Lyric Theatre Company
Where
7 Green Tree Dr., South Burlington, VT 05403
Visit Website
| 802-658-1484
| office@lyrictheatrevt.org
Details
Ages: Toddlers, Kinder, Kids, Tweens, Teens
Cost: See website for pricing.
Dedicated to producing quality theatre in Vermont, the Lyric Theatre Company is a non-profit, community theatre organization made up of 400+ volunteers. Everyone on-stage and behind the scenes, with the exception of the orchestra is unpaid. Be sure to check their site for their upcoming performances.
Additionally, they offer several educational programs:
- LyricKids summer camp for children ages 6-15.
- LyricKids Workshops for kids interested in musical theater.
LyricKids - Lyric Theatre Company Summer Camps 2026
Step into the spotlight this summer with LyricKids! Campers will build confidence, teamwork, and theatrical skills while rehearsing and performing a full musical production. Our 2026 sessions include:
Session 1 (Ages 8-12): Annie Kids | July 6-10 | $350
Session 2 (Ages 8-12): Seussical Kids | July 13-17 | $350
Session 3 (Ages 13-16): 13 Jr. | July 20-31 (2 weeks) | $600
Camp hours are 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Full payment due 60 days prior to start. Registration begins on January 21, 2026. Visit lyrictheatrevt.org for details.
Reviews
- August 1, 2008"True, when 100 kids audition for only 46 roles, there will be many disappointments, that's unavoidable. But it's not indicative of a bias or unfairness in the process. New people stand exactly the same chance as returning auditionees and new people always get in, regularly OVER kids who have been cast before. Many returnees suffer the same disappointment of not be cast a second time. If a child gets cast more than once, they earned that through their audition. It is hard, when rejected, to not feel as though an unfairness has occurred. But the reality is that the process is fair, and there is an impartial observer present at auditions to ensure that is the case."- Dandylion
- May 9, 2008"Fun community theater to take the kiddos to, but good luck trying to actually get them in the show! Good news is once you're in, you're in. "- wallabear