SummerStage of Delafield

"Wonderful outdoor stage. The keepers of the area somehow reduce the mosquitoes. If you need to ride to the stage, they have that covered."

"We went to see “The Miracle Worker” at SummerStage in Delafield. The plays are in Lapham Peak state park; the $13 Wednesday night ticket gives you a reduced price $5 state park parking. We parked at the Delafield Park-n-Ride and all four of us rode together into the park. The concessions are simple—some candy, popcorn, and chips, with water, beer and wine options. Bring your own lawn chair, picnic dinner and snacks, and enjoy! The play has no mics, so show up an hour early or more to get close seats. They spray for bugs, too, so there isn’t a TON of bugs out there. The programs are virtual, too, so you don’t have to worry about losing the paper! The performance was fun, family friendly in this case, and well-acted — but the environment, wide open, cool and beautiful, made it so much better. Thanks to the performers and volunteers for making it happen!"

"An amazing outdoor theater experience. Nestled in the hills of Lapham Peak's park in the middle of the Kettle Moraine forest. High quality productions in an unmatched setting."

"Thank you, Leah, head of PR for SummerStage, for returning my call the following day and answering all my questions regardIng the play. An equally enthusiastic shout out to the staff, at the campground, at the entrance and at the front desk: you were all equally welcoming. The surroundings were beautiful and THE PLAY was brilliant! I highly recommend going. Very clever writing, fab casting. Great Scott, unexpected twists in the plot. :-)"

"What a great little place! A co-worker has been involved with Summer Stage as long as I've known her and is now the President of the non-profit organization. A bunch of us decided it was time for a night out to see what this was all about and we all had a blast! The stage is nestled in a picturesque corner of a State park just a short walk from parking. They have concessions or you can carry in anything you'd like. Porta potties are available AND they spray for mosquitos (a WI summer must). The show we saw (The Need) was far more entertaining than I had imagined and I definitely recommend giving this a shot for a night out."