Children's Theatre Company
Shows (8)
Using only the tools of their trad e , five theatre painters inventively stage a spontaneous retelling of Pinocchio’s quest to become a “real boy.” In this music-filled play, Pinocchio discovers empathy and accountability—the qualities that truly bring a person to life.
Glide through winter’s magic as Ellen recalls icy childhood adventures with her father in this world premiere musical. Watch ice form before your eyes—then melt your heart.
Climb up to snowy Mount Crumpit for this hit holiday musical spectacular as the grumpy green Grinch tries to steal Christmas from Whoville—until one small voice and a spark of holiday spirit help him discover the true meaning of Christmas.
Big-personality letters scramble up the coconut tree to a mixtape of lively songs—featuring LMNOP, the ultimate boy band. A playful musical adventure celebrating music, literacy, and big alphabet fun , with plenty of chances to clap and join the fun.
Havana Hop
Jan 22 – Jan 31, 2027
Young Yeila visits her grandmother in Cuba and adds a salsa spark to her hip-hop style. In this lively, audience-participation play, one actress brings three generations of women to life—inviting everyone to dance along.
Princess Kay of the Milky Way
Feb 23 – Apr 4, 2027
This world- premiere musical celebrates Minnesota’s finest tradition—the state fair. From farm chores and Mom’s famous butterhead to big teenage dreams and a mysterious milk-loving visitor, it’s all here. Oh yeah , you betcha !
This high-voltage musical comedy follows struggling rocker Dewey Finn as he turns a class of straight-A students into a guitar-shredding band, sparking an unforgettable journey of confidence and rock ’n’ roll.
Joseph Kekuku and the Voice of the Steel Guitar
By Moses Goods
May 14 – May 23, 2027
Directed by Eric Johnson
Young Native Hawaiian student Joseph Kekuku discovered a sound that changed music forever. With thrilling live slide guitar and stunning projections, this powerful true story follows the global journey of the “Hawaiian sound” that helped shape blues, country, and rock and roll.