Alaska Theatre of Youth offers summer Conservatory theater day camps in Anchorage for ages 5-18, running roughly late May through early August. Sessions include Music Theatre (4 weeks), Acting (3 weeks) and Triple Threat (1 week), meeting 9am-4pm with early drop-off and late pick-up available. Curriculum covers acting, voice, dance, movement, stage combat and technical theater, culminating in performances.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Alaska Theatre Of Youth directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Shannon HartleyExcellent productions for the youth of Anchorage. We make a point to support our community youth. Make sure to visit their website for more information.
★★★★★Christina Stowell
★★★★★Tilly DeeAlaska Theater of Youth has given my kids confidence in all aspects of their lives! Classes are not only fun, but they are truly educational. The care from the staff to make sure all of the children are given a fun, safe environment in which they get to forget friendships while keeping the arts alive is truly impressive. ATY offers a service no one else is able to, but they do it like they have all the competition in the world and they want to be the best! We are an ATY family for life!
★★★★★Caitlin PoindexterAlaska Theatre of Youth empowers young actors and actresses by creating scripts that they can connect to, learning about them to determine how they can best own their space on stage, and giving them the tips and tricks to perform at their best. My kids liked their Triple Threat Theatre Camps so much, they are now signed up for Fairy Tale Theatre class this Fall.
★★★★★Laura Norton-CruzMy 9-year-old is in her fourth of a five-week musical theatre camp with ATY, and my 6-year-old just completed a 1-week Fairy Tale theatre camp. We have been so so happy with ATY. My older child is absolutely thriving and comes home explaining and demonstrating such complex concepts that until this summer, she didn't know at all. ATY has helped her to swiftly learn and adapt and feel competent and joyous in musical theatre. My younger child is much more reticent and I wasn't sure how he would do in a theatre camp, but it was so fun and so imaginative and full of stories that he had a great time. The staff, and in particular Ms. Christine (Director and music/voice teacher) and Ms. Janet, were very attentive to what he needed to feel comfortable and to engage meaningfully, and they accomodated him and all of the young children. I've taken the kids to see ATY performances before and enjoyed them, and am so glad that now we get to experience it on this side.