Maltz Jupiter Theatre Inc

About

The Goldner Conservatory at Maltz Jupiter Theatre offers acting classes and summer camps for kids from pre-K through 12th grade. The conservatory is part of this professional regional theater known for its intimate MainStage productions and smaller Island Theatre performances. Summer camps run from June through August, with fall classes typically starting in late August. One parent noted that younger kids who can't read or write yet might find the mixed-age camp groups challenging, as the older kids often take the lead on script writing and performing activities.

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a professional not for profit regional theatre dedicated to the performing arts whose mission is to entertain, educate and inspire our community. The Theatre draws nearly 100,000 people annually, serves a subscription base

Programs (8)

• Schools Out Day Camps

  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

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• FOR SUMMER CAMPS 2026

  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

  Maltz Jupiter Theatre's summer camps give kids and teens a chance to dive into the performing arts at a real, working professional theatre that brings in thousands of people every year. You'll get to experience what it's actually like to be part of a theatre community—whether that's learning about stagecraft, performance, or the creative process behind the shows you see on their MainStage. The theatre is a not-for-profit organization, so they're genuinely focused on educating and inspiring the next generation of performers and theatre lovers, not just running a business. All you need to get started is a membership, which costs just one dollar per year. This is a great option if your kid has always been curious about theatre or wants to try something new in a supportive, creative environment.

• Summer Camps

  Camp
  Ages 4–18· Paid

  Kids collaborate on writing and performing scripts in mixed age groups during theater camp. Runs from June through early August for grades Pre-K through 12. Younger kids who can't read or write yet often end up watching the older campers take the lead in script development.

• Footlights Show Programs

  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

  The Footlights Show Programs at Maltz Jupiter Theatre give kids and teens a chance to experience live theatre from the inside, whether that's through performing, learning backstage skills, or diving deeper into how a professional theatre actually works. This is a real regional theatre that brings in nearly 100,000 people a year, so your child gets to be part of something legitimate and exciting, not just a community center production. Programs run in the evenings, which works great if you're juggling school schedules. The best part? It's incredibly affordable—just $1 a year for membership, which makes it accessible for families who might be priced out of other arts programs.

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  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

  The Maltz Jupiter Theatre offers kids and teens the chance to experience live professional theatre right here in our community, with a packed schedule of Broadway productions, musicals, and tribute shows happening throughout the year. Your family can catch everything from classic productions like Man of La Mancha to fun limited engagements featuring artists like Tom Petty and the Bee Gees, so there's genuinely something for every taste and age. Most performances are evening shows, which makes for a special night out with your kids. You'll need an annual membership to access the program (just a dollar per year!), and the theatre draws nearly 100,000 people annually, so you're joining a really vibrant arts community. What sets the Maltz apart is that it's a professional not-for-profit regional theatre, meaning your kids are watching real actors and high-quality productions, not just local community theatre—it's the real deal.

• Spring Classes 2026

  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

  The Maltz Jupiter Theatre's Spring Classes 2026 give kids and teens a chance to learn performing arts from a real professional theatre right here in Jupiter—the kind of place that brings in nearly 100,000 people every year. Since it's a not-for-profit theatre dedicated to entertaining, educating, and inspiring the community, you know they genuinely care about developing young performers, not just making a quick buck. Classes run in the evenings, which is perfect if you're juggling school and activities during the day. You'll just need an annual membership (it's only $1 a year!) to get your kid enrolled and learning from people who do this professionally.

• Home School Classes

  Camp
  · Evening· Membership Required

  The Maltz Jupiter Theatre's Home School Classes give kids and teens a chance to dive into the performing arts at a real professional theatre right here in Jupiter. You'll get to learn from people who actually work in theatre production and performance, which is so cool because it's not just a class—it's the real deal. Classes meet in the evenings, so it works with a homeschool schedule, and there's a membership requirement that's just a dollar a year, which is basically nothing. Whether your child is totally new to theatre or already loves performing, this is a great way to be part of a theatre community that brings in nearly 100,000 people a year and actually produces full shows on their stages.

• Fall Classes

  Class
  · Paid

  Kids participate in ongoing theater classes through the Goldner Conservatory during the fall semester. Classes run from August through mid-December with a sample week in late August.