Lyric Arts Main Street Stage in Anoka runs summer theatre camps and workshops for grades K-12, grouped as Little Kids (K-2), Big Kids (3-5), Middle Schoolers (6-8), and High Schoolers (9-12), with themes such as playmaking, intro to acting, and musical theatre. A student-led Emerging Artists Company intensive serves ages 14-18.
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 Lyric Arts Main Street Stage directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kathy HanlinMama Mia. Outstanding production in every aspect. An evening of great music and storytelling by incredibly gifted artists.(behind the scenes and on stage). Left the chaotic world behind and just enjoyed every minute!
★★★★★That Pineapple GuyI have only gotten the opportunity to go here once to see someone I knew perform in Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None," and it was an astonishing performance. The set design, the innovative ways that they make the theater magic technically happen, the lighting and sound choices, and especially the acting was thrilling to see in this cool production. The theater itself also has a very nice ambiance and atmosphere to it. Highly recommend!
★★★★★Mollie MeyersSaw the show "Ride the Cyclone". It was VERY entertaining and the actors did an amazing job. The music was also SOOO good throughout the entire production.
★★★★★Ginja NinjaThe Lyric Arts Main Street Stage in Anoka continues to prove why it’s one of the Twin Cities’ most vital and heartfelt theater spaces. We recently saw Ride the Cyclone, and the experience was nothing short of amazing and transformative. This production doesn’t just entertain—it reminds you what theatergoing is truly about: connection, imagination, and the thrill of witnessing artists pour everything they have into a story. The cast was absolutely stellar. Lexi Johnson brought sharp wit and emotional clarity to Ocean O’Connell Rosenberg. Jonah Smith delivered a Mischa Bachinski full of swagger and sincerity. DeZhané Antoinette commanded the stage as both The Amazing Karnak and The Great Cassandra with magnetic presence. Erik Haering’s Ricky Potts was tender, surprising, and beautifully sung. Benni Siglin gave Noel Gruber a haunting, hilarious edge, and Cassie Edlund’s Constance Blackwood was a revelation—warm, powerful, and deeply human. Seeing this show live, in full context, proves exactly why Ride the Cyclone has earned its cult‑hit status. Lyric Arts elevates it even further, creating a production that feels intimate, electric, and unforgettable. This is the kind of theater that stays with you long after the lights come up. Live your best life!
★★★★★Amy BurtonAbsolutely, fantastic performance, by each and every cast member! Beautiful voices, excellent dancing, so much fun!!! There is quite literally not a bad seat in this house with their intimate space and close up stage. I highly recommend shows at this theater!