Professional summer theater at Fort Robinson State Park in Crawford that runs a free five-day Kids Camp for ages 3–18. Post Playhouse actors and technicians lead the theater program, which concludes with a live performance on the Post Playhouse stage; the camp is funded by local foundations at no cost to families.
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 Post Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ryan BorowskiSuch a great find on the road! Who wants to go to a movie when you have live theater? Show was excellent and the staff was very friendly.
★★★★★Rose Martinez WharryLove coming here every year. Staff is so friendly and helpful. Shoes are always very well done!! Really an amazing experience found in such an unlikely place!
★★★★★Mark SchaddeVisiting NW Nebraska from our home in metropolitan East Nebraska, we decided to catch the performance of Wizard of Oz for fun. It was incredible! Production was strong and creative. Actors and actresses did an incredible job. Wonderful singing voices, and each character well done. All the staff were friendly and helpful. So much talent all around, on stage as well as behind the curtain. Thank you to everyone for a very enjoyable night of theater!!!
★★★★★Brooke SmithStellar cast and incredible productions! I’ve enjoyed every second of the shows I’ve seen this season. Sound of Music is wonderful, Something Rotten made me laugh so hard my face hurt by the end and I just can’t wait to see all the other shows before the season ends!
★★★★★Eric SeversonI've seen several plays here now,and they have all been excellent. Its a small theater,so there are no bad seats. These are not high school plays,these are performed by professional actors from all across the country. I took my 7 year old and my 17 year old and they both loved it. Tickets are on the spendy side,but worth going at least once if you are staying at the park.