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The Snowy Day

December 1-23, 2022

Please note that Friday, December 23, the Box Office will not be available for phone calls. For ticketing questions and assistance, email tickets@parksquaretheatre.org. 

Script by Jerome Hairston
Based on the books by Ezra Jack Keats
Music by Victor Zupanc
Directed by Ansa Akyea

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Celebrate the joy in the seasons of a child’s world!


About

The wonder of a fresh snowfall, the delight of whistling for the first time, the awe in finding a special treasure comes to life in The Snowy Day and Other Stories by Ezra Jack Keats. This story celebrates the joy of the seasons through a child’s eyes

A timeless classic, The Snowy Day is the most checked-out volume of all time at the New York Public Library and is known for being the first book featuring an African American child to win the Caldecott Medal (The Atlantic). This new ensemble-driven production will explore connections to water and the changing of the seasons through movement and storytelling.

Age Recommendation:
This show is specifically designed for PreK through Grade 4, but the whole family will enjoy the wonder!

Run Time:
Approximately 50 minutes with no intermission.

Tickets:

  • General Audience: $16 child | $20 adult
  • School Matinees: $16 per ticket. 1 free chaperone ticket for every 20 paid. Discounts available based on financial need.

PERFORMANCES FOR GENERAL AUDIENCES

December 10: Sensory Friendly performance

This performance includes accommodations for those with sensory needs. Participants can check out ear defenders or fidgets in the lobby or utilize our comfort room, which includes low lighting, comfortable chairs, and sensory activities.  Audio and visual adjustments have been made for this production; house lights stay at 30% or above and volume levels have been lowered.

Also available is a social story (See the bottom of this page!) to ensure participants know what to expect at the theatre.

This performance is made possible by The Heart and Mind Fund and the Awesome Foundation.

PLEASE NOTE: All ticket sales are final. SteppingStone does not provide refunds for tickets for any reason.


DAYTIME MATINEES
for schools and educational groups

Calendar of School Matinee dates for The Snow Day

Weekday daytime matinee performances are intended for groups and will include groups from schools, day camps, childcare centers, and similar organizations.

This production will be on the Proscenium Stage.
The Proscenium theatre seats 350.

Due in part to a generous grant from Saint Paul Cultural STAR, a limited number of subsidized workshops will be available to schools in the Saint Paul Public School District.

Visit our Group Visits page for more information.

Questions? Contact our Box Office at 651-291-7005, or email tickets@parksquaretheatre.org.


Show Credits

 

Script by

JEROME HAIRSTON  

Based on the books by

EZRA JACK KEATS

Music by

VICTOR ZUPANC

The Snowy Day was originally produced by the Children’s Theatre Company in 2016

THE SNOWY DAY is published by
Plays for Young Audiences

A PARTNERSHIP OF SEATTLE CHILDREN’S THEATRE AND CHILDREN’S THEATRE COMPANY-MINNEAPOLIS

The Snowy Day Social Story

Your experience at Park Square Theatre is our highest priority. Learn what to expect when you come to see The Snowy Day at the theatre.

The Snowy Day Resource Guide

Use this guide for Educators and Families to enhance your learning at The Snowy Day performance.

Snowy Day Study Guide by Megan Flod Johnson

Location

7th Place Plaza
20 W 7th
St Paul, MN 55102


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At SteppingStone, we are committed to access and inclusion for all people. We stand firmly in opposition to racism, and our programs challenge our young artists, staff, and Board of Directors to foster inclusion and seek equity for all, including Black people, Indigenous peoples, people of color, LGBTQIA+ people, people of all economic backgrounds, people of all religions, and people with disabilities. SteppingStone collaborates with families to meet students’ needs, whether they are social, academic, developmental, or physical.

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Young people are artists, makers, and doers. They need to belong and to contribute to their world. When young people make art together, they change themselves and the world around them for the better.

We Do

SteppingStone ignites belonging, generosity, mastery, self-advocacy, and inspiration by creating art with young people to share with the world.