The Fairmount Performing Arts Conservatory (FPAC) Summer Program is an intensive, multi-week program that allows students to hone skills, sharpen techniques and explore new areas of theatrical arts in a full or half-day program. Students work with some of the premier theatre professionals in a cirriculum that is fully customizable.

Summer Program 2010 was our biggest and best yet! FPAC expanded the program to eight total weeks divided into three sessions. Over 200 students enrolled in the summer program and 80 participated in the summer theatrical productions of Children of Eden, Honk! Jr. and Pride & Prejudice.

The 2010 Summer Program featured multiple course options for children teens and adults.

The Professional Training Workshop allowed students in grades 6 through college to master a "toolbox" of skills in The Core Program or allowed more advanced students the opportunity for more focused training in The Advanced Training Program.

Production Workshop was geared for young people in 1st through 6th grade who wanted to have fun exploring all the various areas involved in putting on theatrical productions including acting, scenery, props, costumes, lighting and performing.

FPAC Presents! allowed the participants of the FPAC Summer Program to participate in three fully-mounted productions.

The Contemporary Theatre Workshop for Adults was an advanced program that focused on the plays and techniques of modern theatre.

Sundays with Brian Zoldessy allowed older teens and adults to take part in three one-shot workshops that included Carpe Luden (Seize the School): College Audition Prep, Getting Your Act Together: How to be a Working Actor and The DNA of Acting: Script Analysis for the Actor.