Midvale Performing Arts Center
Private
The Midvale Performing Arts Center, run by the Midvale Arts Council, is a community theater in a restored 1930s building (former city hall) with a 110-seat auditorium used for theater productions, concerts, and receptions. No dedicated youth summer camp program was confirmed.
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 Midvale Performing Arts Center directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★Christina ChristensenFantastic local theater! Clean and comfortable.
★★★★★Patrick BarlowSaw Peter and the Starcatcher. It was a fantastic production! The cast was great. The theater itself is small, but it’s really a nice cozy size. Plan on parking on the street, but there’s plenty of room all around.
★★★★Nels HusoCouldn't take any pictures because of copyright infringements. It is tough to rate an establishment when the performance has an impact. Let's go with just the building itself. Really great place overall. Decent seats, similar to movie theater style. There were times that lighting on the side blasted the audience, and several in attendance held up their programs to shield themselves from it as it made it difficult to focus on the performance. There are better theaters, but you pay for it. Parking is also very limited. You have a solid four star rating in my book.
★★★★★Michael AstrauskasIncredible theatre. I visited for the Wasatch Improv Festival and loved the stage, house, green room, and bathroom. Fun to attend and perform at.
★★★★★Selea KerrGreat production and great prices! The parking is very limited so go early or plan on finding street parking and walking a little bit.