RCP at RCP:  The Rockwall Children’s Playhouse at Rockwall Community Playhouse (RCP at RCP) Workshop introduces students to theatre basics, as well as how to produce a complete show!  This unique program provides educational opportunities along with a stage performance for families and friends.  Perfect for the new or developing actor to experience the entire production process including how to audition, what happens during rehearsals, understanding stage movement, and acting techniques.  RCP Workshops are conducted each Spring and Fall.  Performances for family and friends are held at the end of the workshop period.

RCP at RCP SPRING 2026 Workshop
for Grades 1st through 4th

PRINCESS WHO?

It’s a fun-filled, fairy-tale mystery adventure and everyone’s favorite fairy-tale characters are involved!  When a girl wakes up in the forest, she has no memory of her past.  She can’t remember where’s she’s from or how she got there.  She can’t even remember her own name!  As she makes her way through the Misty Forest, hoping to somehow find her way home, she meets several fairy-tale characters — Hansel and Gretel, Rumpelstiltskin, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Cinderella and Rapunzel to name a few.  Some are helpful and some dangerous, yet all have information that helps our fair maiden recall her own story, eventually revealing her true identity as a princess.  With plenty of roles to go around and fun new takes on the classic stories everyone loves, the Princess’s quest to remember her true identity will keep everyone guessing to the happily ever after ending.

Classes meet Tuesday & Thursday
(4:30 – 6:30)

REGISTRATION COMING SOON

Performances:  April 17 at 7:30 pm, April 18 at 2 pm

RCP at RCP SPRING 2026 Workshop
for Grades 5th through 8th

COMPLAINT DEPARTMENT & LEMONADE

People will complain about anything — not almost anything, but absolutely anything!  In this rapid succession of hysterical grievances, the complaint department takes on everything from Oreo icing to kleptomania and from songs stuck in the head to the price of cheese and on and on and on.  Could there be a glimmer of hope for anyone in charge of a complaint department?  With a clever concept of rotating each complainant into the seat behind the desk, each character not only airs their own grievances, but must also focus on someone else’s problem and assist them with their complaint.  All the roles are extremely balanced to give everyone their moment in the spotlight.  Or, since no more than two people are ever onstage simultaneously, extensive doubling offers actors the challenge of creating multiple characters.

Classes meet Monday & Wednesday
(4:30 – 6:30)

REGISTRATION COMING SOON

Performances:  April 18 at 7:30 pm, April 19 at 2 pm