Round House Theatre’s Teen Performance Company
The 25th Annual Sarah Metzger Memorial Play

By Naysan Mojgani
Directed by Ace Kippola

March 5-7, 2027 | World Premiere

High school and college students can see this production for FREE! Learn more HERE. 

About the show: When the director of Camp Silver Lake inexplicably goes on a murderous rampage, the surviving junior counselors and campers band together to survive. As the teenagers make sense of what happened to them and what happens next, their friends start to inexplicably go missing, and they soon discover that the nightmare isn't over. Told through a mix of theatre and film, The Camp Silver Lake Jamboree Massacre is an inventive and entertaining twist on the teen slasher genre that explores trauma, community, and identity.

The Round House Theatre Teen Performance Company is a pre-professional program for the next generation of theatre artists. Round House gathers the region’s most creative young theatre artists and provides mentorship to them as they work on a play at our theatre. Selected students shadow productions on the Round House stage, attend events and master classes with Round House company members, and work closely with professional artists and practitioners at every step of the process.

The program culminates in The Sarah Metzger Memorial Play, which is directed, designed, stage managed, and performed by high school students. The Sarah Metzger Memorial Play was established by the Metzger family and friends to celebrate the memory of Sarah Metzger, an inspiring and active member of the theatre community, who was killed in an automobile accident during her freshman year of college.

Thank you to our sponsors:
Our Golden Anniversary sponsors are Nan Beckley; Heidi and Mitch Dupler; Gil and Rona* Eisner; Jay and Robin Hammer; Manfred M Hein* and Florence H Hein*; Linda Ravdin and Don Shapero; David and Sherry Smith; and Judy and Leo Zickler. 

The Camp Silver Lake Jamboree Massacre is sponsored by The Metzger Family and Maureen & Michael McMurphy and the Patrick Michael McMurphy Memorial Foundation


*in memoriam