Foxlight Theatre Lab
FoxLight Theatre Lab 2026 (formerly Little Foxes) is a reimagined, full-day summer theatre camp designed to inspire and develop the next generation of performers and creators. Led by professional theatre artists, the program emphasizes production-centered learning, giving students hands-on experience as they bring “She Kills Monster’s,” a full stage production to life. Every registered student will be cast, ensuring an inclusive, confidence-building experience for teens of all skill levels.
This summer, students will perform a high-energy, action-packed play that blends fantasy, humor and heartfelt storytelling. The camp is led by Talia Liccardello, award winning educator, drama director and theatre teacher at Littleton High School. With more than a decade of experience in arts education, advocacy and program leadership, Liccardello has built inclusive theatre programs at both the high school and community levels. She is dedicated to expanding access to high-quality performing arts education while fostering creativity, collaboration and artistic growth. Space is limited, making this an exciting opportunity for students to train with a seasoned theatre professional and take part in a transformative summer experience.
Program Details
Dates: July 6–25
Performances: July 24–25
Location: Aurora Fox Arts Center
Registration: Open now through June 15
Audition for casting: June 20, 2 p.m.
Interested? Complete the registration form below.
For more information, contact
FoxBox@auroragov.org or call 303.739.1970.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The camp runs daily from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., including a lunch break. A detailed day-by-day itinerary will be distributed to all registered families closer to the start date of the program.
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All camp activities will take place on-site at The Aurora Fox Arts Center. Students will remain on the premises for the duration of the day.
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No, students are responsible for bringing their own non-perishable lunch, snacks, and a refillable water bottle each day.
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Students may only leave the theater during the lunch hour if a parent or guardian has signed a formal permission waiver. Otherwise, all students will remain on-site under staff supervision.
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Please wear comfortable clothing that allows for a full range of movement. For safety reasons, closed-toe shoes are required—sandals or flip-flops are not permitted. Because the theater’s climate control can be quite cool, we strongly recommend bringing a sweatshirt or light jacket.
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The initial $100 deposit is non-refundable as it holds your student's place in the program and allows us to begin preparations for their arrival. For any payments made beyond the deposit, refunds may be requested up until June 20. After this date, we are unable to issue refunds as staffing and materials will have been finalized based on enrollment numbers.
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To ensure the best experience for all participants and the cohesion of the ensemble, full attendance is required. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate partial participation or frequent absences during the camp session.
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Absolutely! We offer Technical Internships for students interested in the "behind-the-scenes" aspects of production, such as lighting, sound, and stage management. [Click here] to learn more about our technical track.
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Unfortunately, we are unable to offer scholarships for the current year. However, we are actively working toward establishing a scholarship fund for next year’s program to make our camps more accessible to the community.
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Yes! The camp concludes with a showcase performance for friends and family. Details regarding ticket information and performance times will be included in the orientation packet.
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To secure your student’s spot in the camp, a $100 deposit is required at the time of registration. Once the deposit is received, you will be enrolled in a payment plan for the remaining balance. Please note that all tuition must be paid in full by June 20 to ensure your student’s participation.
