Youth use their imaginations to create a beach scene while learning how to be comfortable on stage Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp in Jennings.The youth are learning how to create stories using role playing, communication skills and their imaginations. (Doris Maricle / American Press

Cloee Bonin, 13, of Roanoke creates "That Crazy Dude" statue on Wednesday during an impromptu role playing activity Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp in Jennings.Youth ages 6-15 are learning basic aspects of the theatre while using their imaginations and teamwork. (Doris Maricle / American Press)

Maren Leger, 7, of Iota, Emerson Guillotte, 8, of Hathaway and Abigail Durkes, 8, of Jennings work on a stained glass art project Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp.The camp allows youths to experience the world of art and theatre using different techniques. (Doris Maricle / American Press)

Ellen Cassidy, 7, of Jennings works on a stained glass butterfly Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp in Jennings. The weeklong camp will end Friday with a showcase of the student art projects and a short production at the Strand Theatre. (Doris Maricle / American Press)

Lucy Sittig, 7, of Jennings and sisters Lucy, 6, and Millie,8, Mestayer, of Lake Charles paint their stained glass art projects Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp. The goal of the camp is to introduce youth to the world of art and theater while having fun. (Doris Maricle / American Press)

Siblings Ella Peterson, 7, and Carter Peterson, 6, of Iowa work on a stained glass art project Wednesday during the Zigler Art Museum and Jeff Davis Arts Council's summer art and theatre camp.The week will end Friday with a showcase of their art projects and a short production at the Strand Theatre. (Doris Maricle / American Press)