Dec 10^th – The Lonely Lion by InterAct Story Theatre

A lion is supposed to be the king of the jungle. But what if you’re a lion who’s afraid of everything? In this heartwarming story, the jungle’s biggest scaredy cat finds courage in unexpected places and learns how to tackle his fears one step at a time. The Lonely Lion is performed by one actor, with lots of audience interaction.

Jan 14^th – The Uncle Devin Show by Devin Walker

The Uncle Devin Show® is an interactive musical experience for children by renowned drummer, Devin Walker. He and 25 others comprise the group 1 Tribe Collective whose album “All One Tribe” was GRAMMY-nominated for Best Children’s Music Album in 2022. The show cultivates the minds of children through percussion instruments and is an infectious blend of Jazz, Funk, and DC’s official music, Go-Go.

Feb 11^th – The Miraculous Magical Balloon by Synetic Theater

Expressed through movement, masks, pantomime illusions, and dazzling choreography, The Miraculous Magical Balloon tells the story of a traveling actor and his magical trunk full of toys, tricks, and surprises. The Miraculous Magical Balloon has delighted audiences all over the world for over 45 years and is perfect for audiences of all ages.

Mar 11^th – We Can Do It! by Bright Star Theatre

Celebrate the 100^th anniversary of the signing of the 19^th Amendment with We Can Do It: American Women in History. A fascinating adventure featuring some of the world’s most remarkable female pioneers, audiences will discover trailblazers like Amelia Earhart, Sacajawea, Susan B. Anthony, and more. It’s the perfect show to inform and inspire audiences, girls and boys alike.

Apr 1^st – Callaloo Kids by Canady Foundation for the Arts Repertory Theatre

Join the CFA Repertory Theatre as they adventure to the Gullah Sea Islands in search of a long-lost patch for Zoe’s grandmother’s quilt. Celebrating African-Diaspora folklore, this performance includes puppetry, drumming, and storytelling for the entire family to enjoy.

May 13^th – Mangos to Apples Tumbling Tumbling from a Filipino Rainbow by Regie Cabico

Regie Cabico, one of the most iconoclastic performers of slam poetry, takes family audiences through a spoken word poetry experience where he tells the story of his mother’s journey with mangos and performs poetry inspired by Filipino indigenous mythology. Young poets will have the opportunity to write and perform their spoken word poem, too! 

Jun 10^th – VIORE: An Adaptation Story by Regan Linton

Once upon a time, the letters V, I, O, R, and E were living their best lives – happy, active, and joyful. But one day, things began to change and the letters transformed. It’s an engaging story of adaptation and how we can all change and grow to become happy, active, and joyful in a whole new way. 

July 8^th– Arco Iris by Arts on the Horizon

Iris is excited about going to el parque with Abuela, but Iris has a hard time deciding what color shirt to wear. Together they explore the different ways colors appear in the world and each color’s unique beauty. Told through vibrant imagery, dynamic movement, and a beautiful soundscape, this sensory-rich production is inspired by a Zapoteca myth and Quechua legends about the rainbow.