The Children's Theatre News

Coby Getzug returns to LA playing Moritz in the national touring production of Spring Awakening at the Pangages Theatre Feb 8-13.

Children's Theatre of Charlotte presents 'How I Became a Pirate,' closing at the McColl Family Theatre on February 6. Based on the best-selling book by Carolina author Melinda Long, this swashbuckling musical is a fun family show recommended for ages 5 and up.

Theater at The Tank Presents: My Dear Lewis Thursday, February 10, 2011; 7:30pm

This February, Children's Theatre of Charlotte presents a month full of performances for families. From Feb. 4-20, the Tarradiddle Players perform 'If You Take a Mouse to School,' adapted from the popular picture book by Laura Numeroff, in the Wachovia Playhouse. And from Feb. 25-26, the master drummers and dancers of Djembe Fire! bring the rhythms of Africa to the McColl Family Theatre.

Due to great responses from both critics and audiences, Performance Network Theatre will extend its production of 'The War Since Eve,' by Michigan playwright, Kim Carney.

Performance Network Theatre presents 'Fables Galore and More' on Saturday, February 12 at 1pm.

The Way Off Broadway Children's Theatre opened its 2011 Season with Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids on Saturday, January 29th. This marked the first time a Disney production was ever produced at Way Off Broadway and has already become one of the best selling shows at the theatre. Through the rest of 101 Dalmatians' run, Way Off Broadway has teamed up with the Frederick County Animal Control Center for a 'Doggie Adoption Promotion.'

Upcoming Theatre Communication Group Member Shows - 1/30 for Minneapolis

Upcoming Theatre Communication Group Member Shows - 1/30 for St. Paul

The Way Off Broadway Children's Theatre first opened in 1996 and since then has become a popular entertainment destination for families looking for a fun weekend activity, it has also become a great spot for birthday parties and school trips.

Theatre at the Center, 1040 Ridge Road, Munster, Indiana, one of Chicago's top musical theaters, will host five exciting and educational workshops for the young theater enthusiasts of Chicagoland. These workshops will provide students of all ages with the environment to explore the world around them through theatre, to have fun with creative expression while building self-esteem, and to expand communication and creative problem solving skills. These winter 2011 classes will begin January 24 and run through March 15.

Upcoming Theatre Communication Group Member Shows - 1/23 for Minneapolis

Upcoming Theatre Communication Group Member Shows - 1/23 for St. Paul

Performance Network Theatre's previously announced January 22nd presentation of 'Imagine That!' will now feature acclaimed storyteller LaRon Williams, beginning at 1pm. This all-ages show, part of the Children's Theatre Network's Saturday Series for Young Audiences, will be followed by a milk and cookies reception.

The Broadway Theatre of Pitman's Children's Theatre will present THE THREE LITTLE PIGS on January 21 at 10 AM and on January 22 at 10 AM and 1 PM. General admission is $7 and reserved seating is $9.

'The Lunchbox Theatre Series got a makeover this season,' said Florida Rep Education Director, Rachael Endrizzi. 'Not only are we performing onstage in the Historic Arcade Theatre, but we have a new lunch partner, The Morgan House - and we've added a whole new component with an interactive workshop that will really enhance each child's theatre experience. We opened the Lunchbox Theatre Series in November to record breaking numbers, and we're very excited to bring Amelia Earhart to life for Southwest Florida audiences.'

Audiences know Performance Network for its excellent performances, featuring award-winning Michigan actors, directors and theatre designers.

The Broadway Theatre of Pitman's Children's Theatre will present THE THREE LITTLE PIGS on January 21 at 10 AM and on January 22 at 10 AM and 1 PM. General admission is $7 and reserved seating is $9.

Children's Theatre of Charlotte kicks off the new year with 'How I Became a Pirate,' coming to the McColl Family Theatre from January 21-February 6. Based on the best-selling book by Carolina author Melinda Long, this swashbuckling musical is a fun family show recommended for ages 5 and up.

'The Lunchbox Theatre Series got a makeover this season,' said Florida Rep Education Director, Rachael Endrizzi. 'Not only are we performing onstage in the Historic Arcade Theatre, but we have a new lunch partner, The Morgan House - and we've added a whole new component with an interactive workshop that will really enhance each child's theatre experience. We opened the Lunchbox Theatre Series in November to record breaking numbers, and we're very excited to bring Amelia Earhart to life for Southwest Florida audiences.'