Tonight's performance of Hamlet was my third time watching a Theatre of the Poor play. I enjoy…read moretheir ingenious use of neglected spaces - hallways, stairs, and alleyways. This play was the first one I've seen since they got their own studio/stage space. Hamlet was just stunning and as the name of the theater portrays, they make expert use of relatively low budget props and costumes. Entry to see the plays no-cost, but I highly recommend giving donations, because they're well-earned.

This is an excellent program for children. My own children have been involved since they were 4…read moreyears old, and have gained so much from it. Not only do they now, as teenagers, have an appreciation for theater, but they have also learned to be comfortable in front of an audience and can actually speak in public without a problem. They have made many wonderful friends from this program, and have found a place where they feel they belong. In such a sports-oriented, competitive society, I think this is a great program for any child.

From the owner: The Casper Children's Theatre's mission is to inspire, educate, cultivate, and foster creativity…read moreand self worth for all children ages 4 to 18 through quality theatrical programs, performances, and workshops that empower them to become successful and respectful members of our community. The Casper Children's Theatre promotes access and inclusivity for all students, families, and patrons. We oppose discrimination based on race, creed, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and other factors that deny the essential humanity of all people.

I love this place it has amazing service and amazing people come here for your kids to do…read moregymnastics:)