Welcome to CAMP, where the tents are polyester, the fashion’s neon, and the trauma’s tax deductible! Set in a suspiciously sparkly campground in the totally tubular 1980s, this sketch comedy extravaganza follows a group of overly dramatic theatre kids who thought they signed up for summer fun, but instead landed in a conversion camp for aspiring actors, dancers, and musical theatre majors, trying desperately to convert into future corporate drones.

Can you jazz-hands your way out of a PowerPoint presentation? Will interpretive dance be enough to dodge a quarterly review? And just how long can one person monologue in a cubicle?

Written and performed by members of UTS’ Comedy Revue and Performance Society, this show is a laugh-out-loud satire packed with musical numbers, outrageous characters, and painfully relatable references. If you’ve ever been told to “tone it down” or “get a real job,” this one’s for you!

Come for the comedy. Stay for the passive aggressive trust falls.

Where:

PACT Centre for Emerging Artists, Erskineville

Show Times
Wednesday 16 July 7pm (DOORS 6:30pm)
Thursday 17 July 7pm (DOORS 6:30pm)
Friday 18 July 7pm (DOORS 6:30pm)
Saturday 19 July 2pm (DOORS 1:30pm)

Saturday 19 July 7.30pm (DOORS 7pm)

Run Time:

120 mins, including 15 min interval

Ticket Prices:
Concession/Student - $25
Adult - $35

Group of 5 - $160 ($32 per ticket)
C.R.A.P Member - $20 (with code)

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Cast:

SJ Caletti

Lily Carter

Louis-Sebastien Danoy

Nala Davies

Curtis Green

Cam Grivas

Isabel James

Teagan Nguyen

Felicity Morton

Phoebe Quinn

Roya Rezaie

Heathcliff Ryan

Kirsty Siauw

Nash Williams

Sophie Williamson

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Production Team:

Directors

Robbie Alexander

Maya Heinecke

Producers

Phillipa Kennedy-Spencer

Jess Maree

Writing Directors

Leo Larmer

Phoebe Quinn

Video Director

Maya Heinecke

Props Designer

Jess Maree

Vocal Director

Lily Carter

Choreography

Robbie Alexander

Nala Davies

Photography

Maya Heinecke

Graphics

Robbie Alexander

Contact the host of A UTS Revue: CAMP