Western Reserve Playhouse stages productions in a converted 160-year-old dairy barn at 3326 Everett Rd in Richfield and runs theatre education alongside its season. Its youth theatre program is a three-week summer camp in June that ends with a two-night production performed by the campers. Camp ages and daily hours are not stated on the pages reviewed.
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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 Western Reserve Playhouse directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kevin MelverSaw a great show with students of all ages singing and dancing. They have an assortment of snacks and beverages including wine, not sure if they had any other alcoholic drinks available.
★★★★Chicken MommaPoe is Dead was an interesting play. The tall young man, Steven Hemminger, was absolutely enthralling. It is an older small theatre with awkward seats that move; but it does provide the antique and charming feel. A small concession stand with candy and beverages- so there is alcohol for those who aren't enjoying the show they are attending.
★★★★★Sharon WooldredgeJust found this hidden gem. An intimate, local restored barn, I believe, showing community theater. Our play was wonderful, put on by talented actors who brought the play to life. A special thank you to the people at the front of the house. Without us asking, they both said they would do whatever was necessary to accommodate an older member of our party. While we needed no further accommodations, I was very impressed with their kindness. Thank you for such an enjoyable night out; we'll be back!!
★★★★★Jennifer MichaloskySaw assassins the musical originally composed by Stephen Sondheim. It was a fantastic show! The actors were great. Kept you interested & made me laugh. I've never been to a local playhouse before. Didn't know what to expect. WR is quaint like another reviewer stated. I love the barn feel as well.
★★★★★Stephanie Sutton, Easy Codes for KidsOh my goodness! How have I never known this quaint little oasis existed before now? If you love the smell of cut wood, an airy barn, a night completely different from the norm, and a delightful, intimate stage with wonderful actors from young to mature...look no further. Thank you for a great evening and I will visit this lovely playhouse again very soon. It’s so much work having these talented people entertain us in such a great, comfortable picturesque setting (complete with bar) I wonder how one lady manages it all so well?! Many thanks to her and her team and again thank you so very much! Can’t wait to come back and I told my husband to think about renting the place for his next corporate event!