Nonprofit children's theater in Birmingham offering summer drama day camps for ages 4-18, grouped by age from Imagination Party (4-6) through teen production labs. Campers play theater games, rehearse, and stage a show across June and July sessions.
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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 Birmingham Children's Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Clarence Threatt IIIGreat plays for the entire family that I have enjoyed since I was a kid. They are really giving local talent a chance to showcase their craft.
★★★★★Jason RilesAlthough it is a children's theater I love it. Very entertaining and enthusiastic performances. My Step daughter played Zoopie the dog. The Kid with the #11 jersey was so funny. He knew Zoopie wasn't real but he had to make sure. He kept looking for the dogs reproductive organs, lmao 😂. Fun times
★★★★★Christa LodicoA wonderful place for my granddaughter dance recital again. Great stage and seating was wonderful. I could see the stage well
★★★★★Matt SmithWe saw Mouse on the Move today with our 1.5 and 5-year-old. It was so much fun! The use of props was creative. The invitations were appropriate for kids from 0-5. It was understood that the space really belonged to the kids during the time we were there and the actresses and director let that be the case. It was wonderful and such a wonderful way to spend the morning as a family.
★★★★★April L. ButlerSmaller theater that is great for younger kids with a carpet seating setup close to the stage. We saw Rumplestiltskin and the cast was well prepared for interruptions and has techniques to keep the kids interested and involved. 7 year old loved it, 11 year old was indifferent though we saw plenty of 2 and 3 year olds that remained captivated throughout. The play was about 45 minutes long, so it was short enough to avoid needing snacks or toys to distract.