MTI musical · Full-length
Disney’s Camp Rock The MusicalScript, Piano/Vocal Score & show details
- Full-length
- Medium–Large cast (11+), flexible
- Roles: 14 women · 16 men · 4 any-gender + ensemble
- PG
The printed Camp Rock script comes with your MTI license. The digital version is a separate add-on for your whole cast and crew. See pricing
Camp Rock synopsis
Book by Faye Greenberg and Robert L. Freedman · Songs by Adam Watts, Andy Dodd, Kara DioGuardi, Mitch Allen, Matthew Gerrard, Robbie Nevil, Jeannie Lurie, Aris Archontis, Chen Neeman, Dapo Torimiro, Lyrica Anderson, Antonina Armato, Tim James, Thomas Sturges, Toby Gad, Kovasciar Myvette, Aaron Dudley, Steve Rushton, Jamie Houston, Adam Anders, Nikki Hassman, Peer Astrom and Greg Wells · Music Adapted, Arranged, Orchestrated and Produced by David Lawrence
Disney's Camp Rock The Musical, a combination of The Disney Channel's "Camp Rock" and "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" (starring teen idols, Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers) will fire up your stage with over a dozen songs, including "This Is Me," "Can't Back Down," "It's On" and "We Rock."
A classic story of rivalry and power, Disney's Camp Rock The Musical opens with Mitchie and her friends arriving at Camp Rock, ready to spend another summer jamming out and having the time of their lives. But the new, flashy Camp Star across the lake now threatens Camp Rock's very existence. To keep the doors open, Mitchie steps up, rallies her fellow Camp Rockers and gets them into top shape for the ultimate showdown!
Disney's Camp Rock The Musical features a large ensemble cast with many featured roles. Whether your students are singers, actors, dancers or triple threats, everyone has an opportunity to shine in this high-energy show!
Full synopsis
Welcome to Camp Rock — the ultimate camp for aspiring musicians ("Camp Rock Anthem"). Mitchie Torres arrives and greets her friends from last summer ("Brand New Day"). Everyone is welcomed by Camp Rock's founder, Brown Cesario. Mitchie starts off Opening Jam with ("This Is Me") and is joined by Connect 3 front man, Shane Gray, when he arrives with his brothers, Nate and Jason. In spotlight-absorbing fashion, Tess Tyler takes the stage ("Start the Party"). The campers soon receive an invitation to visit the brand new Camp Star, run by Brown's rival and former band mate, Axel Turner. Luke and the Star Campers perform a high-energy number ("Fire"), which overwhelms the Camp Rockers. Axel offers them a spot at Camp Star, and Tess immediately makes arrangements. Brown quickly shuttles the Camp Rockers back home to avoid further defections. Before they leave, Nate becomes smitten with Axel's daughter, Dana, but is too shy to say anything.
Brown informs the campers that most of his staff took Axel's offer, and Camp Rock will have to close immediately. Mitchie, devastated, calls her pals to action ("Can't Back Down"). Brown agrees to let Shane, Nate and Jason take over teaching the classes ("Play My Music"). Bolstered by their progress, the Camp Rockers challenge the Star Campers to a Final Jam showdown ("It's On"). Tess and Axel up the ante and offer to broadcast "Camp Wars" so that viewers can vote for the winner. Brown is furious when he hears about the contest, but the Camp Rockers convince him they can do it. Mitchie starts working on their number and drives everyone to focus. Shane, Nate and Jason try to lighten the mood ("Heart and Soul"), but Mitchie makes everyone get right back to work. Spying from a distance, Tess misses how much fun she used to have at Camp Rock. As Mitchie and Shane fight about not spending time together, Nate sneaks across the lake to sing to Dana all the things that he was too shy to say ("Introducing Me").
The Camp Rockers want to improve their chances by making the Final Jam number a duet between Shane and Mitchie, but they first have to get them back together ("Wouldn't Change a Thing"). Camp Wars arrives and the Star Campers perform a flashy, hi-tech number ("Tear It Down"). Intimidated, the Camp Rockers give it their best ("What We Came Here For"). Everyone's thrilled until they realize that Axel solicited votes outside of the broadcast, and Camp Star is announced as the winner. On the way back to Camp Rock, Brown expresses how proud he is of everyone, even if the camp has to close down ("This Is Our Song"). Suddenly, the phones start ringing from parents who saw the performance and want to send their kids to Camp Rock next summer! Joined now by several Camp Star defectors, including Tess and Dana, the Camp Rockers are thrilled to know they will be back for an even better summer next year ("We Rock")!
Synopsis courtesy of Music Theatre International (MTI).
Camp Rock characters & vocal ranges
The Camp Rock musical has 16 named roles plus an ensemble, for a medium to large cast (11+), and the cast size is flexible. Many roles can be cast across gender. ‘Written as’ reflects how MTI lists each role.
| Character | Written as | Vocal range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mitchie Torres | Female | F5–G3 | A familiar face and veteran at Camp Rock. She falls for Shane. Talented, smart, outspoken. |
| Shane Gray | Male | A5–G3 | The youngest and most charismatic member of the Connect 3 band. Shane is the lead singer and Mitchie's love interest. |
| Nate Gray | Male | B5–F3 | The middle brother of the Connect 3 band. A shy drummer who falls for Dana. |
| Jason Gray | Male | F5–F3 | The oldest member and brother of the Connect 3 band. A comical, easy-going guitar player. |
| Caitlyn Geller | Female | D5–F3 | A future record mogul, Caitlyn is quirky and gifted. Mitchie's best friend. |
| Tess Tyler | Female | D5–G3 | The daughter of pop star T.J. Tyler, Tess is Camp Rock's snobby diva. |
| Ella Pador | Female | E5–G3 | A longtime Camp Rocker, she is very interested in fashion and helps with the costume designs. |
| Rosie Day | Female | D5–G3 | The new girl at Camp Rock, Rosie is eager to be a part of everything, and does all she can to save Camp Rock. |
| Barron James | Male | E5–G3 | A hip-hop dancer and Sander's best friend. The goofy partner in crime. |
| Sander Loya | Male | E5–G3 | Barron's best friend and partner in crime. The brains of the mischievous duo. |
| Andy Hosten | Male | E5–G3 | The quintessential drummer from Camp Rock. Cool and chill. |
| Brown Cesario | Male | Not listed | A former rock star and the new owner of Camp Rock. Brown cares about keeping the integrity of the camp intact. Passionate, musical, kind-hearted. |
| Dana Turner | Female | F5–G3 | Axel Turner's daughter and Nate's love interest. A talented musician embarrassed by her father. Sweet, sincere. |
| Luke Williams | Not listed | Not listed | A big talent with an ego to match. |
| Axel Turner | Male | Not listed | Founder of Camp Star. A former rock star himself, he is Brown's nemesis and Dana's father. Competitive, ruthless, delusional. |
| Georgina Farlow | Female | Not listed | A reality television host hired by Axel to host the "Final Jam." Slick, enthusiastic, a hot-shot. |
| Ensemble | Not listed | Not listed | Camp Rockers; Star Campers |
Camp Rock song list
- This is Our Song/Intro
- This is Me
- Start the Party
- You're My Favorite Song
- Fire
- Can't Back Down
- Play My Music
- It's On
- Heart and Soul
- Introducing Me
- Wouldn't Change a Thing
- Tear it Down
- What We Came Here For
- This Is Our Song
- Camp Rock Megamix (Bows)
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