Young People’s Concert (recommended for 2nd-5th grade but can be enjoyed by ALL ages) Samford University’s Wright Center Back by popular demand for a second season in a row is the intensely engaging and interactive, “Once Upon a Time!” written by Candace Neal Pappas. Met...
Recommended for ages 6 and up This fresh adaptation of the classic J.M. Barrie tale has everything you love – Wendy and the Lost Boys, the dastardly Captain Hook, and the boy who never grows up. Let your imagination soar as – through the magic...
Recommended for ages 4-8 Based on stories by Caldecott Award-winning author Ezra Jack Keats, The Snowy Day and other stories by Ezra Jacks Keats celebrates the magic and boundless possibilities of the first snowfall! Follow young Peter and his friends as they explore the world...
The Alabama Ballet is hosting its annual performance of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, and Essential Church School has arranged for group admission for their school performance on December 14th. This is for ages 5 and up only (no little ones allowed for this one). In...
Recommended for ages 4-8 Cass and Ray are best friends who like different things.Ray enjoys scary movies and smores. Cass prefers icecream and comedies. They even sometimes disagree onhow to play their favorite game: The Adventures of SuperCat & Reptile Robot! Will their friendship survive?...
Recommended for all students Steven - the 10-year-old President of the “Flint Future Detectives Club” - meets the mysterious Mr. Chickee who gives him the first clue in the case of a lifetime! With the help of Zoopy the dog and his fellow detective friends,...
The most significant Romantic ballet ever creates the story of Giselle, an innocent girl who is misled into believing the words of her charming admirer. With a broken heart, she dies a maid and joins the spirits of other maidens who are condemned to exist...
Alabama Ballet presents a mixed-repertoire performance of two iconic pieces by the legendary American choreographer Twyla Tharp. “Baker’s Dozen” embodies this sense of economy and integration, which is closely tied to Tharp’s Indiana Quaker roots. The movement expresses harmony, playfulness and easy virtuosity. “Nine Sinatra...
America’s favorite kindergartener is back, but this time in FIRST GRADE! Armed with her “Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal” Junie B tackles new and changing friendships, a kickball tournament, and the need for *GASP * glasses! This musical adaptation of Barbara Park's best-selling books features fun-filled...
Performed by two actors in Vulcan Center Museum, Anything is Possible tells the story of the people, materials, and ideas that transformed Birmingham from a sleepy cornfield in Jones Valley into a dynamic industrial city and the cradle of the modern civil rights movement. UAB playwright-in-residence Lee...
