Community Collaborator Directory
American Midwest Ballet
GIRL SCOUTS AND THE BALLET
Through the Collaborator Program, American Midwest Ballet provides Girl Scouts with opportunities to experience and learn about dance. The ballet’s Girl Scouts Collaboration helps support the mission of “building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.” American Midwest Ballet’s Girl Scout Collaboration is created for students of all ages and offers troops many options to experience dance through classes, workshops, and performances.
SEE A PERFORMANCE
Girl Scouts are invited to attend this season’s dance performances presented by American Midwest Ballet, the region’s professional ballet company, at special reduced ticket prices. Please use the code “GSCOUT” for a 15% discount on tickets. Performance tickets are available online.
MOMENTUM
Elevate your senses with Momentum, our bold menu of brilliant dance, showcasing the expressive range of ballet with varied and exhilarating works. Each season’s Momentum is a fresh experience, with a new slate of individual ballets. From classical to contemporary…from poignantly romantic to packed with highenergy athleticism—the works you see in Momentum always add up to a rewarding spectrum of creativity.
When and Where:
• Saturday, October 18, at 7:30 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
• Sunday, October 19, at 2 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
THE NUTCRACKER
Visual splendor, dazzling spectacle, a charming story, and brilliant classical dancing—it’s no wonder our version of the world’s favorite holiday ballet is a family tradition!
When and Where:
• Saturday, November 22, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
• Sunday, November 23, at 2 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
• November 23 is a sensory-friendly performance, designed to increase accessibility for people on the autism spectrum.
• Thursday, December 4, at 7:30 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
• Friday, December 5, at 7:30 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
• Saturday, December 6, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
• Sunday, December 7, at 2 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Shakespeare’s most-beloved romantic comedy springs to life in this delightful ballet! Feuding fairies and mismatched lovers collide in the Forest of Arden, leading to a busy night of comic confusion and dazzling dance, set to Felix Mendelssohn’s enchanting score. It’s a merry affirmation that with the right kind of magic on your side, true love can conquer all!
When and Where:
• Saturday, April 11, at 7:30 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
• Sunday, April 12, at 2 p.m., Hoff Center, 1001 S. 6th St., Council Bluffs
• Saturday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
• Sunday, April 19, at 2 p.m., Orpheum Theater, 409 S. 16th St., Omaha
ATTEND A DANCE CLASS
Girl Scouts’ registration fees will be waived on all classes at American Midwest Ballet School. Register by phone at 712.890.5591 and reference SCOUTS DANCE. For class details, visit our website.
DANCE WITH A PROFESSIONAL DANCER
Get up and dance with a professional ballet dancer and earn a ballet badge! American Midwest Ballet is hosting special, FREE dance workshops exclusively for currently registered and active Girl Scouts. In this hourlong workshop, scouts will meet a professional dancer from American Midwest Ballet, stretch together, and practice basic ballet steps before learning a short, fun dance to a popular song. The session will end with a question and answer session so scouts can learn about the life of a professional dancer. No dance experience or special shoes required. Comfortable athletic-wear encouraged. For scheduling, have your troop co-leader contact us for more information.
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Questions: Contact us via email or visit our website
Click here to visit American Midwest Ballet’s website.
Challenge Island –
Omaha Northwest
Challenge Island partners with Girl Scout councils, Service Units, and troops nationwide to provide girls of all ages—Daisies through Ambassadors with one-of-a-kind STEAM-based experiences that fulfill badge requirements. Girl Scouts receive an exclusive Challenge Island Fun Patch during every program!
Challenge Island badge workshops provide girls the opportunity to strengthen their life skills in communication, collaboration, creative and critical thinking, leadership, public speaking, grit, perseverance through difficulty, problem-solving, innovative thinking, flexibility, adaptability, developing a growth mindset, and environmental advocacy.
Challenge Island workshops align with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience because they are...
• Girl-led: In Challenge Island, the girls decide how to build and design in their challenges.
• Learning by Doing: ALL our curriculum is hands-on where girls learn by doing it themselves!
