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American Idol offers Summer Camp for Kids

American Idol Hit T-V show annocued the opening of a summer camp.
The producers of “American Idol” plan to open the first Idol Camp this summer, in the western Massachusetts town of Northfield.

A press release says would-be campers between the ages of 12 and 15 should demonstrate a passion for the arts and desire to perform. But the four sessions in July and August are being described as “non-competitive.”

Unlike real American Idol contestants, campers will not have to pass a potentially embarrassing audition and, once there, no one will be voted off the camp.

The cost is 29-hundred dollars per camper for ten days, including room and board. The experience will include classes with professional artists, former “American Idol” contestants and others in the entertainment industry.

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