Performed by ArtsPower National Touring Theatre, New York. The critically acclaimed ArtsPower brings us the tale of Harry, the dog who hates to take a bath. Harry is a little white dog with black spots who hates baths so much that he runs away. After a wonderful day spent playing in the dirt, Harry gets so grubby that he turns into a little black dog with white spots. When he returns home, his family doesn’t even recognize him! This new musical captures both the whimsical humor and touching dedication to family found in the popular book by Gene Zion. It will delight youngsters and adults, while showing what it means to be part of a family (and learning the importance of bathing!). Recommended for grades PK-1. "Thank you for the wonderful production of Harry...and for excellent, literature-based programming." Arts&Education Council, Chattanooga, TN

Performed by the Kennedy Center Theatre for Young Audiences on Tour. The Kennedy Center, famous for its Broadway quality and big productions, brings an exciting musical based on the popular book by Norton Juster, with lyrics by Pulitzer Prize winner, Sheldon Harnick . The Phantom Tollbooth is on middle school reading lists, and this production will greatly enhance students’ enjoyment of the book. It’s given full musical treatment in telling the tale of Milo, a chronically bored boy who must save the princesses Rhyme and Reason, and successfully bring harmony to the Land of Wisdom. The show brings several positive messages in an entertaining and spellbinding performance. Recommended for grades 4-8. "as witty and buoyant as the book" - The Washington Post. "An inventive fantasy." The Washington Times

Performed by Ballet Florida. Ballet Florida brings us a zany, romantic, delightful production of everyone's favorite fairy tale. With beautiful music by the Russian composer, Prokofiev, and a wonderfully talented company of dancers, there are laugh-out-loud moments with the foolish, hopelessly awkward "wicked" stepsisters and lovely, "happily ever after" moments with Cinderella and her prince. This is a fine opportunity for students to experience a delightful introduction to music and dance. Recommended for grades 1-5.

Performed by Yarina, Ecuador. Yarina had everyone dancing in the aisles when we presented them two years ago; the audience didn’t want to leave! Teachers have been begging us to bring them back ever since. This family of Grammy award winning Latin musicians and dancers introduces students to the music, stories and dance of the Andes, using a variety of instruments and brightly colored costumes. Recommended for grades 5-12 "...one of the best Ecuadorian groups playing in the United States" - Time Out Magazine. "Yarina was absolutely excellent!" Dr. Judy Galician, University School of Nova SE.

Presented by Intramusical Theatricals, New York. Stanley Lambchop is flattened by a falling bulletin board one day, but he makes the best of it. He puts himself in an envelope and takes students along on a whirlwind musical travelogue. Stanley travels from Washington to France to Honolulu; he raps with the Declaration of Independence, thwarts a robbery at the Louvre and has other adventures while trying to be a three-dimensional boy again. The popular book character has been spotted everywhere- with President Bush and even Clint Eastwood at the Academy Awards. Now South Florida students can see him come to life in this imaginative musical! Recommended for grades 2-4 "...awesome performance….The students talked about it for days!"...The Peace Center, Greenville, SC

Presented by Mad Science®, Canada. CSI: LIVE! is an exciting interactive journey through the fascinating world of forensic science. When a crime is committed at the Las Vegas premiere of the Max Spade Magic Show, Sydney Mathis and David Hart, in the roll of CSI investigators, spring into action. With the help of supervisor Gil Grissom and some audience recruits, they will use their logic and forensic know-how to investigate the evidence and test their theories. Whether it's analyzing mysterious gasses, launching experimental projectiles or firing lasers, the CSI team will work together to solve the crime. This fast-paced adventure will entertain and educate its audience in a unique way. Recommended for grades 4-8. "Mad Science® is the world's leading science enrichment provider sparking the imagination and curiosity of children around the world..." - CBS. CBS©2000-2008 CBS Broadcasting Inc. and Entertainment AB Funding LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Presented by the Dallas Children's Theatre, Texas. When a great African king decides to seek a wife, Mufaro's two daughters, who are very beautiful but have very different characters, travel to meet him so he will choose one of them as his bride. Based on the Caldecott Award winning book by John Steptoe, the story of their journey is enhanced with traditional chanting and African song. Children will learn about goodness, generosity and love in a multi-cultural setting. Recommended for grades K-3. "...A stellar performance and received standing ovations..." King Center for the Performing Arts

