Cumberland County Playhouse runs Triple Threat summer camps in Crossville, offering professional instruction in acting, musical theater, dance styles, voice, and stagecraft for students ages 5 to 19. Camps are grouped by level — a junior camp for ages 5–7 and Levels 1–3 for older students — and include daily lunch, a showcase performance, and a ticket to a Playhouse summer production.
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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 Cumberland County Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Vintage MarioStopped by Cumberland County Playhouse recently while in town after hours doing fire inspection related work. Even when it’s quiet, you can feel the history around the building the moment you walk up to it. It’s impressive knowing this theater has been part of the community since 1965 and has become one of the most recognized performing arts venues in rural Tennessee. The Playhouse has connections to actors and productions tied to Broadway, television, and even films like The Shawshank Redemption. The grounds and building still carry that classic theater atmosphere that makes places like this special. Definitely a landmark worth appreciating if you enjoy Tennessee history, live arts, or historic community venues.
★★★★★Bruce MartensWe took our (a Perfect 6 year old) granddaughter to see Dream On, last Friday and she said it was the best #1 surprise she had the whole week that she was with us. Her hands were sore from all the clapping and high 5's she gave us during the performance. Thank You playhouse for a great night and making us look good to our (perfect) granddaughter.
★★★★★Rae JWe took my daughter to see Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. We were worried she wouldn’t sit through the whole thing since she’s 3 but she did. All of us really enjoyed the play tremendously! Our seats were on the stage which was awesome! You could meet & greet the characters after the show. I would go back to any show in a heartbeat! What a wonderful place!
★★★★★deserterWe saw the production of Elf last night. By the end, my cheeks hurt from smiling and my arms hurt from clapping. They did an absolutely amazing job. It was so funny and so cute! The venue itself was beautiful and clean and the seats were comfy. All in all, a wonderful night!
★★★★★Clifford SwoapeWe went with the Lions Club PDG Association of Tennessee to see 9 to 5. The performers were fabulous. The facility was great. Overall, it was a great outing. Would recommend.