Programs
Camp Just Imagine
Presents a production of

Music and Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman, Robert B. Sherman and Terry Gilkyson
Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Marcy Heisler
Music Adapted and arranged by Bryan Louiselle
Based on the Screenplay by Larry Clemmons
Based on the Novel 'The Jungle Book' by Rudyard Kipling
Camp Just Imagine is designed for students entering grades 1-5 and will incorporate many aspects of theater. Campers will have the opportunity to audition for lead roles, dance and sing with the ensemble and create the jungle world designing props, sets and costumes. A finale show will be performed for campers' friends and families.
Camp Quick Links
Registration
Dates and Locations
Required Paperwork
Jungle Book
Plot Summary
Characters
Song List
Collection of Pictures From the Previous Year
Registration
Online Registration for Camp Just Imagine
Registration is $140 per camper, per week
Camp Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
Friday – Show will begin at 4:30 pm
Campers will receive a complimentary t-shirt and daily healthy snack.
Campers will need to provide their own sack lunch each day.
Extended Camp Hours Available for an additional $35 per camper, per week
Early Drop Off 7:30 am - 8:30 am / After Care 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm – price includes both
During extended camp hours, campers will have supervised free time which includes; indoor recess,
short visits to the playground, arts and crafts instruction, as well as additional rehearsal time for the
upcoming show.
If you have a specific question in the meantime, please contact the Programs Department at programs@txpta.org or 512-476-6769.
Dates and Locations
cannot accept any more campers. Please consider joining us at the Round Rock or
West Austin / Steiner Ranch location.
Round Rock
June 10 – 14
Fern Bluff Elementary
17815 Park Valley Dr.
Round Rock, TX 78681
Hosted by Round Rock ISD
Cedar Park / Leander 
July 29 – August 2
Naumann Elementary
1201 Brighton Bend Lane
Cedar Park, TX 78613
Hosted by Leander ISD
Steiner Ranch / West Austin
August 12 – 16
River Ridge Elementary
12900 Tierra Grande Trail
Austin, TX 78732
Hosted by Leander ISD
Required Paperwork
Prior to the first day of camp, the following forms will need to be sent either by email to programs@txpta.org, by fax to 512-322-9326 or mailed to 7600 Chevy Chase Dr., Building 2, Suite 300, Austin, TX 78752,
Attn: Programs.
All three forms will be required for each camper. Please take a moment to print them from the links below.
If you need assistance, please contact the Programs Department at 512-476-6769.
General Liability Form ![]()
Medical Release Form ![]()
Photograph Release Form ![]()
Plot Summary
Deep in the heart of the Jungle, Mowgli the Man-cub is raised by wolves ("Jungle Prologue"), When Shere Kahn the tiger decides that Mowgli is no longer welcome in the Jungle, Bagheera the panther plans to guide him to the safety of the Man village. Mowgli refuses to leave his home, so the two settle down for the night under a Coconut Tree. Their peaceful night is interrupted ('Kaa the Snake") when Kaa the snake lulls Mowgli into a deep sleep ("Trust in Me '). Bagheera chases off the snake ("Night into Day"), just in time for an elephant stampede ("Colonel Hathi's March"). As the elephants march off, Bagheera commands Mowgli to follow him without any more argument.
Mowgli pouts by a large boulder ("Baloo the Bear"), only to discover that it is the giant bear Baloo, who offers his philosophy on life ("The Bare Necessities"). During his "lesson," Mowgli is kidnapped by monkeys ("The Bare Necessities' Reprise) and taken to their leader, King Louie, who wants to learn how to be a man ("I Wan'na Be Like You"). Bagheera rescues Mowgli while the disguised Baloo distracts King Louie ("I Wan'na Be Like You" - Reprise) When the monkeys try to follow in pursuit, Shere Khan scares them away ("Shere Khan the Tiger'").
Baloo realizes that the Jungle is not safe for Mowgli, who overhears him and runs away, dejected ("Mowgli Runs"). Mowgli's Jungle friends promise to protect him ("That's What Friends Are For"), but Shere Khan finds him anyway. Baloo, Mowgli and the Jungle work together to tie up the tiger ("The Battle"). The Coconut Tree, revealed to be the young girl Shanti in disguise, blindfolds Shere Khan, who exits in shame. Even though he is now safe, Mowgli decides to go to the Man village with Shanti, but will always consider the Jungle his home ("The Bare Necessities" - Finale, "I Wan'na Be Like You" - Bows).
