Main Stage Productions

The 2010-2011 Main Stage Season is a work in progress! Pending final permission from the publishers, the tentative season is as follows:

October: From the Chronicles of Narnia -
Prince Caspian's the Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Mark your calendars for the live sequel to CS Lewis' global sensation the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Follow the story of Prince Caspian and friends in the further adventures of Narnia!

October: Rudyard Kipling's The Just So Stories

In this play, Kipling's immortal tales including "How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin," "How the Kangaroo Got His Hop" and "How the Elephant Got His Trunk" are brought to life by his daughter Elsie and a group of new friends. Share with your friends and family the stories of this Nobel Prize-winning author adapted to a play with a bittersweet and surprising end. Excellent for younger audiences and families.

December: Annie, Jr. and The Toys Take Over Christmas!

Get in the Holiday spirit with TWO heart-warming stories set at Christmas time. Win your place on Santa's "nice" list by enjoying these tales of hardship and kindness with your family during the Christmas season.

February: Stuart Little adapted by Joseph Robinette,
based on the book by E.B. White

Join E.B. White's beloved mouse on a great adventure as he outwits hungry cats, sails a boat and even drives a car while searching for his best friend, a beautiful bird named Margalo

February: Disney's Alice in Wonderland

The Disney version of Alice in Wonderland is truly out-of-this-world! Journey to Wonderland with music and dance and our zany cast of characters and enjoy our exciting retelling of this beloved story.

April-May: TBD

ATY's Main Stage Season of Shows has enjoyed the hospitality of the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts for several years producing fully-staged shows from October to May in the Sydney Laurence Theatre. It is a rare opporunity for young artists to perform in Alaska's most renowned facility that regularly hosts world-famous performers and professional Broadway companies.

Providing youth performance opportunities also allows ATY to provide youth audience opportunities! Special school-time performances are offered to the students of South-central Alaska. For more information, teachers should contact school@alaskatheatreofyouth.org.

Tickets for public performances are sold through CenterTix, the ACPA ticketing service.

It is important to ATY that youth are able to experience the enrichment and empowerment that comes from taking part in theatre as a performer and as an audience member. When possible, complimentary tickets have been made available to special needs non-profit and service constituencies. Groups that have received complimentary admission (or ATY toured to their facility) include McLaughlin Youth Center, Alaska Children's Services, the Jesse Lee Home, Compeer, Boys and Girls Club, Alaska Gymnastics, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, among many others. Contact ATY to see if your community-based non-profit or service organization is eligible for complimentary tickets.