by Symphony Space
A weekend family series at Symphony Space on the Upper West Side featuring kid-friendly concerts, storytelling, puppetry and theater acts. Shows are short and lively, pitched at young kids and their grown-ups.
More reviews: see “Reviews around the web” for Yelp, Facebook and other sites.
Weekend family shows during the school-year season
Ticketed; prices vary by show
Pick a date to add it to your plans.
Ages 2–10.
Ticketed; prices vary by show
Weekend family shows during the school-year season
2537 Broadway at 95th Street, 10025, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Just Kidding at Symphony Space is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Symphony Space: symphonyspace.org, or call (212) 864-5400.
Symphony Space's family programming brings music, storytelling, dance and theater performances for kids to its Upper West Side stages. Check the Family filter on its calendar for current shows.
An Upper West Side performing arts school offering after-school and weekend acting, musical theater and voice classes for kids and teens. Classes are taught by industry professionals and build toward fully staged youth productions.
The Madison Avenue studio of Spotlight Kids runs year-long musical theater classes like Yellow Brick Road and Orphan Annie, plus improv and musical theatre repertoire for older kids. Classes build toward a full performance at the end of the year.
An Upper West Side studio running after-school drama and performance classes and school-break theater camps where kids rehearse and put on a full production. It also offers private music and acting lessons and audition coaching for NYC school and Broadway auditions.
A company making original dance-theater pieces with interactive movement and sensory storytelling, pitched to specific ages from six-month-olds to teens. Productions include Flutter: A Discovery Play for Babies and Mary Cassatt and Me, performed at venues around the city.
The 92nd Street Y's School of the Arts runs musical theater classes for kids, from Broadway Kids for ages 4-6 to workshops where older kids stage junior versions of shows like Annie Kids. Students work on singing, acting and choreography and get performance opportunities, and there's a summer musical theater intensive.