SteppingStone Theatre is a youth theatre program in Saint Paul offering one-day and week-long summer theatre camps for young performers ages 3–18. Camps are led by professional teaching artists and center on acting, creative exploration, and performance. The organization merged with Park Square Theatre, with camps continuing under the SteppingStone name at its Victoria Street location.
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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 SteppingStone Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Wendy GunnAlways excellent theater productions and so fun! Young people who are so talented, and professional!
★★★★★Will Sr.We have been coming to this gem of a theater since my oldest child was small and are never disappointed. The artistic direction is always spot on and the actors truly do an amazing job. Saw A Charlie Brown Christmas yesterday and it was fantastic. I love Stages and the Childrens Theater but will never pass up a chance to see a play at Steppingstone.
★★★★★Dave GiancristoforoAmazing theater! The kids did amazing we saw beauty and the beast. The seats were nice and the isles were wide. Wider than normal theaters. The stage was large and had nice sets. The two story ceiling was very cool. They projected lights on the dome and it had a very cool effect! The front of the house was decorated nicely for the show and we'll maintained! Can't wait to go and see more shows there. I have a daughter who was very interested in signing up for a show in the spring!
★★★★★Dunamis FluxThis is a really beautiful theater. Quite Majestic. I really enjoyed that production of Goosebumps with a all teenage cast except for two adults who played adults. Would definitely go there again. Worth every penny. Consider joining and becoming a contributing member.
★★★★★Chris SmithThis theater is beautiful! The front has a lot of steps and may not be very accessible. We saw their production of "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!" and our kids liked it. The seats are comfortable and easy to see the stage.