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The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of Pittsburgh's downtown Cultural District.

803 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone: (412) 471-6070

Box Office:
(412) 456-6666

Group Sales:
(412) 471-6930

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  For Students

School Day Matinee Series

Time: 10:15am

Byham Theater
 

Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater

 

Sponsors, presents, promotes, and premieres international, national, and regional performing arts and visual arts programming of professional quality for the cultural enrichment and education of children and families. Visit pghkids.org for more information.

 

October 12

Click, Clack, Moo, Theatreworks USA

Run Time: 60 minutes

Best for ages 3+

 

The cows in this tale are an unusual bunch – they can type and are on strike! What will these clever cows ask in their letters to Farmer Brown? A new musical comedy by Theatreworks USA about the power of compromise based on Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin’s award-winning book. Children’s Theater events take place at locations throughout the region.

 


November 9

The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon, Enchantment Theatre Company (USA)

Run Time: 55 minutes

Best for ages 3+


In this magical, musical adaptation of the well-known book series by Crockett Johnson, Harold journeys through the world that he creates with nothing but his big purple crayon and his imagination. Don’t miss this inventive production by The Enchantment Theatre Company. Children’s Theater events take place at locations throughout the region.

 

 

January 25
Pigeon Party starring Mo Willems’ Pigeon, Big Wooden Horse Theatre Company (UK)

Run Time: 60 minutes

Best for ages 3+


Cramming all of the excitement of the first three Pigeon books by Mo Willems into one lively party, this performance is full of fun and laughter featuring our favorite feathered friend.  Featuring original music and audience participation, you get to decide if Pigeon

will drive the bus, share his hot dog, and most importantly, if he can stay up after bed time! Children’s Theater events take place at locations throughout the region. Visit pghkids.org for details.

 

 

March 8

Henry and Mudge, Theatreworks USA

Run Time: 60 minutes

Best for ages 3+


Henry discovers that having a pet takes a lot of responsibility—but all the hard work is worth it because Mudge is his best friend.  In this musical based on Cynthia Rylant’s award-winning books, Henry and Mudge embark on adventures together and discover that they will always be there for each other. Children’s Theater events take place at locations throughout the region.

 

Visit pghkids.org for information about additional performances.

Performance dates and times are subject to change

 

 

To order tickets: 412-471-6930  or   groupsales@pgharts.org

Online: pghkids.org

To Subscribe: 412-456-1390

 

 

Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater Sponsors

Citizens Bank, Presenting sponsor 09-10 season

 

Allegheny Regional Asset District

Commonwealth of PA DCED

Eaton Corporation

The Heinz Endowment

Joseph-Beth Booksellers

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts

Reed Smith LLP

 

School Day Matinee Series is made possible with support from The Dominion Foundation and The PNC Foundation.


  

Get Here Bus Subsidies

Under this special program, the Department of Education and Community Engagement offers complimentary tickets and Get Here Bus Subsidies in order for students from underserved districts to attend (2) performances in our School Day Matinee Series. For additional information call 412-471-6079 or email education@pgharts.org. 

Supported by: Merrill Lynch

         
Theater Etiquette

  

  • Students should dress appropriately. Shorts, baseball hats, skullcaps and athletic gear are not appropriate attire for theater.
  • All chaperones are to stay with their groups throughout the entire performance. Chaperones should be seated so that they may see all the children. Van and bus drivers should not be considered chaperones.
  • Your group must be seated at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the performance. Should your group arrive late, it may be necessary to remain in the lobby until the ushers feel it is appropriate to seat your group.
  • Do not bring food or drinks into the theatre.
  • Students should be courteous patrons. No talking or whispering during the performance.
  • Keep your feet on the floor, not on the seat or balcony in front of you. Do not switch seats.
  • No backpacks, book bags, CD players, iPods or electronic games are permitted in theaters.
  • Electronic watches, pagers and cellular phones must be turned off.
  • Bathroom breaks should take place before the performance or during intermission.