Camps and Events | Drayton Entertainment Youth Academy

A variety of camps and events are offered throughout the year at the Drayton Entertainment Youth Academy.

K-Pop PD Day

Join us on Monday, November 17 for a full day of music, choreography, and performance techniques inspired by your favourite K-Pop movies.

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Winter Session Classes

Our 12-week long Winter Session is for anyone who wants to express themselves through the performing and technical arts.

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The Caterpillar Program

Exciting musical theatre-based learning classes for children ages 18 months to 7 years.

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Show Tunes Wellness Drop-In Classes

Wellness Classes for Adults and Seniors.

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Broadway Beat Drop-In Classes

Broadway Beat With Chad is your weekly dose of sweat, style, and serious Broadway vibes!

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Cambridge: Disney's Dare to Dream Jr. - Buy Tickets

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. will take the stage for two performances on January 18, 2026, at the Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge.

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DEYA Teens Club

Join us October 30 for an exciting evening of fun, friends, and Broadway vibes!

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March Break Broadway Boot Camps

Join us this March Break for five days of singing, acting and movement. Available in four locations.

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Summer Camps

The Drayton Entertainment Youth Academy Summer Camps give like-minded youth a chance to have fun, make lasting friendships, and build life-skills while learning about the exciting world of live theatre in a fun, safe and welcoming environment.

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Testimonials

This environment is free of judgment and full of love. Thank you for always pushing us and reminding us how important, valued and powerful we all are.

I can’t thank you enough for the courage, independence and kindness you help to instil in my kids.

Although my Dad never spoke of it to Evan or me, he was a little hesitant with the dance stuff and then theatre stuff… but then he came out of the Panto that Evan was in crying, so happy that Evan had found a place where he felt like he belonged.

As parents we got to ride this high with our son. We got to see him, for the first time, totally come into himself, for the first time, pure happiness. Something changed, he has changed….thank you.

This was the most amazing theatre experience I’ve had to date, and I’ve had a LOT! It’s the first time I’ve felt like I really belonged because you made such an inclusive environment.

Thank you! She walked away with more confidence about body image, an even deeper love of everything “theatre” and huge love and respect for her community!

The patience David shows to the children is perfect! As a teacher I recognize that this man was made to work with kids!! The way he speaks to kids makes them believe they can do anything!!!

This is where I want to be. I get to learn from Broadway performers who are performing at a theatre right next door but more importantly, I’ve made lifelong friends. Even the audition process is awesome. Drayton has helped me grow not only as a performer, but as a person.

My son has done lots of programs and I think he felt the most at home here. The children and staff were the most inclusive of any I’ve encountered.

Each and every day he arrived at Huron Country Playhouse, he knew he was stepping into a place where his passions and dreams were going to be honoured, respected and encouraged.

Kids (and even adults!) really have fun and learn skills, responsibility, and teamwork here. David Connolly (Director of Education) is a fantastic leader.

The two musical theatre classes I attended were a lot of fun and I enjoyed them tremendously.

I have thoroughly enjoyed the adult classes at DEYA. It is a great opportunity to get creative with like-minded peers in a judgment-free environment: singing, dancing, acting and even improv! I love that Drayton is giving us adults a chance to live the theatre dream and learn new skills from talented instructors.

The staff involved had an incredible ability to push the kids outside of their comfort zones to try new things and take risks. Most of all, they were able to teach kids to embrace differences and that it’s okay to be different.