• Cooperative Learning: Challenge Island programs are designed for girls to work together to accomplish their goals and for adult interaction to be minimal with guidance in the form of questions to help the girls figure it out for themselves!
DAISY TRIPLE AUTOMOTIVE BADGE WORKSHOP
Design a car for a special person or situation; become an engineer and build a car; collaborate with your troop to manufacture a new car.
Who: Daisies
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Daisy Automotive Design badge; Daisy Automotive Engineering badge; Daisy Automotive Manufacturing badge
DAISY TOY BUSINESS DESIGNER BADGE WORKSHOP
Start a slime business; identify your target market; create a new slime recipe and market it!
Who: Daisies
When: On your schedule (1.5 hours)
Cost: $12.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Daisy Toy Business Designer badge
DAISY TRIPLE MECHANICAL ENGINEER BADGE WORKSHOP
Design and build a working roller coaster; build a model car; create an arcade/board game.
Who: Daisies
When: On your schedule (3 hours)
Cost: $20 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Daisy Roller Coaster Design Challenge badge; Daisy Model Car Design Challenge badge; Daisy Board Game Design Challenge badge
BROWNIE TRIPLE AUTOMOTIVE BADGE WORKSHOP
Learn about safety features and design a car with safety in-mind; become an engineer and build a car; collaborate with your troop to manufacture your new car.
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Automotive Design badge; Brownie Automotive Engineering badge; Brownie Automotive Manufacturing badge
BROWNIE INVENTOR BADGE WORKSHOP
Learn about campground safety; identify potential hazards; design and build new solutions to stay safe in the great outdoors.
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (1 hour)
Cost: $12.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Inventor badge
BROWNIE BUDDING ENTREPRENEUR BADGE WORKSHOP
Learn about famous entrepreneurs; brainstorm ideas for your new business; design your new themed restaurant; pitch your idea and get funding for your business
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Budding Entrepreneur badge
BROWNIE HOME SCIENTIST BADGE WORKSHOP
Take a balloon ride; explore the photic zone; do some static magic; make a chilly treat!
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (2.5 hours)
Cost: $17.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Home Scientist badge
BROWNIE TRIPLE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BADGE WORKSHOP
Design and build a fling flyer; build a championship race car; create a leap bot.
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Fling Flyer Design Challenge badge; Brownie Race Car Design Challenge badge; Brownie Leap Bot Design Challenge badge
BROWNIE MAKING GAMES BADGE WORKSHOP
Invent a new arcade game; design a putt putt golf course and have fun!
Who: Brownies
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Brownie Making Games badge
JUNIOR TRIPLE AUTOMOTIVE BADGE WORKSHOP
Explore the past, present, and future of car design and alternative fuels; become an engineer and build a prototype car; collaborate with your troop to manufacture your new car
Who: Juniors
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Automotive Design badge; Junior Automotive Engineering badge; Junior Automotive Manufacturing badge
JUNIOR BUSINESS JUMPSTART BADGE WORKSHOP
Learn about the inventor of the Loop-The-Loop; brainstorm ideas for a new themed roller coaster ride; build a prototype of your ride; pitch your idea and get funding for your business
Who: Juniors (4-5)
When: On your schedule (1.5 hours)
Cost: $12.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Business Jumpstart badge
JUNIOR SPACE SCIENCE BADGE WORKSHOP
Create a solar system stabile; learn about the stars and make constellations; make flying comets and launch them at the moon!
Who: Juniors (4-5)
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Space Science Investigator badge
JUNIOR PLAYING THE PAST BADGE WORKSHOP
Make groovy doll-sized 1970s fashions; build a working pinball machine; make a lava lamp.
Who: Juniors
When: On your schedule (2.5 hours)
Cost: $17.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Playing the Past badge
JUNIOR ANIMAL HABITATS BADGE WORKSHOP
Learn about African animal habitats; build a working safari ride; learn about penguins and build penguin toboggans.
Who: Juniors
When: On your schedule (2 hours)
Cost: $15 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Animal Habitats badge
JUNIOR TRIPLE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BADGE WORKSHOP
Design and build a cookie crane; build a balloon-powered race car; design and build a paddle boat.
