Letters From Camp

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“Dear Kelly. It happened AGAIN.”

So begins Jamie Lee Curtis’s show, Letters From Camp. In the summer of 2005, Mookie Hooper— think Diane Sawyer in a training bra— investigates a girl who went missing from Camp Cartwright, while confronting the budding anxieties of tweendom. A heartfelt comedy told through letters written from camp to an unknown figure, Mookie tries to uncover the legend of the Lady of the Lake, make friends with literally anyone, all while trying to mask her errant pubes from the rest of swim class.

Written by Boco Haft and produced by Jamie Lee Curtis and Russell Goldman, Letters from Camp introduces Sunny Sandler as Mookie, Jamie Lee Curtis as Director Sue, along with performances by Edi Patterson, Jake Gyllenhaal and Kirby Howell-Baptiste. Tune in and enjoy the only camp that is open this Summer!

Please note: This audio show will be delivered in two installments. Part II, Episodes 4-8, will be available in your library on 8/18.

Our favorite moments from Letters from Camp

"June 22nd, 2005"

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"You are quite the Camp Cartwright legacy!"

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"I was just curious."

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Letters From Camp
"June 22nd, 2005"

Letters From Camp
"You are quite the Camp Cartwright legacy!"

Letters From Camp
"I was just curious."

About the Creator and Performer

Jamie Lee Curtis is an actress, starring in acclaimed films such as the blockbuster True Lies, for which she won a Golden Globe Award; Trading Places, for which she earned a BAFTA (British Film Academy Award) for Best Supporting Actress; A Fish Called Wanda, for which she received duel Best Actress nominations from BAFTA and the Golden Globes; and the Disney feature film Freaky Friday, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination. It was her portrayal of Laurie Strode in Halloween, which was her film debut and brought her to the attention of audiences worldwide. In 2018, 40 years after the original film’s release, Curtis reprised that signature role in David Gordon Green’s record-breaking horror feature, Halloween, produced by horror guru Jason Blum. The second film in the trilogy, Halloween Kills, will be released in October of this year. Most recently, Curtis appeared in the box office hit Knives Out alongside Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, and Ana De Armas for director and writer Rian Johnson. Curtis is also The New York Times best-selling author of more than a dozen children’s books.

About the Co-Creator

Boco Haft (Co-Creator/Writer) is a comedy writer, performer, and producer based in Los Angeles. She was a featured author in Knopf’s True Prep: A Whole New Old World, by Lisa Birnbach, and has worked on television shows including FX’s Baskets, 20th Century Fox’s Family Guy, and Netflix’s Lady Dynamite, and Arrested Development. By day, she runs development for The Hurwitz Company. To date, her highest achievement was receiving the 2009 Junior Varsity Manager of the Year award for her lauded score-keeping in basketball.

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