Broadview Heights Spotlights is a community theatre founded in 1998 on city grounds at 9543 Broadview Road, offering plays, musicals, youth theatre education and special events. Its summer theatre camp is a one-week, performance-based introduction to musical theatre for children who have completed grades 1 through 6, with age-appropriate music, dance and movement, and acting activities. The theatre also mounts a summer youth production and offers classes and singing lessons.
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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 Broadview Heights Spotlights Theater directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★C HI've been to Broadview Heights Spotlights Theatre for several shows now and I am NEVER disappointed. The local talent is phenomenal and it's always a pleasure to be front and center for every production. We just saw If/Then and the talent in this show blew me away. I left feeling like I was in NYC.
★★★★★Barbara AnnHad a great time seeing The Wedding Singer at Spotlights. The parking is so easy. The staff/volunteers were welcoming and helpful. The talent of the cast exceeded my expectations. And the complementary/donation based food and drink was a pleasant surprise during intermission. The theater held 80 people. I loved it and will be back.
★★★★★KMy daughter really enjoyed the summer youth program for The Aristocats play. I especially liked that the camp was closer to a full time schedule than the other local programs. So much easier for working parents. Edit to add: My daughter came back for year 2 of summer camp, and she had a great time starring in The Jungle Book. This camp is very well structured, excellent communication with the parents, and they put on a wonderful show. They do ALOT with these kids in a short amount of time.
★★★★★Doug HebebrandWe saw “Monster in the Closet” tonight and it was so good! The kids in the show were great. The actress playing both Tom and the Monster was great and I found out later that she filled in as the monster last minute and you’d never know it. Wonderful job. As for the adult characters, Toady (Greg Moore) was hilarious. Great character and actor. Well done to all involved!
★★★★★Margaret BerteauVery nice intimate theater setting. Holds around 80 people. Very accommodating to small groups. They provide a room for group to meet. All theater patrons get refreshments during intermission. Been there twice and performances were excellent.