Theater Camp

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2023

1h 33m

PG-13

English

Comedy

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After the indomitable and beloved founder of a scrappy theater camp in upstate New York falls into a coma, the eccentric staff must band together with her clueless "crypto-bro" son to keep the thespian paradise afloat.

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Theater Camp

PG-13

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2023

1h 33m

English

Comedy

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Cast

Amos Klobuchar

Rebecca-Diane

Glenn Winthrop

Troy Rubinsky

Rita Cohen

Janet Walch

Clive DeWitt

Gigi Charbonier

Joan Rubinsky

Caroline Krauss

Mackenzie Thomas

Darla Sanchez

Devon Miller

Lainey Fischer

Alan Park

Sebastian Campbell

Christopher L

Christopher S

Toby Garcia

Alice Taylor

Franny King

Salem

Tyrone Mitchell Henderson

Devon Dad 1

Priscilla Lopez

Grandma Elizabeth

David Rasche

Dr. Bill Rauch

Directed By: Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman

Written By: Molly Gordon, Ben Platt, + 2 more

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ragreynolds says...

8 months ago

I would also like to know why that child is allergic to polyester

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gcpete says...

8 months ago

Turns out mockumentary is not as easy as Christopher Guest makes it look! Perhaps also let down by a lack of affection for it's characters, we seem to be invited to laugh at not with them.

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JHenryS says...

2 months ago

The third act does a lot of the heavy lifting, but the whole movie has funny, feel-good vibes to it. The finale always makes me happy-cry, and Noah Galvin in particular is a wonder to behold. As a theater kid, this triggers a lot of nostalgia, and I think anyone who's ever worked in community theater can strongly relate to some part of this movie. To the non-theater people out there: was this as good for you as it was for us?

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Beaupedia says...

10 months ago

Theater kid or not, it's funny and clever and everyone in the theater laughed out loud throughout. Loved it!

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JC230

8/10 9 months ago

Listen. I loved musicals and theatre. I still love musicals and theaters. This scratched that itch. That sentimental, overwrought sense of belonging that’s not as true as it’s built up to be but that we hold onto anyway. Platt is much more bearable when playing the entitled ass we know him to be More

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CinemaSerf

9 months ago

When "Joan" (Amy Sedaris) unfortunately has a seizure caused by the strobe lighting (or perhaps the singing) at an am-dram performance of "Bye Bye Birdie", her profiteering and none-too-bright son "Troy" (the Channing tatum-esque Jimmy Tatro) finds himself in charge of her summer camp for would be, More

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Brent Marchant

9 months ago

Films in the mockumentary genre can be thoroughly satisfying entertainment experiences when done right, as seen in such examples as “Zelig” (1983), “This Is Spinal Tap” (1984) and “Fear of a Black Hat” (1993). But the key, as noted above, is in doing them right, something to which this l More

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