Blast Off on an Out-of-This-World Adventure!
Buckle up and hop aboard the Magic School Bus for an unforgettable journey through the solar system! TheatreWorks USA brings the beloved Magic School Bus series to life onstage at the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center with a lively musical adventure that combines science, storytelling, music, and plenty of imagination.
When Ms. Frizzle’s class gets lost on the way to the planetarium, there’s only one thing to do: blast off into outer space! But as the students encounter rivalries old and new, they’ll have to learn how to work together if they want to make it safely home.
Based on the beloved book series published by Scholastic, The Magic School Bus: Lost in the Solar System gives young audiences an entertaining introduction to the wonders of space while exploring important lessons about communication, cooperation, and getting along with others.
Learning Comes to Life
Designed especially for young audiences, this educational children's theatre performance connects the excitement of live theatre with classroom learning.
Curriculum connections include:
Science
Music
Communication and language arts
Social studies
Cooperation and teamwork
Recommended for Kindergarten through 5th grade, this approximately 60-minute performance is a great opportunity for students to experience live theatre while exploring the solar system in a fun and memorable way.
A Special TheatreWorks Experience
The production's original director and choreographer, Connor Gallagher, brings an impressive Broadway background to the show. Gallagher also choreographed Beetlejuice on Broadway and directed and choreographed Beauty and the Beast for Disney Cruise Line.
Performance Details
Wednesday, February 10, 2027
9:30 AM & 11:30 AM
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center
434 South Main Street
Madison, Georgia 30650
Recommended Grades: K–5
Run Time: Approximately 60 minutes
Student Admission: $5 per student
Teachers & Chaperones: Free
Reservations are required. To reserve seats for your school group, please email rdoolittle@mmcc-arts.org.