It’s Showtime! Productions at Atlanta Schools

Greater Atlanta Christian School

Whether it is theater, music or dance, enjoying a live performance is not only fun for the whole family, it also teaches kids how to be a respectful audience member and grow their appreciation for the arts. Good news for you, mom and dad, it also doesn’t have to break the bank! There are so many amazing school arts programs with super talented students in metro Atlanta with performances that are open to the public. Be sure to check out the list below for an upcoming show near you!

North Springs High School
“The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon,” Nov. 6-8
“Frozen,” March 13, 14, 20 and 21

Greater Atlanta Christian School
“Little Women,” Nov. 9
“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” Dec. 13-14

Pace Academy
“Once Upon A Mattress,” Nov. 14-15
“Little Women,” April 23-24

Mount Vernon School
“Hadestown: Teen Edition,” Nov. 14-16

Marist School
“The Addams Family Musical,” Nov. 19-20

Decatur High School
“You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” Dec. 3-7

Kennesaw Mountain High School
“Mary Poppins Jr.,” Dec. 4-6
“Alice in Wonderland Jr.,” Jan. 29-31

Mount Paran Christian School
“A Christmas Carol,” Dec. 4-6
“Hello, Dolly!” March 12-14

School of the Arts, Central Gwinnett High School
“Migration Season,” Dec. 4-6

Fellowship Christian School
“It’s a Wonderful Life,” Dec. 11-13

The Galloway School
“Newsies Jr.,” Dec. 11-13
“Into the Woods,” March 26-29

Midtown High School
“Rent,” Jan. 15-17
“Mean Girls,” March 20-22, 27-28

Dacula High School
“Matilda Jr., Jan. 22-24

Wesleyan School
“Newsies,” Feb. 4-7

Woodward Academy
“The Addams Family Musical,” Feb. 19-22

Cambridge High School
“9 to 5: the Musical,” Feb 26-28, March 4 and 12-14

Pinecrest Academy
“Mean Girls,” March 7

Pebblebrook High School
“Once Upon a One More Time,” March 12-15

North Atlanta High School
“Mama Mia,” March 20-21

Duluth High School
“West Side Story,” Feb. 20-21