The Laguna Playhouse is a proud participant of the Imagination Celebration of Orange County

The Laguna Playhouse
Theatreach Program Presents

STUART LITTLE

Saturday May 6, 10:30am
At The Laguna Playhouse Moulton Theatre

Reserved Seats are only $5.00





If you'd prefer, you may purchase Stuart Little tickets by calling 949.497.ARTS(2787)

Stuart Little is no ordinary mouse.  Born into a family of humans, he lives in New York City with his parents, older brother George and a cat name Snowbell.  Though shy and thoughtful, Stuart is also a great lover of adventure.  He captains a sailing ship in a boat race in Central Park, learns how to drive a car, teaches school, and meets a special friend, Margalo, a bird.

Imagination Celebration, an annual spring festival of the arts for children, teenagers, and families, is presented by Arts Orange County and the Orange County Department of Education.

• Over 50 events in 20 Orange County cities
• FREE or very affordable
• Professional performances
• Visual art exhibitions and student showcases
• Theatre, Dance, Music, and Film
• Pre-performance chats, a chance to meet artists and hands-on workshops.

History

Arts Orange County (Arts OC) and the Imagination Celebration merged in September of 2005 under the management of Arts OC. The Imagination Celebration was originally envisioned by and is held in agreement with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. In Orange County, the Imagination Celebration enters its 21st year and has played a major role to spark imagination and creativity in an entire generation of Orange County children.

Imagination Celebration Press Release

About Arts Orange County

Arts Orange County was established in 1995 as a nonprofit countywide arts council. It is the state-local partner with the California Arts Council and is the official local arts agency of the County of Orange. Arts Orange County serves as a resource and advocate for the arts community, as a catalyst for leadership on arts issues, and as sponsor of programs and services which enhance public awareness of arts activities and promote the development of the arts and arts education in Orange County.

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