Theatre on the Ridge (TOTR) is a Paradise community theater founded in 1975 that grew out of a children's program run by the Paradise Recreation and Parks District. It offers a Basics of Musical Theatre summer camp and runs the StageCoach Youth Theatre program across three sessions a year, building performance and communication skills through acting and storytelling.
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 Theatre on the Ridge directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jordonna LobeseGreat time. Large turnout. Saw CaptainMan. It was clever & fun!.
★★★★★The DarkotaThis little theater is a treat to have in the Chico/paradise area. Small and intimate. We recently saw Ride The Cyclone and it was produced so wonderfully and the whole family had a fantastic time
★★★★★SHARON MCKEEThis local theater just celebrated their 50th Anniversary. TOTR is a hidden gem on the Ridge. Go and see!
★★★★Michelle Brillhart (TattedMeebs)Cute little theater house nestled in the hills. My family and I saw a youth performance and found ourselves thouroughly entertained. Even my angsty 18 year old was caught enjoying the show, too! Highly recommend this quaint space for thespians and watchers alike.
★★★★★Ginny Brown"She Kills Monsters," Theatre on the Ridge's current show, is a brilliantly staged, choreographed, costumed, acted show. It's definitely not a show that everyone will like, or even want to see, because of its context (it is a story within a story, mostly immersed in the online role-playing game of "Dungeons and Dragons"). From the enthusiastic accolades from fans who understand that setting and have seen the show, it is a truly brilliant gamble on the part of TOTR to bring new audiences to live theatre, which is a part of their mission as the longest running community theatre north of Sacramento. Bravo to the cast and crew, and gratitude to this little theatre for continually pushing the envelope of live entertainment!