I’m Ty Stover, creator of StageQuestIndy. Over the years I have been approached by parents to provide an outlet for young people to theatrically grow in a nurturing environment with serious instruction in what the world of theatre is all about… thus the creation of SQ. As a theatre professional for 20+ years I take the growth of the young artist very seriously. I spent many years “on the road” as a theatrical “gypsy” going from theatre to theatre and “gig to gig,” and by doing so was fortunate enough to perform in all 48 of the continental United States. And I was also fortunate to work with a broad spectrum of talent from “stars” to avocational and professional young people. In the former situation I developed my enjoyment for working with them. During my years living in NYC, I studied at the studios of Endeavor, TVI, The Actor’s Connection, H-B, Lincoln Center, and McHale-Barone. I’ve also studied with the NYCity Opera and with such instructors as Tara Rubin, Marshall W. Mason, Phil Hall, Neil Berg, Michael Unger, Dan Duckworth, & Jessi Klein (Comedy Central). The progam is designed to focus on the needs of the individual performer as an overall person not just a product. With a firm belief that a well developed leader in life is a leader on stage we focus on self esteem, leadship skills, personal callenges (stretches), and commitment on making the world a better place to be. Though touching lives with performance.

Camp Type:  Day Year Established: 2002 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 13 to 19 years old Cost/Week: $201.00-$350.00/wk Religious Affiliation: Camp Owner(s): Ty Stover Camp Director(s): Ty Stover Nearest Large City: Indy Off Season Rental:

Camp Focus: Arts Camps: Music Arts Camps: Theater

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Self Esteem Buliding

Coursework my include but not limted to: Movement, Audition Technique, Rehearsal Practice, Character Development, The Acting basics of Technique and Method, Vocal Technique, Monologues, All students are required to journal their experiences.