The Hanifl Performing Arts Center in White Bear Lake is the home of Lakeshore Players Theatre, one of Minnesota's oldest theatres, which offers youth acting classes and a Summer Youth Project where students perform and assist with technical work. The center also houses Children's Performing Arts. Specific camp ages and daily hours are not detailed.
The practical details
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 Hanifl Performing Arts Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Pamela EnzFun atmosphere and lots of things to look at. Entertaining.
★★★★★Randy YMy wife and I attended the Lakeshore Players performance on Jan 31st, 2026. Play was the Alfred Hitchcock classic, "The 39 Steps". The performance was interrupted by an electrical technical issue, mid first act, which delayed the performance by at least 30 minutes. No harm, no foul. But it highlighted the teamwork of local live stage theater. My wife and I were well informed during the delay and we hung in there and didn't leave because we wanted to support local performing arts. Overall, I'd give 5 stars to the stage adaption of Hithcock's "39 Steps" because we watched the original Hitchcock classic the next day. And the play in White Bear matched nicely with the screenplay.
★★★★★Art ArsenaultThis wonderful community performance center blew me away in so many ways. Both the lobby and the auditorium are beautiful and fresh. The Annie production was incredible and professional. This will not be the last time for my wife and I to enjoying the show here.
★★★★★Kari MeierThe theater is wonderful. You could not get a bad seat in the place. Affordable, wonderful selection of shows and the theater itself is easily accessible, plenty of parking, local for me, and offer more than plays - they also have musical artists as well! If you are on WBL, go out to Rudy's, then hit the Hanifl for a good show. Highly recommend!!!
★★★★★Jennifer O'ConnorI had the pleasure of attending Birch Lake's 1st ever play "Jellybeans the Cheetah and Hope" last weekend and it was so cool! Tickets were easy to obtain, not a bad seat in the house, and very cool literature about programs offered thru there. I can't believe I had never heard of the place before this play! Awesome experience!