Theater Camp (2023) (Movie)

format_quote Amos Klobuchar: What you don't understand is the importance of what we do here, okay? This place is for people who need it, okay? People who aren't accepted anywhere else. You are not one of those people, Troy. You are not one of us.

format_quote Amos Klobuchar: I'm not going to sugarcoat it; emotionally, physically, and spiritually this is our most complicated piece we've ever tried to do. Most ambitious. Now we only have three weeks to create a masterpiece. It's on you now. It's up to you. So, that's on your shoulders, as well as Joan's well-being and her legacy. All on you.
Rebecca-Diane: But you so deserve it on every level, you guys are so talented, so unbelievable, this will break you. This will fully destroy you.
Amos Klobuchar: Congratulations on being the most talented kids at camp!

format_quote Amos Klobuchar: ...Rebecca could feel it too because we kind of share a soul and we are linked artistically, emotionally...
Rebecca-Diane: Completely. We are one.
Janet Walch: You're co-dependent.
Amos Klobuchar: Well, no, I would say we are dependent on each other.

stars  Amos (Ben Platt) asks one of the children in "Joan, Still" if "Julianne Moore really had dementia?" This refers to Moore's role in the similarly titled Still Alice (2014). Moore also played Platt's mother in the film Dear Evan Hansen (2021).

stars  All the dialogue in the film is improvised.

stars  Ben Platt and Noah Galvin are a real-life couple. They have also both played the title role in Dear Evan Hansen.