Theater Camp: parents' guide

Very little: stage-combat practice, campers shoving their way to the cast list, a scooter fall in a flashback, and one child slapping another. The camp's founder has a seizure early on and spends most of the film in a medically induced coma.

Adults say the f-word twice (once in background music) and the s-word a couple of times, and a child sings one s-word. Also 'b--ch,' 'a--,' 'damn,' 'piss' and frequent use of God's name.

A counselor sleeps with a woman from a rival camp, implied off screen. Kids audition for sexualized adult roles, including a 'French prostitute' joke, and staff talk about crushes, who is hot and whether campers are virgins. No nudity.

Counselors drink alcohol they confiscated from campers, a cook sips cooking wine, and a camper apparently ate an adult's CBD gummies. A stage musical depicts a character's cocaine habit with a giant prop nose, and jokes treat throat tea like a drug deal.

Nothing scary. The founder's sudden collapse and hospitalization is the most serious moment, and a monologue about a mother losing her son sends a man into a comic war flashback.