The Rose Theater is a nonprofit children's theater in downtown Omaha whose education program offers summer theater day camps for ages 3–18, with more than 100 options in acting, voice, dance, musical theater, and technical theater, including classes for children with special needs. Formats range from two-hour camps for ages 3–5 to half- and full-day week-long camps.
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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 Rose Theater directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleTook some classes here as a kid, it was always great. Very happy to see that the Rose Theater promotes inclusivity and stands up to racism. Bravo!
Omaha rocks it with this fabulous children's theater. It's a wonderful experience for families. Our 3 year old had spent 5 hours at the zoo, then we raced thru an awesome dinner at Clio's ( awesome) and raced to the theater to watch the show and she was solidly loving it, a one hour show, loved it all and wanted to meet the performers. We were a few minutes late with a stroller. Not a stink eye to be seen at us, the staff was delightful the audience clearly loved this theater. It's a treat, go check it out and make it a family tradition to see theater here!
I attended “The Great Race” in Omaha with my 6-year-old, expecting a traditional retelling of the Chinese zodiac. Instead, the production shifted heavily into modern political and social themes, including imagery and references to current social causes, which took away from what I had hoped to share with my child. While a couple of the vocalists were very talented, the overall performance felt very different from what was advertised or expected for a family cultural production. Audience reaction was also mixed, with some people leaving early and very little applause at the end. I was very disappointed in this rendition and would not recommend it if you are looking for a traditional version of the Chinese zodiac story.
Their classes, workshops, and Brigade programs are truly exceptional. Kids are encouraged to grow not only as performers but also as confident, collaborative young people. It’s clear that the instructors care deeply about nurturing creativity and character. Whether you're attending a show, enrolling your child in a class, or supporting a young performer in a production, the Rose Theater always delivers a meaningful, memorable experience. It’s a place where imagination thrives, where the arts feel alive, and where children are given the chance to shine.
Attempted The Rose Theater Goosebumps - The Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium | October 10, 2025 | 6:30pm. It was my first visit and I along with my family enjoyed the play.




