Enrollment for Spring Semester Opens Nov. 5!
We celebrate the art in everyone.
Stage of Mind Performing Arts is a dynamic and innovative performing arts program that specializes in harnessing the transformative power of the arts to nurture social-emotional learning, and empower children. With a passionate commitment to the growth and well-being of young minds, our program is a creative haven where students can flourish, both personally and artistically.
Suessical the Musical!
Horton the Elephant, the Cat in the Hat and all of your favorite
Dr. Seuss characters spring to life onstage in Seussical JR., a fantastical musical extravaganza from Tony-winners, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.
Students will learn foundational skills in acting, singing, and dancing, while fostering creativity, confidence, and collaboration. The program emphasizes both artistic growth and personal development through engaging, performance-based experiences.
Rehearsals begin January 7th, 2027
Performances May 13-16
Directed by Kristen Salloum
Choir resumes in January 2027
Our beloved SOM choirs are taking a break for the fall 2026 semester to participate in the production of Emmet Otter's Jugband Christmas!
Spring Enrollment Coming Soon...
A Stage of Mind Holiday Tradition Begins
Tickets now on sale for Emmet Otter!
Join us as we bring the beloved classic Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas to life on stage. This heartwarming story follows Emmet and Ma Otter as they each set out to give the other the perfect Christmas, only to discover that the things that matter most can't be bought.
Filled with music, laughter, friendship, and holiday spirit, this all-ages production welcomes performers of all experience levels and will feature singing, acting, puppetry, and plenty of opportunities to be part of something truly special.
For generations, this story has reminded audiences that family, friendship, and community are life's greatest gifts. We are honored to be among the first organizations granted licensing rights to produce this newly released adaptation and proud to introduce Arizona audiences to what we hope will become a cherished annual tradition.
After all, all we needed was each otter.
Directed by Sarah Burke
