(7-14 yrs.) Take center stage in this Moonlit Wings camp inspired by your favorite films and plays. Explore short skits, improv games, musical numbers and get in the spotlight. Bring swimsuit/towel for a pool break.

(7-14 yrs.) Young performers in this Moonlit Wings camp take a magical journey to the Emerald City with original scenes, songs, and games inspired by Wicked, The Wizard of Oz, and Harry Potter. Campers explore character creation, improv and a talent show while sharpening acting and singing skills and bringing spellbinding stories to life. All experience levels welcome. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break.

(2-5 yrs) Children enhance fine and gross motor skills in this class featuring a different animal each week, Activities include animal crafts, animal songs, animal stories and acting like an animal.

(10-14 yrs.) CyberTeck campers will learn how animators work by creating short animation projects while applying basic acting theories and animation principles to scenes they create. This group of older campers will learn about more advanced features to create greater realism in projects with a larger scope. No prior experience required.

(6-9 yrs.) CyberTeck campers will learn how animators work by creating short animation projects while applying basic acting theories and animation principles to scenes they create, focusing on fundamentals to create a short simple animation. No prior experience required.

(10-14 yrs) This small-group, First Serve Tennis class, uses skill-building games to develop fundamental tennis strokes. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting info@bounceboom.com in advance of your class.

(7-10 yrs) This small-group, First Serve Tennis class, uses skill-building games to develop fundamental tennis strokes. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting info@bounceboom.com in advance of your class.

(Adults) Pre-requisite: Adult 6. This class is geared to the adult skater who has passed Adult 6 or higher and aims to connect with the adult skating community in the DMV. The Next Ice Edge is the education arm of The Next Ice Age performing arts company founded in 1988 by John Curry skaters, Nathan Birch and Tim Murphy. The on-ice curriculum and technique has been developed by Nathan Birch for the better part of the last three decades. Exercises are geared to adult skaters, utilizing the full ice surface focusing on isolating positions, line, and lean to develop body control and skating efficiency. Class fee includes an hour-long class followed by 45 minutes of exclusive practice ice. During the practice session, 15-minute private lessons may be scheduled with teaching professionals certified in the Next Ice Edge Curriculum by directly contacting the instructor directly (details provided after registration).

(15-Adult) In this small-group, First Serve Tennis class, players new to the game learn fundamental strokes: forehand, backhand, volleys, overhead and serve. Students build consistency in groundstrokes and develop an initial ability to rally. Students are encouraged to repeat this class until they can consistently put the ball in play. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting info@bounceboom.com in advance of your class. ~

(15-Adult) In this small-group, First Serve Tennis class, players with limited on-court experience strengthen stroke fundamentals and develop movement, positioning and skills necessary for initial singles and doubles match play. For players who have completed Tennis 1 or have similar experience. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting info@bounceboom.com in advance of your class. ~

(10-14 yrs.) This Athletes Global program focuses on voice, acting and stage presence, as well as singing and dancing skills. Students cultivate their improv and cold script reading skills, while learning creative dramatics. Class ends with a short play grand finale.