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Step through the wardrobe and into a world of adventure! Join us for an epic Stage Combat Kids Camp inspired by the magical realm of Narnia. Unleash your inner hero, learn the art of safe and exciting stage combat, and embark on a theatrical journey like no other.

What to Expect:

Swashbuckling Skills: Learn choreographed fight sequences using foam swords and safe techniques.

Character Development: Explore Narnian characters and bring them to life through movement and performance.

Improvisation: Develop quick thinking and creativity through Narnia-themed improv games.

Storytelling: Discover how stage combat enhances storytelling and builds dramatic tension.

Costume & Prop Fun: Get a taste of creating and using props suitable for our Narnian adventures.

This camp is perfect for young actors and adventurers who love fantasy, action, and the thrill of live

performance. No prior stage combat experience is necessary – just bring your imagination and energy!

Camp Details:

NOTICE: This camp is limited to the first 24 that register. Registration will close on July 10.

Dates: July 20th-24th

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Daily

Location: Lamesa Community Theatre

Ages: 9 - 17

Cost: $50 per camper $25/additional sibling (includes all materials and snacks)

What to Bring: Comfortable clothing suitable for movement (e.g., athletic wear) 

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and sack lunch

A willingness to explore and have fun!

Limited Spots Available! Register Today!

Meet Your Instructors:

Our camp will be led by certified fight choreographer Abby Wolff Smith. Abby is passionate about working with young performers. She has extensive backgrounds in acting, directing, and creating safe, engaging theatrical

experiences.

Parent/Guardian Information:

A brief orientation for parents/guardians will be held on the first day at 9:45 to cover safety protocols and answer any questions.

Contact Us:

For inquiries, please contact Jennifer Kellum at:

Phone: (806) 759-0866

Email: jkellum77@gmail.com

Register Now!  NOTICE: This camp is limited to the first 24 that register. Registration will close on July 10.

Don't miss this chance to ignite your child's passion for theatre and adventure. Spaces are limited, so

secure your spot today and let the Narnian journey begin!

Lamesa Community Players (LCP) will award one $500 scholarship to a graduating senior.

The attached application should be neatly printed or typed, and postmarked by March 1st.

Members of the LCP Board of Directors will evaluate the entries, and the winner will be

notified. School Counselors will be contacted by an LCP Board Member for the student who

is awarded the scholarship. LCP will schedule a time to award and take a picture of

recipient and representatives from LCP, either at an awards banquet or at LCP. The check

will be sent to the recipient’s college or university upon enrollment verification in the

fall. The recipient is responsible for submitting verification.

Submission Requirements:

● Participate in high school Fine Arts Course (drama, music, dance, Art)

● Essay (500 - 1000 words) discussing how your involvement in Fine arts has made a

difference in your life.

● Scholarship Application

● Signature by Fine Arts teacher and date(s) course(s) were taken.

● Two (2) Letters of Reference

       ○ Can not be from a family member or LCP Board Member.

Scholarship Applications can be downloaded here.

 In the summer of 1981 many theater minded people of Lamesa joined forces in forming a theater group. Since the group had no funds with which to produce its first show, a script had to be written. In just a few months, a melodrama, Skulduggery on the Square, was ready for production thanks to Pat Newberry and Carole Hill. The script contained music, comedy and drama as well as oleos. Over forty people took the stage for the first run and another seventy worked on various crews from publicity, scrapbook, and programs to lights, sound, and house management. It was a miracle that so many people turned out to organize theater in Lamesa, but it happened, and it remains a lasting miracle that the community continues their support.  

For more information about our history and past productions

click here