Theater Camp

Joan Rubinsky faces a life-altering crisis when a strobe light at a performance triggers a seizure. This event leads her to slip into a coma, throwing her theater-centric summer camp into uncertainty.

With Joan in a coma, her son Troy inherits the management of AdirondACTS. As a self-proclaimed 'business influencer,' he quickly realizes the difficulty of connecting with the diverse personalities of the theater kids.

In an attempt to stabilize the camp’s finances, Troy decides to convert his cabin into an Airbnb. He welcomes a guest named Tim, hoping additional funds will ease the financial strain on the camp.

Troy receives support from Joan's devoted staff, including her best friends Amos and Rebecca-Diane. Together, they rally to announce an ambitious lineup of productions for the summer, including a new original musical titled *Joan, Still*.

During auditions for the new musical, Caroline from the investment firm Barnswell Capital delivers a shocking message to Troy. She reveals that AdirondACTS might face foreclosure, intensifying the urgency to save the camp.

As the summer progresses, Amos and Rebecca-Diane make considerable headway on the musical. Rebecca-Diane takes on the responsibility of composing the finale’s lyrics and music, showcasing her artistic talents.

Troy and the camp’s chief technician Glenn devise a plan to raise funds by utilizing the campers as servers at a Rotary Club event. The event generates mixed results, highlighting the challenges of camp life and fundraising.

Tensions arise when Amos grows increasingly worried about Rebecca-Diane's frequent absences. Their relationship reaches a breaking point when she confesses her new role as a cruise ship performer, leaving Amos feeling abandoned.

To secure funding for the camp, Troy invites a group known as the 'Founding Ballers' to attend a performance of *Joan, Still*. This invitation marks a critical moment in their efforts to save AdirondACTS.

Chaos ensues moments before the performance when the lead performer Darla abruptly leaves to pursue a movie role. Glenn unexpectedly steps in to perform, revealing hidden talents and surprising the audience.

The finale of *Joan, Still* showcases the cast presenting a finished version of Rebecca-Diane's number. Despite the challenges faced, the performance becomes a moment of hope and community for everyone involved.

In a surprising turn, Tim, the Airbnb guest, steps up with a generous donation inspired by the performance's themes. This donation provides a glimmer of hope for the camp that is struggling to stay afloat.

Rebecca-Diane enjoys success as a cruise performer, but her journey takes a comedic turn when she accidentally sets the ship ablaze during a séance. This incident highlights her chaotic yet vibrant journey in the theater world.

As the performance concludes, Joan miraculously awakens from her coma. In a twist of fate, she expresses her concerns about Troy managing the camp, delivering a stark warning to the audience.