 NEW HAVEN -Elm Shakespeare Company recently announced the launch of online summer camps, for youth ages 7-12 and 13-18. In response to the success of its online residencies this Spring, ESC has been working with teaching artists across the country to re-design existing camp programs into engaging, creative, and fun online activities, according to a statement. Teen Camp, for teens age 13-18, immerses each camper into a challenging, creative environment working with theater professionals. In this new format campers will receive two private coaching sessions each week via Zoom with two ESC artists: Ben Curns and Sarah Bowles. Curns appeared last summer in Elms The Comedy of Errors, as Dromio of Ephesus. Bowles appeared in 2017 on stage for Elms Loves Labours Lost. Three unique sessions of Players Camp offer campers age 7-12 a chance to explore the world of Shakespeare in a two-week program, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Monday-Friday. Each session culminates with a Shakespeare performance, created with the ideas of each camper. In response to community need, based on availability, camps will be offered free to families of essential workers or those who are unemployed as spaces remain available. For more information on Elm Shakespeares Teen Camp, visit Eyewitness to History project can be seen NORTH HAVEN - The Eyewitness to History event was developed to provide students with a firsthand account of historical events. Through eyewitness stories, narrated by a select group of guest speakers, the idea was to give students a deeper understanding of the historical events that they studied in U.S. History class throughout the year. The school community has heard many interesting guest speakers during the last 13 years,... 