Who: Juniors
When: On your schedule (3 hours)
Cost: $20 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Crane Design Challenge badge; Junior Balloon Car Design Challenge badge; Junior Paddle Boat Design Challenge badge
JUNIOR PRODUCT DESIGNER WORKSHOP
Find out how product designers solve problems and make their products appealing; make observations about what makes a great product; design a prototype for a completely new product; put it to the test and make design improvements!
Who: Juniors
When: On your schedule (1.5 hours)
Cost: $12.50 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Junior Product Designer badge
CADETTE ENTREPRENEUR BADGE WORKSHOP
Design a business plan and pitch your business to investors; design a logo; build a working safari ride!
Who: Cadettes
When: On your schedule (3 hours)
Cost: $20 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Cadette Entrepreneur badge or Cadette Business Creator badge
CADETTE COMIC ARTIST BADGE WORKSHOP
Explore the world of comics; engineer a dramatic rescue; recount the story using pictures and words!
Who: Cadettes
When: On your schedule (3 hours)
Cost: $20 per Girl Scout
Recognitions: Cadette Comic Artist badge
Where: Let’s get together at the Girl Scout DreamLab (8601 West Dodge Rd., Ste. 102, Omaha, NE 68114) or we will travel to your troop! Locations more than 90-minutes travel time outside of Omaha may be subject
to a travel fee (subject to total number of participants).
Capacity: 8 minimum; 50 maximum
Registration: Register online for all programs!
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Questions: Email us!
Click here to visit the Challenge Island - Omaha Northwest website.
Country Roads Equine, LLC
Country Roads Equine, LLC will teach basic horse education including how to care for your horse, first aid for your horse, and basic care if they are sick. Girl Scouts will also learn basic horse terminology used in the industry, different disciplines of riding, horse anatomy, and safety skills before riding.
HORSE EDUCATION 101
Girl Scouts will learn how to care for a horse—including feeding, basic necessities, the importance of clean stalls, fresh water, and signs of a horse feeling unwell. Additionally, Girl Scouts will learn about horse industry terms, different types of riding and disciplines, riding equipment, basic horse anatomy, and horse safety. A hard bicycle helmet, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are required.
Who: Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors
Recognitions: Complete steps 1 and 2 towards Junior Horseback Riding badge
Cost: $15 per person
Capacity: 6 Girl Scouts; 2 adults
HORSE HANDS-ON GROOMING
After completing “Horse Education 101,” Girl Scouts will expand their knowledge of horse anatomy and master safety skills during a practical, hands-on session with horses. Participants will learn how to groom a horse, tie restraints properly, and practice basic safety during ground-based interactions. Finally, participants will learn how to lead a horse into a stall, or run and release a horse. A hard bicycle helmet, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are required. “Horse Education 101” is a prerequisite.
Who: Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors
Cost: $15 per person
Capacity: 6 Girl Scouts; 2 adults
When: Call, text, or email schedule.
Where: Country Roads Equine, LLC, 18845 Bennington Rd., Bennington, NE 68007
Registration: Contact Hope Crago at 615.693.1045 (call or text) or via email. Payment due at time of service.
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Notes: Please dress in layers and warm clothing during cold weather, as the barn is unheated. Both courses may be completed in the same day—inquire when booking.
Click here to visit Country Roads Equine, LLC’s Facebook page.
Dance by Design, LLC
Dance by Design is committed to teaching students the best technique and latest steps while having fun and making new friends. We want to see our dancers grow and become a part of the art we feel so passionately about. Students are an inspiration and constantly give us new ideas—helping us to create a warm and family-friendly atmosphere. With our versatile repertoire, we can fulfill and achieve the goals of every student who walks in our door.
Dance by Design’s fun, friendly environment combined with our beautiful, modern studios makes our studio a wonderful place to dance.
BROWNIE DANCE BADGE PROGRAM
Come and explore the world of dance. You will fulfill the requirements needed for earning your Dancer badge. Great for those days off from school and summer time!
