Seattle Children's Theatre runs the Adrienne Dillard-Coons Drama School, whose summer camps and classes serve ages 3.5-18 in acting, musical theater, comedy, and related pathways. Camps are grouped by age and experience level, from preschool creative drama through teen programs, and are open to beginners as well as experienced performers. The full session lineup is published in a 2026 summer course catalog and registration is online. Daily hours are not stated on the drama-school overview page.
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 Seattle Children's Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleOffers a variety of cute and clever musicals and plays appropriate for all audiences. It was fun seeing Chika Chila Boom Boom in resplendent color and rhyme (after reading the book to my kids decades ago). Luchadora was delightful with its homage to lucha libre.
Young Dragon the young Bruce Lee story With family and friends Energetic, charismatic acting and interesting condensation of a Story I'm very familiar with.
We came with a group that needed a little extra help. We were greeted on the street where we parked. Walked through the building, to the elevator and to our seats. They took SUCH good care of our group. It made our experience so special. Cannot say thank you enough.
I’ve now been to two plays here and I am so impressed. The entire staff is warm and welcoming. The pre-show entertainment (like a scavenger hunt)is so fun for the kids. And the plays have been so high quality, from the voices to the stories to the sets to the acting. My niece and nephew were enthralled. I loved every minute of the entire experience.
This was our first visit to the theater, and we loved it! The performance was top-notch, with hilarious actors who got us involved right from the start. We live outside Seattle, so parking was a bit tricky to find. Fortunately, if you’re nearby, you can usually score free parking in one of the Amazon buildings.







