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Hunt Family Theatre - Village Theatre's First Stage

★★★★½ 4.787 reviewsIssaquah, WA

Private

Village Theatre's KIDSTAGE runs summer theater camps at its First Stage Theatre in Issaquah, where students work on songs, scenes, and staging around a themed show. The 2026 lineup runs June 22 to August 14 with one-week camps in both half-day and full-day formats on themes including Wicked, KPop Demon Hunters, Taylor Swift, and Lin-Manuel Miranda, plus a two-week production camp staging Shrek The Musical KIDS with no audition required. Camps are open to all skill levels from kindergarten through grade 12, with placement based on the grade the student enters in the fall.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Half-Day Option2-Week Session
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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 Hunt Family Theatre - Village Theatre's First Stage directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Matt Paul

Cute theater not a bad seat in the venue.

★★★Adonai

I suppose it was OK. First time. The toilet paper in the genderless bathroom was difficult, so I was late to the show. There were ushers, somewhere, but none were around to help me find my seat after I finally found the stage. Seating isn't great. Not much leg room. Some guy behind me kept kicking my seat throughout the show, and the female in front of me kept flicking her long hair in my face. Not excited to go back.

★★★★★Joy Abia

Located in Issaquah. My son has always liked drama, acting and singing. I took him for summer camp here and he absolutely loved the experience. All the instructors were kind and playful as is to be expected in a drama program. Definitely a valuable experience for my family.

★★★★★Rick Davis

Good for what it is. As a frequent performing arts patron, I appreciate having this as a low-cost Eastside performance hall. Aligned with Village Theater [across street] which has Seattle pricing and quality close to, but a notch below Rep. In great location. Free parking and a number of walkable restaurants of all types. Quaint suburban town main street.

★★★★★Pamela Stephenson

Very great experience. I went and saw the musical Newsies here. The seats are very comfortable and the stage setting was great. The ushers and all the employees were very friendly.

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