Celebrate the season with Perry-Mansfield’s first annual A White Christmas: The Review, a joyful culmination of our entire fall season. Bringing together students from our Junior and Senior Theatre Ensembles, Circus Arts Program, and special guest artists, this all-school production is a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and community.

Filled with beloved holiday music, timeless performances, and the magic of the season, this production represents more than a showcase, it marks the beginning of a cherished Perry-Mansfield tradition. Each year, our fall programs will unite on one stage to create an unforgettable holiday experience for families throughout the Yampa Valley and beyond.

Join us as we celebrate the season, honor the artistry of every student, and begin a tradition that we hope will warm hearts for generations to come.

Founded in 1913 by Charlotte Perry and Portia Mansfield

Nestled into 74 acres of wilderness, Perry-Mansfield is the oldest continuously operating performing arts camp in the United States. The camp was founded on the principles that an exploration of the arts in a natural setting would create new inspiration for art as well as to allow for collaboration between artistic disciplines while challenging campers physically, artistically and emotionally.

Throughout its history, the camp has been a pioneering influence in the development of modern dance, choreography, and performing arts education.

Founders Charlotte (Kingo) Perry and Portia Mansfield spent their lives “lifting” people and encouraging others to follow their dreams no matter how impossible they appeared. Today, both students and faculty dream new dreams of lives in the arts and continue to shape the future of dance and theatre.

Perry-Mansfield Today

Perry-Mansfield’s Mission is to provide young people superior arts training in body, heart and mind and to promote creativity, a sense of the close association of the arts, and the values of a way of life close to nature.

The White Christmas Review Show