Lewisville Playhouse (Greater Lewisville Community Theatre) runs Camp on Main, an eight-day summer camp for performers ages 10-18 that auditions, casts and rehearses a one-act production. The nonprofit also hosts an annual children's summer camp that concludes with a musical performance.
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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 Lewisville Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★James HarrisGreat quaint place to see a play, performer we're fantastic.
★★★★★Parnia SafaviWe saw Young Frankenstein there and it was a great musical . Highly recommend it . Very talented casts and musicians.
★★★★★Rick HoeferThe theater is a charming renovated movie house. As such, don't expect a Bass Hall experience from the building. Nor will you pay Bass Hall prices. BE AWARE YOU ENTER FROM THE PARKING LOT BEHIND THE BUILDING! ALSO, IT MAY BE COLD, but you can grab a blanket in the lobby on you way in. The quality of the show (Ragtime) was quite high with enjoyable performances from the cast, even though the show is dark. Bravo for reaching for something with more depth and doing it so well. Definitely will be on the lookout for future shows!
★★★★★Michelle Joy B.As a visual artist, I love this place. Did somebody say "plays"? I've been to a few plays here and they were hilarious, fun, engaging and just fantastic! I think I'm going to need season tickets. Oh, and being a member of VAL (Visual Art League of Lewisville), I get to participate along with other artists, having my art hung on the wall, and for sale. Nice! I celebrated my birthday here and had an amazing time. Y'all gotta come see a show. Don't forget to look at the beautiful display of flowers outdoors. Have fun. The theater is small and quite quaint. Nice outing!!
★★★★Craig DavisThis was my first time to visit The Greater Lewisville Community Theater. It's seating is limited, but nice. The air conditioning works well as it was 101 outside, and about 68 inside. "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" was surprisingly entertaining. The performers were well rehearsed and extremely talented. Well worth the money.