
The St. James Players
Private
The St. James Players is an all-volunteer nonprofit community theatre in Lebanon, founded by Karen Dundore-Gulotta and now based at 2231 Lebanon Valley Mall, that stages productions cast from people of all ages, abilities and experience levels. The company states its theatre opportunities are free to participants, on stage or behind the scenes. The pages read confirm youth participation in its shows but do not describe a summer camp with dates, ages or hours.
The practical details
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 The St. James Players directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleGreat shows. Small intimate theater. Kids shows too
My family and I have seen several productions at The St. James Players, and they were all OUTSTANDING! My daughter and I have had the honor of being on stage at St. James, in their production of "The Homecoming a Christmas Story". Working with the director, Karen Dundore-Gulotta was a great experience! She has the ability to bring out the best in her cast, no matter what their age. St James also runs an after school program called Star Academy. The focus of the Star Academy is to teach elementary aged children the art of acting and performance. Karen and her staff are truly making the world a better place! I encourage you to attend one or all of their upcoming performances and support local theater. You won't be disappointed!
The show we saw was Never Trust a City Slicker. The show was awesome. The performers were very good and funny. The show lasted about an hour to an hour and a half. Everyone volunteers their time. We will be back for the next show. Stop out and support live performance.
What a wonderful gift of talents and time to the community! We will definitely make plans to return when we visit the area.
Loved the first play of theirs I saw, Anne Of Green Gables. Then my son went to their theatre camp, trying out acting for the first time. He loved it! Can’t wait for him to participate in future shows with The St. James Players!


