Waukesha Civic Theatre's Academy runs summer theater camps in June and August for ages 4 to 18, with classes in acting, improv, dance, and musical theatre. Families can register for a single class or a full day of theatre; the youngest campers (ages 4–5) attend short morning sessions.
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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 Waukesha Civic Theatre directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Derryl NashThe play I watched was amazingly good. Everything about it was first-rate for something that's Off Broadway if you will. It was funny, it had great points, and it dealt with things that are common problems today. The audience was involved in the entire way. Truly if you're looking for something to do this is a great place to go. The theater's cozy. The acoustics were great so you heard every word that was spoken without the actors yelling. You sat right on top of the stage no matter where you were. It does have an upper area to sit and the view is great from there as well. All in all it was a great experience for me. If you know a production that you want to see, and it's playing there, I'm sure you'll enjoy it
★★★★★Dave KarasikLoved The Producers. Very well cast, directed, and designed. Will definitely make the trip from Chicago again to see other shows
★★★★★Beckie CavanaughAlways love the shows here! The kids education department is fantastic!!
★★★★Bridget WolfgramGreat Show and Cast! Easy building to get in and out of with mobility issues.
★★★★★Pastor Jim LangrederGreat productions. Always impressed with the friendliness of cast and staff. Haven’t been to a show for many years here and I must say, wow! The renovations are amazing. Wonderful gem of a theater with an excellent outreach to youth. I know many families who have kids in their productions and all have had good experiences and it’s nice to see some diversity in the stage.