Theatre for Kids
The Theatre for Kids program broadens the horizons of kids by fostering a lifelong appreciation of performing arts through access to live, professional theatre.
About the Program
Rodman for Kids’ Theatre for Kids program distributes tickets to youth-focused non-profit organizations as well as public and private schools in Greater Boston, giving access to live, professional theatre to kids who would not otherwise have the opportunity.
Show History
Since 2001, the Theatre for Kids program has introduced more than 79,000 kids to live, professional theatre productions.
- Anastasia
- Annie
- Barbie Fairytopia
- Beauty and the Beast
- Billy Elliot
- Blue Man Group
- Boston Ballet
- Burn the Floor
- A Chorus Line
- A Christmas Story
- Cinderella
- Cirque de Soleil
- Clifford
- Def Poetry
- Dirty Dancing
- Disney on Ice
- Dreamgirls
- Evita
- Finding Neverland
- Hadestown
- Halloween Town
- Hamilton
- Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird”
- The Illusionists
- In the Heights
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- Lion King
- Little Women
- Mamma Mia!
- Matilda
- Million Dollar Quartet
- Monsters, Inc.
- Music Man
- Newsies
- The Nutcracker
- Peter Pan
- Phantom of the Opera
- The Producers
- Radio City Christmas Spectacular
- Ringling Bros. Circus
- Rudolph
- School of Rock
- Sound of Music
- South Pacific
- Stomp
- Tuesdays with Morrie
- West Side Story
- Wicked
- Wizard of Oz
Related Blog Posts
Theatre Gives Kids Hope
“It’s so far removed from their everyday life. Some of them are homeless, and struggling to find food, and in very abusive homes, or not with their parents at all. To put themselves into this world (of live theatre) that takes them away and gives them the hope of a world that they can have I think was a massive thing.”
Theatre in the News!
Rodman for Kids’ Theatre for Kids program is in the news for our recent trip to see Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” at the Citizens Bank Opera House with Broadway in Boston!!
About Marilyn
Marilyn Rodman impacted countless individuals throughout her life, most notably the thousands of children for whom she advocated.