Who: Brownies
When: Call or email to schedule; program will run approximately 11/2 hour.
Recognitions: Brownie Dancer badge
JUNIOR DANCE BADGE PROGRAM
Come and explore the world of dance. You will fulfill the requirements needed for earning your Staying Fit badge. Great for those days off from school and summer time!
Who: Juniors
When: Call or email to schedule; programs will run approximately 11/2 hours
Recognitions: Junior Staying Fit badge
HALFTIME EXTRAVAGANZA
Experience what it’s like to put together a halftime show. Includes learning different performance techniques and putting together a routine to be performed at the end of class. This four-part patch will also teach a moral lesson as each one relates to the importance of teamwork, spirit, dedication, and trust in creating a successful halftime routine.
• Part 1: Teamwork—Learn a Flag Corp routine and how teamwork is vital.
• Part 2: Spirit—Learn a pom dance and see how spirit is crucial to success.
• Part 3: Dedication—Learn a team dance routine while seeing the difference dedication can make
• Part 4: Trust—Learn cheerleading and how to trust your teammates.
Who: Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes
When: Call or email to schedule; each part will run approximately 11/2 hours
Recognitions: Teamwork; Spirit; Dedication; and Trust fun patches
Where: Dance by Design, 13633 S. 217th St., Gretna, NE 68028
Registration or Questions: Contact Amber Mero at 402.641.3189 or via email.
Cost: $10 per Girl Scout (receive a 50% discount with 20 or more Girl Scouts!)
Capacity: Limited to instructor direction.
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Refunds: A 48-hour cancellation notice is required for refunds.
Click here to visit the Dance by Design website.
Goodwill Industries Serving Southeast Nebraska, Inc. (Goodwill Lincoln)
Goodwill Industries in Lincoln is a non-profit organization that maintains an effective Employment Services Program that offers job training and employment programs to people who face barriers to employment. Goodwill’s client population includes people with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities, or dependence on public support. The sale of donated goods in their retail locations remains the greatest source of funding for programs Goodwill provides. In 2024, Goodwill diverted 3.3 million pounds from the local landfill and helped over 5,700 individuals with employment-related services.
GOOD TURN FOR GOODWILL
To earn the “Good Turn for Goodwill” patch, each girl will need to fill three bags with donations. Goodwill accepts clothing, home goods, and electronics. Donate to one of the Goodwill locations listed below during retail hours and take a photo of the donation. Send Goodwill an email with the photo attached, which store you donated to, and your mailing address. In return, they will send you the patch! For an entire troop, please send the number of girls with one photo and an address to send the patches.
Locations Applicable for Donations:
• Apples Way – 6300 Apples Way, Lincoln, NE 68516
• Vine Street – 4555 Vine St., Lincoln, NE 68503
• 27th Street – 3190 N 27th St., Lincoln, NE 68521
• 17th and Sumner – 1700 S. 17th St., Lincoln, NE 68502
• York – 512 Grant Ave, York, NE 68467
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors, Families, Adults
Recognitions:
• Good Turn for Goodwill Patch
• Daisy Petal — “Rosie” Pink: Make the World a Better Place
• Brownie Badge — Give Back
THE IMPORTANCE OF TEXTILE RECYCLING!
A representative of Goodwill will come to your troop meeting and speak about what happens to the textiles after you donate them to Goodwill with activities that teach girls about how many textiles are thrown away per person per year. This provides important knowledge on recycling beyond paper and aluminum. After, the representative will encourage the girls to donate materials or show them how to run a donation drive dependent on what the troop is interested in.
Who: Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors, Families, Adults
Recognitions:
• Good Turn for Goodwill Patch
• Girls attending this event will collect steps 3 and 5 of the Philanthropist Badge
When: Year Round
Cost: Free
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints
Questions: Please email us or call 402.438.2022 with any questions or to make arrangements.
Click here to visit Lincoln Goodwill’s website.
Lincoln Children’s Museum
Lincoln Children’s Museum invites children to create, discover and learn through the power of play. Our education team creates hands on informal learning experiences all year long!
