Delightful melodies from Rodgers and Hammerstein and an uplifting story of love and courage. Cinderella will move audiences to both laughter and tears. Featuring an all student performance of Richard E. Rauh Conservatory actors and the CAPA Symphony, this one-of-a-kind show includes a show stopping score including In My Own Little Corner, Ten Minutes Ago, and Waltz For A Ball.

Pittsburgh Musical Theater will kick-off 2009 with the international sensation Disney's High School Musical. Sweeping the globe with its pop-culture allure, this musical has gained superstar status among kids and adults alike! A must-see for the entire family!

The Wedding Singer takes you back to the 1980s –when hair was big, greed was good, collars were up, and a wedding singer was the coolest guy in the room. Rock-star wannabe Robbie needs to save Julia from a marriage to a Wall Street shark and pulls off the performance of a lifetime with songs like Grow Old With You, If I Told You, Right In Front Of Your Eyes.

Back by popular demand, Beauty and the Beast is a Tony Award-winning tale of wonder and love! Based on the Disney film, this modern day classic has captured audiences around the world with a fairytale score and delightful songs Be Our Guest, Belle, Something There, and Beauty and the Beast. So plan to bring the entire family.

Dickens' magical tale of Scrooge, Ghosts, Tiny Tim and the Cratchit family returns this holiday by popular demand. This classic tale of redemption, was created in 1991 by Ken and Jane Gargaro. This heartwarming show brims with holiday spirit. Seasonal carols and the music of Bach, Mozart, and Vaughn Williams provide a tuneful framework for this production which Post-Gazette theater critic Chris Rawson has deemed "child-friendly and fun."

Horton is the only one in the jungle with large and sensitive enough ears to hear the tiny citizens of Whoville. They are crying for help as their little planet, the size of a speck of dust, floats aimlessly through air. Horton vows at once to help them and places Whoville safely onto a soft clover, just as Sour Kangaroo and her baby enter the scene. Sour Kangaroo thinks Horton is crazy for talking to and protecting a speck of dust and she lets him and the rest of the jungle know about it (Biggest Blame Fool). The rascally Wickersham Brothers—a group of mischievous monkeys—join in on the fun of teasing Horton. The one person who stands up for Horton, his neighbor Gertrude McFuzz, is not noticed by anyone, most of all Horton.

All of your favorite characters and songs (including The Candy Man and Pure Imagination) are featured in this show that overflows with music, comedy and heart. Willy Wonka is a wonderful family show, perfect for any season.