Milwaukee, United States
325 W Walnut St
N/A
+1 4142672929
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
A positive, encouraging experience that left me with many friendships despite my absence. Teachers were amazing and funny. I loved that place.
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I did a summer camp and a musical theatre class here. The students are amazing and honestly even though it was only a few weeks, it’s made a difference in my life two-ish years later. It was the first time I saw the weird kids, the struggling kids in an environment where they thrived and that made a giant difference in my life and confidence. Please, if your kid is thinking about doing a class here, DO IT! Obviously, not everyone has my experience but it can do so much for kids. I thought the “life skills through stage skills” thing was just branding but it’s true, which was pretty shocking for me. I wish I could give it six stars
This is must do family activity. Doesn't matter the play.. live theater enriches our lives. It is also rewarding to find outstanding young talent here in our own community. And their questions and answers after the show ties the whole experience together.
First stage is an amazing camp for kids!! Not only do you learn how to act, but you also gain confidence which is very important for kids. It is such a welcoming environment we’re everyone gets along. At camp they encourage kids to have an open mind and to always be kind. The “Learning life skills through stage skills” motto could not be more true! I highly recommend this camp! Even for kids who are new to acting!
First Stage is Milwaukee's premier children's theater for learning and performing. I attended a high school age performance of Shakespeare's \Winter's Tale\. There were some difficulties. The echoing in the small box theater in the complex. With minimal set and not a lot of fabric or carpet to absorb sound, my husband couldn't understand the dialogue. Frustrated, he left That's never happened before. The print on the brochure was very small and there was no brief synopsis of the play. So it was hard to know who the characters were, and their relationship to each other, and what the main arc of the story was. Also I didn't think of it, but the entire cast was clothed in white. Several royalty wore gold headbands. and a few other bits of costume helped somewhat. We've been to other plays with First Stage, including at least 3 holiday shows, and they've all been excellent. Elf is a knockout this season. Don't judge the entity by 1 play
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