Community theatre in Corpus Christi (the oldest continually operating in Texas) that runs youth summer theatre camps. Its Young Peoples Theatre Camp serves ages 6-15 in one-week sessions ending with a Friday performance, while a four-week Summer Camp Intensive for ages 9-17 trains beginners through advanced students in acting, singing, and dance, culminating in a full youth production.
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 Harbor Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThis place is great. The shows they put on are phenomenal & fun. The concessions has great food & drink selections & taste good too. The productions & actors are really amazing. Please check out their shows!
I have seen two different performances here so far, and they both were absolutely stunning! This community theater could rival any professional company, in my opinion. I would highly recommend this theater to anyone. The cast often mingle in the lobby afterwards, so you can ask questions.
Harbor Playhouse is more than just a theater—it’s a cornerstone of the arts community in Corpus Christi. Perfect for date night, a night out with friends, or anyone who loves live entertainment. Support local theater and enjoy a wonderful Friday night out! 🎭✨ The concession staff was a total hit! So friendly, fast, and made for a fantastic experience.
Nice theatre - not a bad seat in the house! Great show! (Hairspray). Very reasonably priced tickets at just over $20. Parking can be challenging, but additional parking can be found across the street. The concession out of control —too many items on the menu I think, and was closed-off about 15 minutes before showtime due to an extremely long line and the need to get patrons to their seats. Intermission was way too long—about 45 minutes—again, due to the concession I believe. The bathroom situation was adequate before the show but probably not the case during intermission which is not uncommon in small to mid-sized theatres. We got lost on the way thanks to gmaps not being correct due to all of the construction and we’re forced on a 20 minute detour ride across the long bridge to Portland and back. But all in all a good experience.
Great Theater for the area and has a fabulous youth theater summer camp. I highly recommend the camp. The theater itself has nice seating that makes it easy to see the stage. Nice atmosphere and is located on the bay front next to the American Bank Center. Adequate parking in a free lot.






