General Adult: $29 online ($26 + $3 service charge) or $31 in-person or by phone ($26 + $5 service charge)
Senior (65+): $24 online ($21 + $3 service charge) or $26 in-person or by phone ($21 + $5 service charge)
Youth (Age 18 and under): $24 online ($21 + $3 service charge) or $26 in-person or by phone ($21 + $5 service charge)
Groups and Discounts

An additional $2/ticket service fee will be added when purchased in-person or by phone. 

On October 22, we’ll offer 50 seats in the house at PWYC pricing for the select performance listed below. Then, two weeks before the performance, we may release more seats at PWYC pricing based on availability. 

• December 11, 2025, 7:30 p.m. 

Our KIDSTAGE Winter Productions are geared toward more experienced performers, with an age range dependent on the show or project selected. The intensive rehearsal process may include character development, learning choreography and staging, and strengthening the vocal instrument. The result of this program is a fully produced show or a concert production (see above for details).

A Winter Production typically rehearses in late fall and performs in November/December. There is a tuition fee to participate. Rehearsals are four to six weeks, performances are two to three weekends, and the show is professionally designed and directed. The emphasis is on the performer. 

The characters and stories that are familiar to most audiences through Disney productions will not be represented in this production. 

Into the Woods focuses on the original Brothers Grimm versions of the stories, which tend to be “darker” and less “happy ending” focused. Its presentation of characters like Cinderella, Prince Charming, and more as very flawed people may be confusing or upsetting to younger audience members. Teamwork is valued, family is found in unexpected places, and characters tackle moral dilemmas in ways that will resonate with viewers.

Act I follows the well-known storylines and ends with a “happily ever after.” Act 2 is more contemplative and darker, delving into the consequences of our choices and other more grown-up themes. 

It is perfectly acceptable for younger audience members to attend only Act 1, which will provide a complete musical theater experience and satisfying story.