For five weeks each summer, Urban Stages turns over it's theater space to young people ages 10-14 and provides this youth ensemble with instruction in acting, voice, dance, spoken word and theatrical design.  In five weeks, the youth create a brand new piece of theater incorporating using the skills they've learned to craft their vision.  Liz has directed Urban Stages summer camp for the past two summers, working with an incredible staff to create exciting experiences for both the young people and their audiences.

Eye See You (2013)

Combining the camper's deep interest in mythology and the injustice of Trayvon Martin's recent death, the play analyzed the misjudgment and unfair treatment of the cyclops throughout mythological history and showed this analysis as a parallel with present-day prejudice.  

Revolution Solution (2014)

In this dystopian future drama, the overwhelming trash from planet earth has been sent off to other planets, destroying habitats and killing alien creatures.  Two aliens escape death and work to show the people of earth what destruction earthlings are causing.  The aliens, a rag-tag team of young, frustrated students and boy from 2014 who finds himself transported, band together to overtake Madame's fortress.