Echo Theater Company (formerly Do Jump) offers week-long circus, theater, and aerial-arts summer camps for ages 4-17 at two Portland locations. Campers explore trapeze, aerial silks, tumbling, partner acrobatics, juggling, balancing, and creative movement in a non-competitive, collaborative setting. Full-day sessions run 9am-3pm, with options ranging from imaginative circus-theater play for younger kids to intensive training for teens.
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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 Echo Theater Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★nails that glowThis is a delightful venue for shows, performance education and more. The creative crew that works there are all delightful people that live for the arts. More of this plase.
★★★★★Cris ReedNicest place and staff. Activities for all aged kids. Littlest child became brave after watching the other kids. Parents had a great time too.
★★★★★Morai BallSuch a cute theater, students are talented and energetic. Teachers have a passion for their students. A very impressed performance by their teachers and students.
★★★★★LevI highly recommend everyone sign up for a class or workshop at Echo Theater! Whether you are curious about acrobatics and down to try something new, or maybe you're a more experienced aerialist looking for a vibrant community to do it with, this is the place for you! I've taken classes here weekly for about a year, and it has been the best experience. The instructors are welcoming, positive, encouraging and will meet you where you're at while challenging you to work towards your goals. The other students in class are a diverse group of skill levels and ages, and coming together in performances is just magical. Echo Theater is a Portland treasure worth supporting!
★★★★★Grant HulingOur small children loved their circus class. More than that, the institution opened up a world of gymnastics and physicality for them -- At Echo, we also saw an excellent and quite professional play put on by high schoolers, some of whom had come through my childrens' circus class. It helped them see what can happen if you stick with something, and the engaged teachers have been there to help that happen.