Characters
Baby Elephant – There is a solo line in the song as well as marching, so the student should have a sense of music and movement. Vocal Range E3 - A3
Bagheera – Student should be physically agile and uninhibited with good command of his or her body. The actor should also possess a natural talent for acting, singing and leading a story. Bagheera should act like an older brother or sister to Mowgli. Vocal Range D3 - Bb3
Baloo – Student should be exuberant with a great natural talent for singing and acting. Baloo provides much of the comedic relief in the story, so the actor must possess a natural sense of comedy and not afraid to be wild and crazy and physically uninhibited. The actor should not be self-conscious and should enjoy the spotlight. Baloo's part in "I Wan'na Be Like You" demands a singer with a strong sense of rhythm.
Vocal Range C3 - D4
Coconut Tree / Shanti – Shanti is the girl who takes Mowgli to the village at the end of the story. She is hiding in the jungle the entire time disguised as a Coconut Tree. Student should exude sweetness and kindness and have a natural ability for acting and singing. She has a couple of solos as the Coconut Tree. Vocal Range C3 - C4
Colonel Hathi – Colonel Hathi, the elephant, is in charge of the elephant brigade, but is also a little forgetful. He is good at giving commands but doesn't really understand what's going on around him. The student should be able to sing well and act like a drill sergeant but also be a bit forgetful. This is a good role to feature a student who has talent but may not be ready for the leading role just yet. Vocal Range D3 - A3
Elephant Troupe – The Elephant Troupe can have as many or as few children who would like to participate – at least eight. Students will not need to be strong singers, but should be good movers/dancers so they can physicalize the behavior of elephants and march in and out of formation. Vocal Range D3 - C#4
Jungle Chorus – The Jungle Chorus will be our ensemble of singers, actors and dancers. These roles will offer great opportunities to showcase our students' varied skills. With groups made up of bees, bushes, flowers, plants, prickly pears, rocks, trees, vultures and wolves. There will be plenty of song and dance to go around. Vocal Range C3 - E4
Kaa & Coils – Kaa, the snake, supplies threat and danger to Mowgli's journey out of the jungle. This student should have flair as well as good vocal and movement skills to be the lead Kaa (the head of the snake). At least five other students will act as the body of Kaa. Each of the actors in the scene will have solo lines that are spoken and sung. Students should have some natural acting and singing ability who can also dance.
Vocal Range D3 - B3
King Louie – King Louie is King of the Monkeys. This student will need strong comedic timing and good singing ability. They should have flair and should not be afraid to act like a monkey. Vocal Range C3 - C4
Monkeys – Monkeys should be strong dancers. "I Wan'na Be Like You" offers the chance to do great musical choreography. Vocal Range C3 - D4
Mowgli – Mowgli is a boy who gets along with everyone and who is very likable. He has a joyful and curious nature, and a twinkle in his eye. The student should have a spark that can captivate the audience and should be a bit feisty. Possibly a student with a natural talent for acting and singing. Vocal Range C3 - D4
Old Monkey – Student should be a stronger actor over a singer. He or she should not be afraid to assume the physical traits of a monkey.
Shanti’s Family – Shanti's Family is not seen, but represented by offstage voices.
Shere Khan – Shere Khan, the tiger, is King of the Jungle. Student should be physically threatening, either in size, attitude, or both. He is the villain and the story depends on a good villain. Vocal Range E3 - C4
Song List
Characters included in each song
- Jungle Prologue – Bagheera, Baloo, Jungle & Coconut Tree, Wolves, Shere Khan
- Kaa the Snake – Jungle & Coconut Tree
- Trust in Me – Kaa and Coils
- Night into Day – Jungle & Coconut Tree
- Colonel Hathi’s March – Colonel Hathi, Elephant Troupe, Baby Elephant
- Baloo the Bear – Coconut Tree, Rock, Flower, Baloo
- The Bare Necessities – Jungle & Coconut Tree, Baloo, Mowgli, Bagheera, Bees, Rocks, Plants
- Monkey Business – Jungle
- I Wan’na Be Like You – King Louie, Monkeys, Baloo, Bagheera
- I Wan’na Be Like You (Reprise) - Baloo
- Shere Khan the Tiger – Shere Khan, Jungle
- Mowgli Runs – Jungle, Mowgli
- That’s What Friends Are For – Jungle, Shere Khan
- The Battle – Baloo, Trees, Jungle, Prickly Pears, Rocks, Jungle, Shere Khan
- The Bare Necessities (Finale) – All, Bees, Mowgli, Jungle
- I Wan’na Be Like You (Bows) - All

