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Black Hills Community Theatre

★★★★½ 4.862 reviewsRapid City, SDAges 6–14

Black Hills Community Theatre (BHCT) in Rapid City offers youth summer theatre camps and workshops as part of its education programming, including a Build-A-Play devised-theatre workshop where students create an original show, and a Summer Stage of outdoor youth productions. It is a nonprofit community theatre.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 6–14
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Financial aid
Available
Special Needs FriendlyEarly Bird Discount
Before you register

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 Black Hills Community Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Emily Beck

inclusive; youth and adult outreach; rentals; cultural awareness; entertaining, often though provoking

★★★★★Mike Mamula

Spongebob was so frickin good. Ugh. Such a damn good show. Glad I went. Go see it this weekend! You won't be disappointed!

★★★★★Candi Cardinal

I went with my daughter and some ladies from her church for ladies' night. We saw The Women of Lockerbie. A member of her church was one of the main characters. It was a beautiful and poignant telling of this tragic event. The actors were amazing. The women who played the Scootish ladies pulled off that accent flawlessly. The whole cast told a story of survival, grit, determination, healing, forgiveness, and love. Not a dry eye in the house! Can't wait to see this troupe pull off another successful show!

★★★★★Amelia Lippincott

This is the best way to spend your evening, witnessing the live performances and seeing art come to life on stage. We need more support for local arts, and this is the best place to start if you're looking to donate, volunteer, perform, or just be a blessed audience member. Frankly, that's what it's all about.

Philip “Phil Dirt” Harvey

Shrek should have been a child friendly show. Instead we got a song titled, "Let your freak flag fly! When a characters clothing was ripped off to reveal a dress, then stated that cross dressing is great. Disgusting ideology that my family was subjected to. They should be ashamed and I would have rather set fire to my money than unwittingly supported this deviant messaging. I'll never go to another production put on by the facility. Be ashamed groomers!!

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