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Music, Theater & Comedy Camp
A fully inclusive summer performing arts experience
Time:
Mondays - Friday, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm PT
Dates:
Ages 5-17: Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 10, 2026
Ages 18+: Monday, July 13 – Friday, July 17, 2026
Location:
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Tuition can be covered by some local Regional Centers (Vendor Number HW0828 and Service Code 850), through the Self Determination Program, or via private pay. For more information, please email info@themiracleproject.org.
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION NOTES
This is a 5-day camp, and each day builds on the next. We strongly encourage participants to attend the full week to get the most out of the experience. If your schedule requires an exception, please reach out to us directly. The registration system will prompt you to register for each day individually. Please register for Monday only, and our team will enroll participants in the remaining camp days. To avoid registration errors, please select “Register as Unpaid” during checkout. A member of our team will follow up to confirm your intended funding source (Regional Center, Self-Determination, or Private Pay).
About This Class
The Miracle Project’s Music, Theater, and Comedy Camp is a joyful and energetic 5-day summer program where neurodivergent, disabled, and nondisabled participants come together to create, perform, laugh, and connect.
Led by professional teaching artists trained in The Miracle Project’s expressive arts methodology, campers spend the week exploring acting, improv comedy, music, movement, storytelling, and creative collaboration in a warm and supportive environment. Whether participants love being center stage, making people laugh, singing with friends, creating characters, or simply trying something new, camp is designed to help every participant feel successful, included, and celebrated.
Camp welcomes both longtime TMP participants and individuals joining us for the very first time. You do not need previous theater experience or a big outgoing personality to participate. Some campers love performing in the spotlight, while others enjoy collaborating behind the scenes, contributing ideas, making music with friends, or simply being part of a creative community with people who share similar interests. Participants are encouraged to participate in ways that feel comfortable, meaningful, and fun for them.
The week culminates in a fun and informal showcase performance where campers share songs, scenes, characters, improv games, and creative moments with family and friends.
Camp Activities
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Acting
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Music
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Dance & Movement
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Storytelling
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Improv Comedy
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Voice Over
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Creative Arts Activities
What Campers Practice
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Creativity and self-expression
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Collaboration and ensemble building
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Communication and social connection
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Problem-solving and flexibility
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Confidence and self-advocacy
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Leadership, teamwork, and friendship building
A Typical Day at Camp
While activities vary based on the needs and interests of the group, a typical day at camp may include:
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10:00 – 10:10 am — Name Tags & Arrival
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10:10 – 10:25 am — Group Warm Up
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10:25 – 10:35 am — Water & Bathroom Break
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10:35 am – 12:00 pm — Rotating Creative Sessions
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12:00 – 12:30 pm — Lunch
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1:30 – 1:40 pm — Water & Bathroom Break
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1:40 – 2:00 pm — Daily Showcase & Closing
Throughout the day, participants rotate through a variety of creative experiences, such as:
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Acting & Improv
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Music & Movement
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Songwriting & Storytelling
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Showcase Planning
Each day ends with a supportive group sharing where campers celebrate scenes, songs, characters, improv games, and creative moments developed throughout the day.