Mission Statement: In partnership with our community, the OCPAEC will be a dynamic performing arts venue that brings professional and educational experiences to students as well as engaging and entertaining events to the region.

Who We Are: Breaking ground on April 14, 2020 and opening in Fall 2021, this 1,000-seat, multi-purpose, state-of-the-art facility located in Southeastern Wisconsin serves the Oak Creek Franklin School District and the surrounding communities by showcasing student performances, offering educational opportunities, providing rental options and spotlighting world-renowned entertainment. We are one of the largest district owned theaters in the state of Wisconsin and are proud to share what we do with students and the community.

Did you know that the architects of the OCPAEC won the silver ASID WI Design Excellence award for Entertainment/Recreation Projects?

In addition to state-of-the-art, high-end inventory of audio, lighting, video projection and production equipment; entertainers and tours across the country, including internationally acclaimed acts, will appreciate this acoustically-sound, performing arts venue with unobstructed sight-lines, perfect for every type of performance. Easy-access parking, two green room spaces, a ground-level loading dock with direct access to the stage, a spacious lobby with two multi-purpose kiosks for concession, ticket and merchandise sales with complimentary Wi-Fi offers smart amenities for various needs. The OCPAEC offers professional audio/lighting designers, technicians and stagehands/crew that are knowledgeable with our building and offer an impressive resume of design and technical talent to achieve any design for any type of performance. Learn more about hosting your event here.

For those with disabilities or handicap needs, the OCPAEC has a convenient drop off location, specific handicap locations with companion seating, and priority to enter the theatre first when house opens upon request. Please feel free to reach out with further questions about our accessibility protocols.