Williamsburg Players Inc
Private
Two-track summer theater camp run by the Williamsburg Players, an all-volunteer nonprofit community theatre, at its James-York Playhouse on Hubbard Lane. The camp is for young people ages nine to eighteen and builds acting and production skills over a two-week session (July 13-26 in 2026), ending in camp showcases where campers perform what they have worked on. The company otherwise stages five main-stage productions a year.
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 Williamsburg Players Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleSpent an amazing day at a performance of The Prince of Egypt. The facility was clean and accommodating for the crowd. The Mocktail I purchased during the intermission was really delicious. The temperature within the building was comfortable. I highly recommend this facility for theatrical events.
The play 1776 was a marvel! It was a top notch production with the talent going through the roof! I was wondering if anyone thought about making it a summer staple, just like A Christmas Carol is for the holidays. I can see it advertised at CW when people purchase their tickets for a stay. They come to Williamsburg because they want to learn about the birth of the nation. This tells the story!
We saw 1776 on a Saturday night and I was impressed with the quality of the performance and facilities. We have lived in Williamsburg for a long time and thus is the first time I have been to this theater. I will seek opportunities to attend other events here again.
We saw A Christmas Carol tonight. It was wonderful. Cast, costumes, choirs, dancing, violin, this production had it all. Very, very well done. Our first play at WP but definitely not our last!
The Williamsburg Players are wonderful. This year's presentation of Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" was outstanding! The players ages ranged from 2 to 78. All, including the 2 year old, turned in excellent performances. 78 year old Scrooge has performed the part for 30 years and owns the part! Well worth seeing if you can get a ticket!



