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Paper Bag Princess Winter Camp

A colorful poster for a children's theater camp called "The Paper Bag Princess Theater Camp," taking place from December 26, 2025, to January 2, 2026. The illustration features a dragon breathing fire, a princess with a paper bag dress, mountains, pine trees, and playful doodles.

HK$6,480.00 HK$7,200.00

● Program Overview

What You’ll Learn

Turn imagination into performance with a fast-paced, eight‑day journey through acting, character creation, physical theatre, scriptwriting, and stage design. Perfect for beginners and seasoned performers alike, this course builds expressive confidence, collaborative skills, and stage presence, step by step. It’s also a supportive space for EAL learners to develop communication through movement, gesture, and clear storytelling.

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26 December 2025 to 2 January 2026

10am to 1pm and 1pm to 4pm

Program Structure

Daily rehearsals dive into acting, voice, and movement; big personalities, zero wallflowers. Our teaching artists mix sharp technique with a streak of mischief, so each three-hour session stays focused but never fussy. Over eight days, scenes, songs, and choreography snap into place—then on Day 8 we crank it up for a performance where our young artists take the stage and own it.

What’s Included

Tuition covers rehearsal and performance in Hong Kong’s iconic Fringe Club Studio Theatre, yes, a real professional venue no one else can offer, plus free performance tickets for parents and siblings, costumes students keep after the show, daily three-hour rehearsals in acting/voice/movement led by pro teaching artists, small-group coaching and ensemble-building, and a final-day performance with lights, sound, and the whole shebang. You should also be on the lookout for exclusive discounts to watch professional performances by some of the best in the business.

Session Outlines

Each three-hour session blends flexible warm-ups, ensemble games, and rotating blocks of acting, voice, and movement. Scripts and choreography are offered in multiple formats; roles (on or back stage) and pacing are student‑choice. Costumes and props are opt-in with sensory-friendly options. We end with a brief run and clear next steps so everyone leaves confident and ready for Day 8.

● Day to Day

Sample Itinerary

12pm

Short snacks and toilet break

Arrival, flexible warm-ups, and ensemble games to build focus and connection

10:00 am

Rehearsal focus: acting, voice, or movement

10:30 am

Rehearsal focus: rotate groups or shift to a new element

11:00am

Integrate scenes, songs, or choreography; optional costume/prop exploration

11:30am

Run-through or small-group shares; notes and adjustments

12:30pm

Polished run, celebrate wins, set next steps, and quick reflection

1pm

● Faculty & Staff

Meet the Instructors

Young woman with brown hair reaching up, surrounded by reflective silver balloons and foil-like material, smiling and looking upwards. Lymari Alberts, actor, producer, director and teacher in Hong Kong

Lymari Alberts

Actor, director, producer, educator

There’s very little that Lymari cannot do. She’s got experience coming out of her ears and creativity coming out of her… also ears.

Jan Brink

Actor, writer and founder of kyd

Hand-drawn chalk style text that reads 'THEATRE LIFE' on a black background.

This guy’s been all over the place. On the stage. Behind the stage. Next to the stage. Above the stage. In the stage.