Racine Theatre Guild's Racine Children's Theatre offers summer theater camps and classes for ages 4-18, from short daytime sessions for the youngest students to weeklong musical-theater and acting camps and a class-to-stage production program that ends in public performances. Needs-based scholarships and multi-course discounts are available.
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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 Racine Theatre Guild directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Audrey BraatzThe enchanted melodies was great! I took my 2.5 year old expecting to leave half way through because...you know..they dont sit still. But she sat though it all and got her picture with Anna and Elsa at the end. The play was great and kept everyone entertained
★★★★★Penney BornSaw the Hobbit on Friday, April 10th, opening night. It was great! The cast was wonderful and Gollum was exceptional! It's a nice venue and the personal are very polite and accommodating. A great experience!
★★★★★Bill Loumos (GolferBill)I looked online the day before the show. I found 2 front row seats. Great! Everything was very good. The first act was a little slow but the second act made up for that. This is not the only show where I've been impressed with the stage setting. The stage really sets the scene. Even a train. Overall it was a nice and reasonably priced experience. I will be back for another show.
★★★★★S CarrenoLove attending this venue! Nice mix of comedy, drama & seasonal theater. Concerts vary from jazz, blues, rock & seasonal music. Can order seats at the beginning of the season. Or seats are always available even at the last minute. You can purchase water, beer & wine with snacks also. Going to the RTG is a must!
★★★★★Glen O'SullivanOur granddaughter loved the Royal Melodies! So many little princesses. We even had fun! Look forward to more shows. We learned that we are not smarter than an 8th grade Nun. Fun show