Teens on Tour -

The Center of the Universe is now touring schools & youth groups, January - May.

About the show

TEENS ON TOUR is a uniquely powerful production that brings real teens to the stage, to confront serious topics facing their generation. Tackling topics such as bullying, violence, racism and prejudice, The Center of the Universe takes audiences on a journey into the past, to gain new perspective on the present as stories from slavery and the Holocaust are woven with events inspired by today’s headlines. The candid, post-show discussion with the young cast will leave you motivated with an unforgettable message about the value of human life.

*Features an all-youth cast and a post-show discussion.

Click Here for The Center of the Universe Study Guide.

Topics covered: prejudice, tolerance, bullying, racism, violence

MEET AND HEAR FROM OUR TEEN PERFORMERS:

booking info

PRICING
1st Performance: $600
2nd Performance: $500
Each Additional: $400
Click here to book your dates!
Or call 714.690.2900
RUNNING TIME: 90-120 MINUTES
90 min. to set up & 60 min. to break down
Max audience size per performance: 250
Interested in having your own group perform this show? Call 714.690.2900 for licensing info & residency programs.

To bring THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE to your campus, fill out our online form HERE!

“The show was splendid, both the dramatic interpretation and the Q+A afterward. Thank you so much for exposing my students to the values of humanity.”

“This was an amazing performance witnessed by adults and students. This production changed the lives of those who were in the audience to witness it.”

“I am so impressed by the level of professionalism and maturity of your ensemble.”

“The performance was outstanding! Our students could not stop talking about it and it led to meaningful conversations about respect and tolerance. The materials that were sent were also useful. We will be using them to keep the lessons learned from the show going. Thank you just doesn’t seem like it’s enough.”

“My students were engaged and connected with the performance. These topics, unfortunately are very relevant today and my students were moved by what was presented. This led to great topics of discussion in class”

“Our cadets and staff were all very impressed with the performance and the performers. Even today -days afterward- they are still talking about how great it was. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and passion with us!”