Apr 23 Tuesday
The gang's all here. The Peanuts gang, that is! Will Lucy convince Schroeder he's in love with her? Will Linus ever give up his blankie? And will adults ever learn how to talk like normal people? Come see You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown at Spokane Children's Theatre, and catch up with these old friends. Performances run April 12-28, with shows at 7 pm on Fridays and at 2 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Apr 24 Wednesday
Sing, Say, Dance & Play Group Music Class for children ages 2-6 with their caregivers March 6 - May 2, 2024 Wednesdays 1:15 – 2 pm or Thursdays 4-4:45 pm McNally Recital Hall at Holy Names Music Center . 8 weeks of musical magic! $80 Each class time is a fun new musical experience, prior attendance not required. Together, we will explore, experience and discover! Classes taught with the Orff-Schulwerk approach include experiencing music with the whole body. The classes involve singing, movement, finger play, acting and exploring musical instruments to nurture and develop a love of music from an early age. Taught by Mary Ella Van Voorhis
Apr 25 Thursday
Ferris Theatre Arts presents William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet - A tragic love story for the ages.
A rose by any other name...
Welcome to America, where every fifteen minutes, a person is killed with a gun. In eight short plays written by teens for teens, the winners of the 2022 #ENOUGH: Plays to End Gun Violence competition contend with the way this statistic shapes young people’s lives. Taken together, #ENOUGH: Every Fifteen Minutes is a poignant portrait of a uniquely American crisis by the generation it impacts the most.
Parental/Trigger Warning: This material is of a very sensitive nature and includes topics such as gun violence and racism, as well as cursing.
Apr 26 Friday
Poets Up is the show where verses take over the improv and the improv becomes poetic.
At the Blue Door Theatre, we blend the art of poetry with the spontaneity of improv in our unique show, Poets Up. We invite talented poets to craft original works inspired by the improvisers' scene work, while our improvisers create scenes based on the themes and emotions conveyed in the poems.