Pittsburgh Musical Theater
Private
Pittsburgh Musical Theater's Conservatory runs a four-week summer musical-theater day camp for young performers ages 4-18 at its West End studios (327 S. Main St.). Campers train in acting, voice, dance and technical theater for three weeks, then stage or crew a fully produced show in the final week. Specialized tracks include an audition-based dance-emphasis intensive and technical-theater options; need-based scholarships are available.
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 Pittsburgh Musical Theater directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by Googlegreat little theater. but, as others have noted, there are rows where you basically can't see anything because the stage is fairly low, there are rows of 3 rows of seats that are at the same level and they aren't staggered so you're just squarely behind the person in front of you. i'm 6 feet tall and had to crane my neck around to the side to see anything.
The truth about this place is not as it seems. The board only cares about profit, not theater education. I went here myself and instead of arts training, I received approval programming. They do not provide educator training for the teachers and there is no set curriculum. They do not listen people’s boundaries and they are not mandated reporters. Title iX doesn’t exist here. Please do not send your kids here unless you want them to learn that publicly sexualizing themselves for profit is something to strive for.
We’ve been meaning to go see a show at this Theatre for several years, after seeing them perform at various community events. A group of 4 of us finally went to the production of “A Lyrical Christmas Carol” and we thoroughly enjoyed the show. The students are very talented and not only are we supporting a great cause by attending this small theatre, you can’t beat the price in comparison to larger and more elaborate venues. This is a great way to introduce your children to theatre without breaking the bank! Never before have I seen such an elaborate and entertaining curtain call at the end of a play! I think it was my 10 year old son’s favorite part although I was surprised that he seemed engrossed in the rest of the play… sometimes it is hard for him to keep focused. It certainly amused and entertained the rest of us too and added to helping us feel festive! Nicely done, thank you for the great memory to add to our family’s experiences. We are hoping to come back for your production of “Grease” in the spring.
My friend and I went to see Evil Dead the Musical here. What a great experience! The atmosphere was excellent and the show itself was incredible. I thought the tickets and drinks were reasonably priced. Unfortunately we couldn't get seats in the splash zone, but hopefully we'll get there next year!
Very nice production. The online seating chart was different from what it actually is. It worked out in our favor as we thought we had purchased tickets in the fourth row, but it turned out to be first row. All our fellow "rowers" had the same surprise of being front row. Overall, everything was very nice and we enjoyed Beauty and the Beast Jr!!!


