Talespinner Children’s Theatre is Cleveland’s dedicated, theatrical home for all children and families, creating inclusive, accessible, and meaningful professional productions and educational opportunities that engage, empower, and inspire.
Summer Camp Registration Open NOW!
It’s time to register for TCT’s 2026 Summer Camp!
Registration for Talespinner Children’s Theatre Summer Camps 2026 is officially open. With weeklong themed camps, full production camps, and programming for young artists of all experience levels, summer at Talespinner is packed with creativity, confidence building, and unforgettable fun. Campers will explore storytelling, performance, and imagination in a supportive, playful environment.
Early Bird pricing is available through March 1.
Spots fill quickly, especially in our production camps, so be sure to register early.
Sing your heart out with TCT!
Join Talespinner Children’s Theatre for Karaoke Night: Kid Edition, a high-energy, fun-filled fundraiser just for kids!
Young performers will sing their favorite kid-friendly Broadway and pop songs, dress up in costumes, and enjoy games, crafts, and activities in a safe, supportive environment—while parents enjoy a few kid-free hours. Proceeds from the event support TCT’s productions and education programs.
Perfect for kids who love to perform, sing their hearts out, and have fun on (and off) the stage.
February Workshops!
No school on President’s Day? Join Talespinner Children’s Theatre for a day of engaging performing arts workshops for ages 9–14.
Students can explore Musical Theatre Dance in the morning and Acting in the afternoon, building confidence, creativity, and performance skills in a fun and supportive environment.
TCT’s workshops will be at a new location. The Cultural Arts Center at Disciples Church in Cleveland Heights. 3663 Mayfield Rd.
Learn more about the workshops and register below.
Join the Team!
Talespinner has a host of opportunities available in both paid and volunteer positions. Follow the buttons below for more information.
