Whether you were a theater kid in school or not, Theater Camp will surely put a smile on your face throughout its quick 94-minute runtime.
Author: Ema Sasic
Ema Sasic
Ema Sasic is a journalist with The Desert Sun in Palm Springs where she covers entertainment and health. Her work has included interviews with filmmakers and Palm Springs film festival coverage. Additionally, she is a film critic and podcaster for Next Best Picture, an emerging voice in the awards season race, and she is a member of the Hollywood Critics Association. If she’s not writing about a film, Ema can be found in a movie theater checking out the latest releases. She also enjoys attending film festivals, in person or virtually.
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