First Peoples Fund-Community Spirit Awards
First Peoples Fund Invites You to Join Them in Honoring Six Culture Bearers:Trudie Lamb, Schaghticoke; Therese St. Cyr, Oglala Lakota; Wade Fernandez, Menominee; Richard Zane Smith, Wyandot; Ramona Peters, Mashpee Wampanoag; and Bud Lane III, Siletz.
Stone Soup Feeds the World
When three strangers arrive in a town that has been ravaged by was and famine, they start to cook a pot of stone soup. The townsfolk are wary and suspicious of the strangers and each other, but one carrot at a time, they come around to trust the newcomers. When the soup is ready and everyone shares in the feast, the town is brought back together.
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! 2010
SteppingStone Theatre's long-running tradition returns for its 19th year! Don't miss the antics of the Herdmans - "the worst kdis in the whole history of the world" - as they bring chaos, disaster and ultimately, joy to what becomes The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!
Four Little Girls: Birmingham 1963
Every child imagines what they want to be when they grow up. The four little girls who attended the 16th Street Baptist Church were no exception. Multi-talented and bursting with promise, these girls share hopes and dreams against the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement, culminating in the fateful events of September 15, 1963.
Get Up Your Irish
Packed with toe-tapping dance numbers accompanied by fiddle, flute and guitar, this show will have you singing for days!
The Magic Bus to Asian Folktales
The new schoolbus driver has a magic satchel tha tholds ancient fables from Asia. As each story is pulled out, the children on the bus are magically transported to China, Laos & the Philippines where they live out the stories and learn the morals they unlock.
The Emperor's New Clothes
The classic Hans Christian Andersen story of self-deception and the courage of a lone voice of reason returnes to the SteppingStone Theatre stage.
