PERFORMING ARTS

LEARN THE NUANCES OF PERFORMING ARTS AND SHOWCASE A CULMINATING END-OF-CAMP FRIDAY PERFORMANCE.

Summer ’25 performance below. Our Summer ’26 performance will post soon.

Disney – Pixar’s Finding Nemo Kids has captured the attention of audiences around the world! Children 7 – 13 years old can now join the cast of this captivating theatrical production by participating in the Performing Arts Camp. They’ll have the chance to shine as part of the cast or crew, developing their confidence and discovering new talents in a supportive and inclusive environment. Campers will showcase their acting chops and creativity with a culminating Friday afternoon performance for family and friends.

At Tahoe Summer Camps, Finding Nemo Kids will feature costumes, props and set pieces that will bring this play’s Great Barrier Reef characters to life. The production follows the story of Marlin, a cautious clownfish, and his adventurous son Nemo. When Nemo is unexpectedly captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin embarks on an unforgettable journey to rescue him. Marlin encounters a variety of characters, including the ever-optimistic Dory, the laid-back Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang. Together, they’ll discover the true meaning of courage, friendship, and self-discovery.

Directed by Beth Gamboa see her bio in the section below.

Produced by creativity expert, Nina Meehan inspires the broader community as a skilled theater producer, award-winning director, and dedicated arts educator, with expertise in youth development. Her work focuses on nurturing innovation and connecting people in our increasingly digital world. Nina’s award-winning theatrical work for young people as CEO of Bay Area Children’s Theatre has reached more than 1 million kids and adults and has toured nationally and internationally.

Director - Beth Gamboa

Beth Gamboa has been performing since the age of three. She trained in Manhattan, both on stage and on camera, while also participating in her school’s theater program. In recent years, she’s been part of Reno’s community theater productions, including “White Christmas,” “A Chorus Line,” “Rocky Horror Show,” and will soon play multiple roles in “Sideshow.” Beth is currently the director of The TEA Players, an after-school theater club at Tahoe Expedition Academy, where she’s collaborated on productions like “Matilda,” “The Jungle Book,” “Annie,” “101 Dalmatians,” and “James and the Giant Peach.”