Each school year, over 15,000 elementary, middle and high school students visit Actors Theatre for our wildly popular Yum! Family Series Student Matinees.
Requests are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. We encourage you to submit your online reservation request form as soon as possible.
$12 Per Seat
Meet The Wolves, a high school girls’ soccer team, at Saturday warm-ups where they navigate questions big and small, vividly capturing “the scary, exhilarating brightness of raw adolescence” (The New York Times).
* Sensory Friendly performance
music by Stephen Flaherty
based on the novel My Love, My Love by Rosa Guy
directed and choreographed by Robert Barry Fleming
$12 Per Seat
* Sensory Friendly performance
adapted by Barbara Field
$15 Per Seat
* Sensory Friendly performance
Student Matinee Policies
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Age Appropriateness
Please note age appropriateness when booking since our Yum! Family Series Student Matinee productions are presented in their original form, without language or content editing. Teacher may request script copies and/or preview the shows during select performances. For details on audience advisories and script requests, contact Actors Education at (502) 584.1265 or email Education Associate Abigail Miskowiec.
For details on previewing booked productions, contact Sarah Peters at (502) 585.1210 or speters@actorstheatre.org.
Sensory Friendly & Relaxed Performances
Sensory Friendly and Relaxed Performances offer a supportive, non-judgmental environment where all patrons are invited to attend and experience the show as they feel most comfortable.
Supplemental materials will be available so that audience members can familiarize themselves with the characters and events of the play, including moments that might be intense or surprising. Sensory packets with fidgets and noise-cancelling head phones will also be available.
For Sensory-Friendly performances, some elements of the audience experience may be adjusted during these performances, often including leaving the house lights on slightly and giving visual indications before sensory or emotionally intense moments. Patrons are able exit and reenter during the performance.
For Relaxed performances of Dracula, the audience experience remains largely unchanged. While many parts of the performance require all audience members to stay seated, audience members are able leave and reenter the performance during specific, pre-determined times.