School Field Trips

February 10-May 15, 2026 | The Kleberg

When Fern saves Wilbur, the runt of the litter, she sets off a journey of love, loyalty, and one extraordinary friendship. But as Wilbur’s future hangs in the balance, it’s up to Charlotte, a clever and kindhearted spider, to spin a web of miracles. Featuring live bluegrass music and breathtaking aerial artistry, this timeless tale of hope soars to new heights on stage.

Age Recommendation: Kindergarten and up
Runtime: 1 hour
Curricular Connections: Language Arts (Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary), Science (Animals, Life Cycles), Theatre, Music, Social-Emotional Learning (Friendship, Empathy)

March 24 - April 29, 2026 | The Whisenhunt

Xochitl dreams of becoming a folklórico dancer—but her mom wants her focused on fitting in and getting ahead. When her mother is suddenly kidnapped by the villainous Helado and his feline army, Xochitl discovers a family secret: she holds the power of Zapata, and when heritage meets heroism, anything is possible.

Age Recommendation: 1st Grade and up
Runtime: 1 hour
Curricular Connections: Dual Language, Theatre, Dance (Ballet Folklórico), Social Studies (Culture and Geography), Social-Emotional Learning (Resilience, Identity, Leadership, Family)

April 23 & 30, 2026 | The Topfer

A deeply personal and profoundly contemporary musical about life and the way we live it, six-time Tony® Award-winner Dear Evan Hansen follows high schooler Evan, whose one little lie spirals into viral fame and forces him to choose between truth and belonging.

Age Recommendation: 12 & Up
Runtime: 2 hours and 15 minutes
Curricular Connections: Language Arts (Narrative voice, unreliable narrators, empathy through storytelling), Social Studies/Psychology (Mental health awareness, teen behavior, the impact of social media), Theatre, Music, Social-Emotional Learning (Identity, belonging, peer pressure, ethics, emotional honesty)

October 13 - December 11, 2026 | The Kleberg

Step through the wardrobe and enter Narnia, a frozen world full of magic, adventure, and Turkish delight. In this imaginative adaptation, two actors bring an entire kingdom to life onstage. Join the Pevensie siblings and the noble lion Aslan as they battle the White Witch to break her curse on Narnia!

Age Recommendation: Kindergarten & Up
Runtime: 60 min (no intermission)
Curricular Connections: Language Arts (Literary Analysis, Narrative Structure), Social Studies (World War II History), Dual Language (Translation, Comparative Linguistics), Science (Ecology, Seasons), Philosophy (Ethics, Morality), Theatre (Character Development, World-Building), and Social-Emotional Learning (Bravery, Integrity).

Content Warnings: This show includes stylized battles, theatrical violence, and themes of loss. We encourage individuals to use discretion when determining what is right for their students.

November 4 - December 11, 2026 | The Kleberg

Back after a sold-out run last season! Charlie Brown’s search for the true meaning of Christmas unfolds with a little help from Snoopy, Linus, and the whole gang. Set to Vince Guaraldi's unforgettable jazz score, this festive show sparkles with timeless Peanuts charm.

Age Recommendation: Pre-K & Up
Runtime: 40 min (no intermission)
Curricular Connections: Theater and Music, Social Studies (Holiday and Traditions), Social-Emotional Learning (Empathy, Belonging, Inclusion)

February 9 - April 30, 2027 | The Kleberg

Sit, stay, ¡Ve! Follow these delightful dogs as they swim, play ball, and head to la fiesta, all in a vibrant blend of English y Español. Like a pop-up book leaping off the page, this bilingual celebration of música, color, e idioma is pure joy from start to finish. 

Age Recommendation: Pre-K & Up
Runtime: 60 min (no intermission)
Curricular Connections: Dual Language (Bilingualism, Biliteracy), Language Arts (Reading, Vocabulary), Mathematics (Spatial Relationships, Sorting), Science (Motion, Animals), Visual Arts (Color, Design), Theatre (Pantomime, Role Play), and Social-Emotional Learning (Social Cues, Cooperation).

April 29 | The Topfer

Both a Tony® and Grammy Award®-winner, The Color Purple is a poignant story about bringing light back into your life. With a score that blends soaring hallelujahs, electrifying juke joint rhythms, and show-stopping anthems, Celie’s journey is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to fully arrive.

Age Recommendation: 7th Grade & Up
Runtime: 2 hours 45 min (with a 20-minute intermission)
Curricular Connections: Language Arts, Social Studies (Post-Reconstruction South, Gender Studies), Theatre, and Social-Emotional Learning (Resilience, Self-Actualization).

Content Warnings: This show contains heavy subject matter including overt racism and sexism, depictions of physical and sexual violence, references to rape and incest, and strong language. We encourage individuals to use discretion when determining what is right for their students.