River Raisin Centre for the Arts
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The River Raisin Centre for the Arts is a community performing arts centre in Monroe, housed in the Art Deco Monroe Theatre built in 1938. It presents touring artists and shows and runs education programming in dance, music and drama, and its history records a summer theatre arts camp for youth among its offerings since 1996. Resident companies include the River Raisin Ballet, the Monroe School of Performing Arts, the River Raisin Chorus and the River Raisin Repertory Company.
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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 River Raisin Centre for the Arts directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Kathleen LaneThe owner is absolutely amazing! Very understanding and enjoyed my experience! Thank you so much 😊
★★★Marcedes PidcockI would not attend this theater again in the summer it's incredibly hot inside regardless of "the air is on". Additionally, they don't serve cold water so there is not much relief in terms of mitigating the uncomfortable temps. The seats are cushioned so that's a plus however a little to close to each other squeezing between them to use the bathroom was not an easy task. Sitting in row O I found it slightly hard to see the actors faces. So if you struggle with sight you may want to move a little closer but not too far up. The rows closest to the stage I dont think you would manage to see more than their feet if you sat there. Some of the actors we could hear quite well while others sounded as if they didn't have a mic making it hard to hear. The lady upfront was kind when we bought our tickets. If you have to leave due to illness even if it's shortly after the show has started(5-15) mins into performance) they will not refund you.
★★★★★Robert SandefurWe went to see a Gordon Lightfoot tribute band. They did a very good job. Lots of explanations of how the songs came to be Nice venue. A fun Sunday afternoon event
★★★★★Val LoveSummer theatre camp was a lot of fun for my little girl last year. The teachers are Fantastic! There’s comfortable seating and I love the art deco style from back in the day. My Uncle Johnny used to have his church here back in the 1980s. What wonderful church services to remember! God Bless!
★★★★★Shirley MoweryMy daughter and I and a friend attended the Monroe big band concert. All I can say it was absolutely totally awesome with all local talent and two vocalist that were Top Notch. I am never disappointed when I attend any of these performances.