Phantom Projects Theatre Group

Phantom Projects Theatre Group offers touring shows that bring live theatre to students. It also presents a season of field trip performances each season for elementary, middle, and high school students. The group also offers costume rentals and props and sets rentals, including an extensive collection of props and set pieces available from the La Mirada location.

Programs

• Touring Shows — The group offers touring shows to bring live theatre to students.
• Field Trip Performances — geared towards elementary, middle, and high school students · Each season, Phantom Projects presents a season of field trip performances.

About the provider

• Costume Rentals
• Props and Sets Rentals — An extensive collection of props and set pieces is available to rent from the La Mirada location.

Reservations are recommended as far in advance as possible. Full payment is required in advance to guarantee a rental. Purchase orders are accepted from school districts and municipalities. A deposit is required for every item that leaves the premises and is refunded within 30 days after items are returned and inspected. Damages beyond normal wear are billed back. Cancellations forfeit the customer deposit. Costumes cannot be permanently altered; any alterations must be sewn with large removable stitches and safety pins are not permitted. Tape or adhesives may not be used.

What families say

“Your show was powerful, engaging, honest and moving for our entire campus. Thank you for starting these tough conversations!” — Nicole, Clinical Director The Center of the Universe

“It is rare for a group of third graders to stay captivated throughout an entire performance, but our students stayed mesmerized from beginning to end.. BRAVO!” — Christy, Third Grade Teacher Charlotte's Web

“The performance was outstanding! Our students could not stop talking about it and it led to meaningful conversations about respect and tolerance. The materials that were sent were also useful. We will be using them to keep the lessons learned from the show going. Thank you just doesn’t seem like it’s enough.” — Kate Henson, Principal The Center of the Universe

Last updated September 14, 2026.