Cultural Arts Playhouse runs a summer theater camp for students in kindergarten through 10th grade, structured as three sessions - two of three weeks and one of two weeks - each ending in a fully staged show performed for a live audience. Campers work with professional directors, choreographers, musicians, and teaching artists on acting, improv, and storytelling alongside general camp activities. The playhouse is at 170 Michael Drive in Syosset and also produces adult and children's theater and teaches year-round classes for ages 7-18, serving more than 20,000 people annually. Daily hours are not stated.
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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 Cultural Arts Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Theresa KirkExcellent local talent! Enjoy every show.
★★★★★Robin HeaslipI went to see beautiful. It was an excellent production with many many talented performers. It is more than worth it to Go .
★★★★★SK GeorgeWe had a wonderful time seeing Hairspray! Big things come in small packages and this intimate theater houses both seasoned and green performers, this winning combination provides both Innovation and nostalgia . Hairspray is from the 60s, but its themes are timeless. Thanks CAP for such an enjoyable show. The world needs more theaters like the Cultural Arts Playhouse.
★★★★★leahCAP puts on the most amazing shows - especially for the little ones! From Frozen to the Addams Family, I’ve watched many really wonderful performances here. The facilities are always clean as well!
★★★★★Renee1st time watching live theater last night- very pleased with both the performance and the way social distancing was handled- loved the show, and felt comfortable in the audience knowing the actors were all vaccinated and wore clear masks, and temps were taken of audience members who were required to wear masks and were somewhat seated apart from each other-