Trike Theatre's fun, interactive theatre experience for preschool audiences and families is here! 

Buy tickets today! Performances May 17-18, 24-25 in Bentonville and May 22-23 in Fayetteville. Performances at 9 am, 10 am and 11 am each day!

Trike's 2013 Summer Camps are here!

Register today!

Drama Camp— at Crystal Bridges; 9 am - noon, July 22-26, 2013

 

Spend part of your summer at Crystal Bridges! 

 

From the Crystal Bridges website: 

 

"Two concurrent classes for ages 6 to 9 & 10 to 12 

Join educators from the Museum and Trike Theatre for this action-packed class combining art and drama! You’ll discover fascinating works of art at Crystal Bridges, and bring them to life through drama, both inside and outside the Museum. Of course, there will be a special performance at the end of camp on Friday.

Class fee: $150 per week. Register online or at Guest Services."

 

Online Registration for ages 6 to 9

 

Online Registration for ages 10 to 12

Got Imagination?

Trike Theatre is Northwest Arkansas' professional theatre for youth and families. We create extraordinary theatre experiences for young people and families, strengthen community, advance education through the arts and inspire young voices. Trike Theatre is a resident company at Walton Arts Center.

We are a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization. Your tax deductible donation helps us serve the youth of Northwest Arkansas through innovative programming. 

 

Donations may be made securely online  by clicking below.

 

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 Thank you for your support! 

Academy

Young actor training program. Teaching life skills through stage skills to students Pre-K 4 - 12th grade. More

Outreach

Trike's outreach programs integrate drama and literacy strategies that help students Comprehend, Collaborate & Connect. Week-long in school residencies, Pre-K Dramatic Book Club, professional development workshops. More

Theatre for Youth

Trike's professional theatre productions travel to you. Digging Up Arkansas transports  3rd-5th grade students back to 1936 where three Works Progress Administration writers make history come alive. More

This program is supported in part by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.