Drama Kids International of Northwest Florida
Private
Drama Kids of Northwest Florida is a theater-education franchise for children ages 6 to 12 offering summer day camps, school-break camps, and acting workshops in the Niceville, Destin, and Fort Walton Beach area. Its Camp Hollywood runs a week, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., about $250, letting kids explore acting, singing, and dancing in a supportive setting to build confidence.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Drama Kids International of Northwest Florida directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Amy BodkinWe absolutely adore DramaKids! It is my kids' favorite activity each week! Alissa is able to get even the quietest kids to come out of their shell and have fun!
★★★★★Mrs. EWe have loved our experiences with Drama Kids!!! My daughters have so much and love going to drama class. I've loved seeing how they have grown in confidence. They were shy speaking in front of groups but they have steadily gotten more confident and now speak louder and more clearly. They have also learned how to think on their feet with the improv activities. And they get to practice teamwork. As they have learned about inflection and speech, I've also seen improvement in their reading. Drama Mama is amazing! She is so kind and patient with the children and you can feel her passion. We can't recommend it enough!
★★★★★Mechelle NeauMy 5 year old daughter, Layla, tried Drama kids for the first time last week and has counted down the days until today! It's a great activity
★★★★★gina sherwoodGreat program! It has helped my daughters build confidence in themselves by performing and speaking in front of peers and adults. The end of year plays are amazing.
★★★★★Libby CliftonI love Drama Kids! I was a Drama Kid for 3 years. We always had a ton of fun working on scenes and improvisations, playing theater games in class and writing our own plays at summer camp. Our spring shows were fun and since we only met once a week I had time to participate in other school activities. Drama Kids is the best!