Plenty of (sleep-away) drama in the Catskills  MARK KENNEDY AP
Drama Writer Published:  LOCH SHELDRAKE, N.Y. (AP) -- It's a
glorious late summer day in the Catskills Mountains, perfect for
a nice dip in the water. But the large, inviting swimming pool
at one sleep-away camp is untouched.  This is Stagedoor Manor,
where days and nights are spent furiously learning dialogue,
taking classes on stagecraft, tackling show tunes and practicing
choreography, not lounging about. By summer's end, 867 campers
will have starred in some 40 full-scale productions.  It's a
place where campers in "Jersey Boys" T-shirts ask each other:
"How many pairs of fishnets did you bring?" Or are overheard
wondering, "Do we have Makeup and then lunch, or lunch and then
Makeup?" On bus trips to the movies or the mall, they are known
to proudly sing Stephen Sondheim's "The Ladies Who Lunch"
instead of "99 Bottles of Beer."  "Nothing about this is
normal," says Konnie Kittrell, the production director who is
celebrating her 30th year at St