The Capitol Theater is a restored 1937 Art Deco performing-arts venue and 501(c)(3) nonprofit in downtown Burlington. Among its youth programs it runs a summer theater program in which young participants rehearse and perform one-act plays. It is primarily a performing-arts venue with a youth theater camp component.
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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 The Capitol Theater directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Susan SammonsNice old theater still in use as an event venue. We've been to quite a few music shows there and there isn't a bad seat in the house.
★★★★★David AllenI don’t typically write reviews, but after our experience at The Capital Theater, I felt it was absolutely deserved. As a merchandise manager for the country duo Twitty and Lynn, I’ve worked in countless venues across the country—and The Capital Theater is, without question, one of the very best. From the moment we arrived to the final moments of load-out, Kara and her team delivered a level of professionalism, care, and attention that is truly rare in this industry. Kara was there every step of the way, anticipating needs before they arose and consistently going above and beyond to ensure everything ran flawlessly. Her leadership, organization, and genuine kindness created an environment that made our entire team feel welcomed, supported, and valued. It’s not often you come across a venue that combines top-tier operations with such a warm, personal touch. The Capital Theater sets the standard for what a live performance experience should be—not just for the audience, but for the artists and crews behind the scenes as well. I cannot recommend this theater highly enough. Any performer or touring team would be lucky to work with Kara and her incredible staff.
★★★★★Den Newbold-PowellA beautiful 1920s Art Deco theatre that has been extensively restored. They host musical performances and movies. There is a place in the building called "The Nightcap", it has a huge (9ft tall) restored bar that was from an old bar that was torn down in burlington. They have specialty cocktails and a selection of non alcoholic drinks and beer. Intimate and quite where you can have s conversing without shouting.
★★★★★Marie dahlstenIm 44 year's old and im born and raised in Burlington and I've never been to the Capitol theater, so I decided to take my kids to the movie they had A wonderful life and I was sooo amazed by this place is really enjoyed myself and seen they even sale adult drinks which would be nice for if I ever have a night out without kids
★★★★★Steven McHughRock on!!!! A culture clash of history and some of the greatest music ever played here!!! Such an awesome, unforgettable night!!