Each season, the Palace presents free schooltime performances for local schools and children.
For information or to reserve free tickets for your school today, contact Maureen Neufeld, Education Coordinator at (518) 465-3335 ext. 123 or via email at education@palacealbany.org
Few subjects continue to captivate the youthful heart, mind and spirit like the promise of space exploration. The space race is on again in this funny, educational revue chronicling one of the most thrilling periods of history. Recommended for grades 3-5.
Learning Standards: Next Generation ELA Standards 3-5 L1,4,5,6; Common Core Social Studies (4.5); American History, Science
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Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment – Women’s Right to Vote! This powerful production allows students to experience the battles fought – and ultimately won – for women’s suffrage told in the voices of the brave warriors who fought them as well as those who fought – and still are fighting – for civil rights for all. Petticoats of Steel uses primary sources to tell the true stories of the women, specifically those of the State of New York – Susan B. Anthony, Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells and Elizabeth Cady Stanton (among others) – and the roles they played in gaining voting rights for all women of the United States of America. Recommended for grades 5 and up.
Learning Standards: Next Generation ELA Standards 3-5 L1,4,5,6; Common Core Social Studies (4.5, 4.5b); American History, Women’s History
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Spend some time with first-grade student, Junie B. Jones in this delightful adaptation of Barbara Park's best-selling books. This show is perfect for pre-K - 3rd grade students who are also exploring the challenges of making new friends and learning how to navigate through the rules and routines of life in school. Recommended for Pre-K-3rd grade.
Learning Standards: Common Core Framework ELA PK-3 SL, PK-3L
More InfoAs a national touring house, the Palace Theatre also presents a number of ticketed school time shows presented by Theatreworks USA and Chamber Theatre.
Visit www.theatreworksusa.org and www.chambertheatre.com to see the shows coming to the Palace Theatre this year and details on how to purchase your tickets.