Presented by Mayhem Poets, New York. Utilizing hip-hop rhythms and dynamic theatrical techniques, this trio of young men bring performance poetry to older students. These young men are charismatic and exciting as they communicate important truths about the power of words and about human values that students can really relate to. They were a huge hit two years ago, and we're happy to present them again. Recommended for grades 6-12. "What an incredible, incredible experience…the best thing we brought this year..." - Mead School

Presented by Theatreworks USA, New York. Adapted from the Broadway musical, this is a charming production with the Cat in the Hat, Horton, Gertrude McFuzz and all the beloved characters of Who-Ville. Dr. Seuss' classic characters intertwine in an adventure in which imagination and "think" save the day. Recommended for PK-1. "Full of sweetness, humor and energetic high spirits" - Charles Isherwood, The New York Times.

Performed by David Gonzalez and his Yak Yak Band, New York. Fast paced, funny and packed with audience participation, Aesop Bops is a funky feast of storytelling with music. David and his "Yak Yak" band tell Aesop's classic stories, including The Lion and the Mouse and The Fisherman and his Wife along with other popular Aesop's Fables. Recommended for PK-1. "rare talent and warmth...held our sell-out audiences spellbound. We are already planning a return engagement" - London's Royal National Theatre.

Omaha Theater Company. The ever popular Miss Bindergarten, the teaching dog, comes to life in a zany show by the Omaha Theater Company that young students will love. This delightful musical combines laughter with learning and audience participation, while featuring many of students' favorite tales from the book series. Recommended for PK-1. "...receives the highest marks for their quality...We love them..." - The Grand 1894 Opera House, Galveston, TX

Austin, Texas. Soul Street is a group of young men who learned breakin', poppin'n'lockin'- even Brazilian copoeira- plus all their hip-hop moves, in the streets of Texas. They share their talent and a little about their life experiences while dancing to everything from James Brown to Vivaldi in an exciting, inspiring show that will have students grooving out! Recommended for grades 6-12. "mind boggling fast changing footsteps..." - Siegen Daily. "They represent the best in arts education..." - Young Audiences of Houston

Performed by the Hudson Vagabond Puppets, New York. The Hudson Vagabond Puppets brings the amazing metamorphosis from egg to caterpillar to butterfly in a fascinating production with giant puppets in song and dance. Students will follow the 1500 mile journey of the monarch butterfly to Mexico, meeting dozens of other characters from the insect world. The show has received funding from the Jim Hensen Foundation, and we are thrilled to have such a wonderful introduction to science for little ones. Recommended for PK-2.

Performed by TheatreworksUSA - New York. Based on the first book of the popular series by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat, this new musical from Theatreworks USA brings us a pint-sized detective with a real talent for solving mysteries. Students learn about teamwork and friendship from Nate and his friends, as the "latest and greatest" in the grand tradition of crime-solving detectives helps his neighbor find a missing painting. Recommended for grades 2-4. "...the best children's theatre organization...with intelligent writing, fine acting and creative sets." - The New York Times

Performed by Fireworks New Music Ensemble, New York. Inspired by the Warner Brothers cartoons of old, Fireworks Ensemble presents a funny, educational program of music plus occasional cartoons, featuring keyboard, percussion, strings, saxophone, flute and guitar. Students will learn about music and also see how it fits in the classic Roadrunner and Bugs Bunny shorts. Baton Bunny is just one of the clever cartoons that will have students and teachers laughing out loud. Recommended for grades 5-12. "Cartoon" was serious fun of the highest— and funniest- order" ...Topeka Capital- Journal. "Hottest new classical band in New York"...The New Music Connoisseur

Produced by Porchworthy Productions, New York. The characters and adventures from the New York Times #1 best-selling children's book series by Mary Pope Osborne come to us in a full-scale, Broadway style musical. One of Jack and Annie's Merlin Missions is transported to the stage, when they travel to Camelot's dreaded Otherworld to restore joy and magic to King Arthur's kingdom. They must return with water from the mythical Cauldron of Memory and Imagination, or Camelot will be lost and forgotten. An enchanting blend of song, story and stagecraft, Magic Tree House®: The Musical is a breathtaking spectacle that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Recommended for grades 2-5. "Reading and writing are about the magic of the imagination. This musical, in my opinion, multiplies that magic ten times..." - Mary Pope Osborne. "The show was a hit with kids and adults alike…I would bring this show back in a heartbeat" -Warner Theatre, Conn.