Western Washington Center for the Arts (WWCA) is a volunteer-run nonprofit theatre in Port Orchard that presents six productions a season plus a summer musical theatre workshop and acting camp for children. The 2026 workshop stages Junie B. Jones the Musical Jr. as a two-week camp for ages 7-16, ending in four public performances. Campers choose an AM session running 9am-12pm or a PM session running 1pm-4pm; tuition is $450 with a $100 deposit due at registration. The theatre moved to 624 Bay Street in 2024.
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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 Washington Center for the Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★eileen schiroThe venue is small but, Western Wasington Center for Performing Arts has done a terrific of using every bit of space efficiently. We saw the Wedding Singer. The cast was high energy and very talented. I'm so glad we were able to attend.
★★★★★Rita SThe Wedding Singer was a standout sellout! One of the best performances from any local area theater we’ve ever seen. We were thrilled to snag tickets before they were all gone. We look forward to the next season at their new location on Bay Street.
★★★★★RebeccaSaw my sister perform in "Love, Loss, and What I Wore." Nice little theater, small/intimate! They sell wine in the lobby before and during intermission and I was allowed to bring it in :)
★★★★★Gary FryerAttended the Saturday night showing of Spamalot and wow! Very impressive! This was my first time visiting this theatre and it was wonderful. The show was absolutely hilarious and the cast was magnificent. Tiny little space so you really felt part of the show. They truly did a great job. Bravo!! 👏
★★★★Jeffery EmelQuaint little theatre in downtown P.O.. Not fancy by any means I thought Rocky Horror was well cast, produced and directed. I will definitely be keeping my eye out for future productions. Seems they always have something in the works down there. Workshops for adults and kids too. I had no idea how much that little playhouse does for the community