corner, struggling with her shyness. When the teacher called on her, her answer was a whisper. The first grade teacher gave the same feedback, on her fall report card was the request that she raise her hand more often.  Her first musical in the spring of first grade, The Wizard of Oz, was such a life-changing experience that her grandmother made her a commemorative quilt.  She had a very small part as one of the Yellow Brick Road Crew, a group of twelve kids ranging from grades 1-6. Being a key, valued member of this team that included upper graders was huge. She loved every minute of the production, and discovered a new confidence in herself.  A month later, when the lead of her classroom play announced that he didn’t know his lines, the teacher asked for a volunteer to take his place.  My little girl raised her hand, volunteered, and played the part with joy and confidence. I admit that I cried.

March 30, 2016

Thank You to Our Sponsors & Patrons

The Mecklenburg Family
The Presby Family
The Schmidt Family
Jerry and Erica Sheehy
The Diller Family
Wendy and Dave Bartels
The Kinney-Callaghan Family
Michele Sheehy-Bowren
Elizabeth Ramirez

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