Live Theatre in Wichita Falls, Texas

In 2003, the Wichita Theatre in Wichita Falls, Texas took a bold step in bringing live theatre in the form of Broadway-style family entertainment to the community. What started as an ambitious vision has flourished into a thriving tradition, captivating audiences of all ages with world-class productions.
Now, 22 years later and with over 230 shows produced, Broadway at the Wichita continues to deliver exceptional live theatre year-round. With a commitment to quality and family-friendly performances, the Wichita Theatre remains a premier destination for Broadway-caliber productions, enriching the community with the magic of live theatre.

With its dedication to live entertainment, the Wichita Theatre proudly presents **Live at the Wichita**, bringing unique live concert events to the region. Designed to complement its full season of Broadway productions, this series offers audiences an exciting variety of high-quality performances, further enhancing the theater’s commitment to world-class entertainment.
Live Theatre in Wichita Falls, Texas


In 2003, the Wichita Theatre in Wichita Falls, Texas took a bold step in bringing live theatre in the form of Broadway-style family entertainment to the community. What started as an ambitious vision has flourished into a thriving tradition, captivating audiences of all ages with world-class productions.
Now, 22 years later and with over 230 shows produced, Broadway at the Wichita continues to deliver exceptional live theatre year-round. With a commitment to quality and family-friendly performances, the Wichita Theatre remains a premier destination for Broadway-caliber productions, enriching the community with the magic of live theatre.
With its dedication to live entertainment, the Wichita Theatre proudly presents **Live at the Wichita**, bringing unique live concert events to the region. Designed to complement its full season of Broadway productions, this series offers audiences an exciting variety of high-quality performances, further enhancing the theater’s commitment to world-class entertainment.
Summer Camp 2025 at Wichita Theatre in Wichita Falls, Texas is more than just a theatre camp—it’s a place where students ages 8–18 build life skills that last a lifetime. Through improv-based games and creative collaboration, campers learn how to think on their feet, work as a team, express themselves clearly, and adapt to any situation with confidence. Led by veteran theatre educator Carl Alfert, All the World’s A Stage helps students grow not only as performers, but as leaders, listeners, and friends. From job interviews to everyday interactions, the tools learned at camp apply far beyond the stage. With limited space available, this high-energy, high-impact camp is the perfect opportunity to give your child the gift of growth, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
15jul(jul 15)1:20 pmSummer Camp 2025July 15 - 25
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Summer Camp 2025 at the Wichita Theatre is entitled “All the World’s A Stage”, which is the first part of a William Shakespeare’s monologue which
Event Details
Summer Camp 2025 at the Wichita Theatre is entitled “All the World’s A Stage”, which is the first part of a William Shakespeare’s monologue which says,
“All the world’s a stage,
And all the men and women merely Players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His Acts being seven ages…
Summer Camp ‘25 is NOT about William Shakespeare but titled as such to remind us that every part of our life has an element of acting in it. Whether it’s a job interview, being a friend even when you don’t feel good, or just smiling at mom and dad and doing what they ask EVEN when you don’t want to.
This year’s camp, besides teaching basic stage skills will include, as described by camp director, Carl Alfert:
Improv Olympics: Unleash Your Inner Comedian
Get ready for a week of fast-paced, laugh-out-loud fun in Improv Olympics! This high-energy camp is all about thinking on your feet, embracing creativity, and working as a team to create unforgettable, unscripted performances. Campers will compete in exciting improv challenges, including:
Quick-Think Relay – Speed through hilarious storytelling games!
Scene Freeze Showdowns – Jump in and change the scene on the fly!
Whose Line Is It Anyway? – Take on classic improv games with a twist!
Character Switch-Ups – Transform into wild and wacky new personalities!
Yes, And… Tournament – Master the golden rule of improv and build amazing scenes!
No scripts, no pressure, just pure imagination and fun! Whether you’re a first-time performer or a seasoned class clown, Improv Olympics will help you build confidence, improve teamwork, and sharpen your quick-thinking skills. The week wraps up with an epic improv showcase where campers will put their new skills to the test in front of an audience!
Are you ready to take home the gold in comedy?
Space is limited as we only have access to so many instructors so secure your spot TODAY!
Camp Dates: July 15-25
Ages: 8-12
Time: 9AM to Noon Tuesday thru Friday (no Mondays)
Cost: $275 (each additional child in the same household receives a $30.00 discount)
Early Bird Special: $250.00 if space is reserved and paid in full by May 9th
Ltd. to 25 students
*All campers will receive a camp T SHIRT.
Ages: 13-18
Time: 1PM to 4PM Tuesday thru Friday (no Mondays)
Cost: $300 (each additional child in same household receives a $30.00 discount)
Early Bird Special: $275.00 if space is reserved and paid in full by May 9th.
Ltd to 15 students
**If you wish to just make a $100 non-refundable deposit to hold your child’s slot you may do so with a balance due by June 13
*All campers will receive a camp T SHIRT.
About your camp director:

Carl J. Alfert is a passionate theatre educator and director with a lifelong love for the performing arts. With experience spanning over 200 productions, Carl has worked as an actor, director, and producer, bringing countless stories to life on stage. His dedication to theatre extends beyond traditional productions—he has founded multiple improv troupes, fostering creativity, quick thinking, and teamwork among young performers.
As an experienced theatre teacher at both middle and high school levels, Carl has helped countless students build confidence, develop their acting skills, and discover the magic of storytelling. Whether coaching students through their first monologue or directing large-scale ensemble performances, he believes in creating a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment where every performer can shine.
At summer camp, Carl brings his expertise, energy, and enthusiasm to inspire the next generation of performers. His approach combines professional-level training with a strong emphasis on creativity, collaboration, and FUN—ensuring every camper leaves with new skills, new friends, and unforgettable memories.
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Wichita Theatre
919 Indiana Ave., Wichita Falls, TX 76301
EXCELLENT Based on 375 reviews wildcountry722025-03-09Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing performance of Sound of Music! The characters and performance of everyone was spot on. Maria played by Emily Gill was captivating! BRAVO!! Rhonda Rainwater-franz2025-03-05Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. It was our first time to visit, we saw the sound of music and we were very impressed by ALL the performers, especially the young ones, we can't wait to come again! Kayla Gaddy2025-03-05Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Never a bad experience! Always smiles and kind hosts ♡ August Bernhardt2025-02-23Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The sound of music was amazing Dianna L Baker2025-01-26Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Tonight was my first time at the Wichita Theater and I saw, "The Play That Goes Wrong" which is a hilarious comedy about a murder mystery where everything goes wrong. The actors skillfully perform the chaotic errors, making it appear as though their acting is intentionally bad. The physical comedy is well-choreographed and executed, leading to nonstop laughter. The performance was so enjoyable that the audience laughed until their faces ached. The play was a great success, and the reviewer looks forward to the next production, "The Sound of Music," hoping to see some of the same talented cast members. Bravo! Russell Mozingo2024-11-30Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great theater, casts, and shows. Treneisha Williams2024-10-09Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I saw Beauty and the Beast. The production was great the actors and actresses were even better! I will say the wine was a little pricey, but it was good also!