The Kids Theater Company (TKTC)
The Kids Theatre Company · Private
Nonprofit youth theatre company in Long Beach with a 'For Kids, By Kids' approach, where children (grades K-8, plus a teen annex for 6th grade and up) help write, produce and perform their own musicals and plays, handling scripting, staging, tech, acting, singing and directing. Participants audition for roles; specific summer-camp session details are not stated on the site.
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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 Kids Theatre Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleKyle and the rest of the TKTC directors are awesome. Their program is very supportive, inclusive, and helps build leadership skills. My daughter just completed her fourth musical theatre production with them, and she is excited to start her next production. She has made friends and learned many skills over the years. I look forward to several more years of great programming with Kyle and his team.
Enjoyed Alice in Wonderland very much. The kids were great. My only criticism is that there should have been a boom microphone so that those who were not the main characters could be heard.
A wonderful way for children & youth adults to learn the interworking of a theatre production. Great staff, friendly owner, good energy👍🏻🎭
Such an amazing theater company! They put so much work into these great little shows for the kids.
The owner knows how to encourage kids to be expressive. He is adamantly against bullying. One of the best things about him is that he finds the positive in every kid and let's them know how great they are. He let's the kids grow too. They are not pushed to do what they don't want to do, but are encouraged to stretch their skills. The other kids are very friendly. The assistants are mostly kids that have come from the same group...they just want to learn other aspects of the profession. He let's them do what they are ready to do. Much of the skills that are taught focus on what to do if you or someone else misses their cue....and how to do some improv when needed.






