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Drama campers enjoy water fun on the high seas of Libertyville summer camp

Excited children splashed down a wet slide and threw water balloons at each other Tuesday during Wet Day at the Spotlight Youth Theater summer camp at The Chapel in Libertyville.

Thirty-four children were taking a break during the weeklong camp for ages 4 to 12 that focuses on voice, drama and dance run by the Cary-based organization that hosts summer camps through out the Chicago area.

Students took part in activities in preparation for the presentation of "Surfin' the High Seas" on Friday at 2:30 p.m.

"At the end of the week, they are going to put on a 30-minute little show, and they are going to learn eight different songs and dances," camp coordinator Susie Kolterman said. "They will have a chance to get up onstage and get that confidence building that goes on with drama."

But for at least for one hot afternoon, the campers took a break and enjoyed running through sprinklers and splashing each other as they competed in wet and wild games and ran around an obstacle course.

  Lucy Van Brundt, 6, of Libertyville goes down a water slide Tuesday during Wet Day at the Spotlight Youth Theater summer camp at The Chapel in Libertyville. The weeklong camp focuses on voice, drama and dance as children prepare for Friday's presentation of "Surfin' the High Seas." Gilbert R. Boucher II/gboucher@dailyherald.com
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