Theatrikos Theatre Company in downtown Flagstaff runs TheatriKids summer theatre camps for children roughly ages 4–13, including a KinderStage camp for ages 4–6 and educational theatre camps for ages 6–13. Camps meet at the theater (11 W. Cherry Ave.) Monday–Friday, 9:00am–4:00pm, with campers acting, dancing, and singing; enrollment is capped at about 30 per camp.
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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 Theatrikos Theatre Company directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Charlotte MSaw Life Sucks. Actors did their parts well. Two came out and talked to is in person. All agreed life doesn't actually suck. But, parts can make you feel that way. Great show! Seats were okay. They had free water and sold huge cookies and treats.
★★★★Lani HightThe acting was great, however The Nerd storyline was disappointing, dragged out with only a few laughs, considered leaving at the break, but it picked up a little steam the second half, not much though in all honesty. The last two times in the theater, it was quite warm and uncomfortable, looked forward to going outside on the break. So many more things good than bad though at Theatrikos, I'll keep giving it more support.
★★★★★Erin DonnellyI came to see Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat. It was the best experience of my life. I thought it was so funny and the performers were so amazing. The singing was great, I had a full smile the whole time. Definitely would go again.
★★★★★Karla JacobsenMy husband and I enjoyed the first ever Candlelight Concert by FeverUp in Flagstaff, Arizona, tonight. What a special experience! The string quartet brought Vivaldi’s Four Seasons to life in our own Theatrikos Theatre. I hope to see many more of these enriching concerts here in our lovely mountain town.
★★★★★Sarah BurkeThe production of "Little Shop of Horrors" was very well done. I had never seen the musical live (only the cinematic version with Rick Moranis) and I really enjoyed this interpretation. The theater is very intimate and the audience participation made it so much fun! The puppet of Audrey II was really well done!