The Point Theater

The Point Theater offers summer camps for students ages 4–18. It also offers classes for students ages 8–18, workshops in dance, vocals, acting, and improv taught by seasoned theater professionals, private voice lessons for current Point members, and The Point Summer Mainstage: Willy Wonka with High School ages 14–18 and Middle School ages 11–13.

Programs

• Summer camps — Students ages 4–18 · A full suite of comprehensive summer camp offerings.
• Classes — Students between the ages of 8 and 18 may participate in regular winter offerings. · Winter memberships are $249 and allow students to take as many classes as they would like at no additional cost.
• The Point Summer Mainstage: Willy Wonka — High School ages 14–18; Middle School ages 11–13 · Two casts are listed: High School and Middle School.
• Dream Team Summer Day Camp — Ages 10–18 · This week of camp is dedicated to young artists and actors with autism spectrum disorder.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old

About the provider

The Point Theater is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational organization. It is faith-based and non-discriminatory, welcomes students of all beliefs and backgrounds, is committed to inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility, and states that no student is ever turned away due to financial need. Its mission is to cultivate a safe and inclusive community where students can authentically express themselves, fostering personal growth, achievement, and artistic education within mutual respect, support, and crazy cool amusement.

• Workshops in Dance, Vocals, Acting & Improv — Taught by seasoned theater professionals.
• Private voice lessons — Must be a current Point member to participate.

There are no refunds for memberships, classes, or summer camp tuition. Summer camp tuition is nonrefundable. Respectful behavior is expected; kind language will be used; name-calling, profanity, inappropriate actions, drugs, alcohol, smoking, and overt physical contact between students are not permitted. The Point Theater does not and shall not discriminate. Dress code notes include that overly tight or revealing clothing is not acceptable, belly buttons should be covered, no 'half moons' showing under jean shorts, and undergarments are not to be visible or exposed.

What families say

“The Point gives me a place to be me. A place where I don't have to worry if I'm different or if I'm saying the right thing. I feel like I'm home every time I'm at The Point.” — Grace, The Point Theater Student, Age 11

Last updated September 27, 2026.