Journey Theater Vancouver, WA 98684

"We've been to a few shows and really enjoyed the first couple. The last one was James and Giant Peach, and none of our group could understand the cast, that we wanted to leave. Was also surprised at the lack of diversity in the cast for this particular show."

"I learned about Journey Theater from a high school friend seven years ago, and I continue to watch their plays with my family quite often. Also, my younger sister took a class from them a couple of years ago and had an excellent experience. Her classmates were all kind, as well as the teachers. It's evident that the people here aren't just focused on art, they are focused on being good people too. Even if you are not related to any of the performers, I think it's a wonderful program to watch quality plays in the Vancouver and Portland metro area. Good prices and they typically have good venues. A lot of the performers are young, but these aren't just typical high school plays. It's clear that the performers are passionate about their work, and every production I've seen has been amazing. They're full of character. All of the productions are family-friendly, but they perform most of the big ones, especially Disney classics like Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, even Newsies. I look forward to continue watching them."

"Getting our children involved in Journey Theater Art Group is one of the best parenting decisions we have made! Not only have we seen growth in our girls in their acting, singing and dancing skills but we have also watched their confidence blossom, their empathy and patience mature and they've made a lot of friends! It's been an activity that our whole family can be involved in and our children have such fun doing! We are SO happy we found JTAG!"

"My grand-daughter is enrolled in Journey and is having a fantastic time (2014-2015). This is a great group for a child of any age to join - there are so many things available for them to learn in an encouraging environment, from drama to voice to dance. Also, the opportunities to learn what goes on backstage as well. What could be more fun for a child than learning to play in a constructive way!"