BADGE EARNING WORKSHOPS & PROGRAMS
Be sure to check the Girl Scouts of Nebraska program calendar for all the fun workshops and programs that take place at the Lincoln Children’s Museum. Workshops generally take place on Saturdays in the morning or afternoon.
These themed programs focus on activities that help your Girl Scout earn her next badge. The workshops and programs can be attended by an individual or whole troop.
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors
When/Registration: Visit the Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska Program Calendar
Cost: $32 per Girl Scout. Includes all materials, badge, snack, and admission for one adult and youth.
Recognition: Badge
Capacity: 10 girls minimum
CREATIVE HOLIDAY KITS – CANDY HOUSES
These kits are created by the Lincoln Children’s Museum in December and are packed with load of creative fun! Each kit includes a cardboard house mounted on a sturdy base. You also receive a variety of colored frostings, cookies, candies, and other fun surprises to make a holiday masterpiece.
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Families
When: December
Cost: Please visit our website for current pricing.
Registration: Purchase online.
ROBOTICS DAY
Daisies, Brownies, or Juniors can earn all three robotics badges in one day with Lincoln Children’s Museum!
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors
When: Visit the Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska Program Calendar or call 402.477.4000 x111 to schedule.
Cost: $60 per girl. Includes all materials, badges, snacks, and lunch from the Museum’s Kazoo’s U-STOP Café.
Recognition: All three Robotics badges for Daisies, Brownies, or Juniors.
Capacity: 5 girls minimum
GROUP RATE GENERAL ADMISSION
Bring your Troop to PLAY! Receive $2.50 off per regular price admission ticket when you reserve play time for your group (minimum 10 people) at least one week in advance (no other discounts may be applied).
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Families
Registration: Reserve online.
Where: Lincoln Children’s Museum, 1420 P St, Lincoln, NE
Registration: Call 402.477.4000 x111 to schedule
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Refunds: With 72-hour notice.
Questions: Contact Morgan Henning via email or call 402.477.4000 x116
Click here to visit the Lincoln Children’s Museum website.
The Durham Museum
There’s a world of adventure awaiting Girl Scouts at The Durham Museum. From exploring our log cabin, to experiencing a Native American earth lodge, your Girl Scout troop is invited to tour the museum and experience history together!
GIRL SCOUTS
The Durham Museum is proud to offer several fun options for Girl Scouts of all ages. There’s sure to be one that’s a great fit for your troop. Book a tour (offered year-round) and provide a memorable, educational outing for your scout group! In addition, The Durham is proud to present the Celebrating our Community Badge for Brownies. There is no better place to complete these requirements than at The Durham Museum, Omaha’s former Union Station and newest National Historic Landmark. Create a game to learn about Nebraska symbols, learn to march in a parade, and, of course, visit a historic landmark!
Tours
• $5/Scout or chaperone
• Troop co-leaders are admitted free
Celebrating Our Community Badge
• $200 for up to 25 guests
Questions/Reservations: Please call The Durham Museum Education Department at 402.444.5027, or email us, to make a reservation or with any questions you may have.
Click here to visit the Durham Museum’s website
The Rose Theater
The Rose Theater offers a variety of professional productions and educational experiences that are designed to help Girl Scouts explore and express themselves through the art of theater.
MICKLEWHITE AND THE TANGERINE DRESS
Morris likes lots of things: doing puzzles, painting pictures, pretending to be an astronaut. Morris is a kid who just happens to play astronaut using a tangerine dress from his school’s dress-up box because it “reminds him of tigers, the sun, and his mother’s hair.” But some of his classmates think boys can’t wear dresses from the dress-up box because...well, because they’re boys.
As Morris asks the jungle characters in his vibrant dreams if there is a wrong way to play astronaut, we see the perfect wonders of how children play pretend. This beautiful show celebrates the many places our imaginations take us to, even the ones that are unconventional and wholly original. If you loved stories like “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” “Milo Imagines the World,” or “Last Stop on Market Street,” you won’t want to miss this one!
• By Juliany Taveras
• Co-commission with Children’s Theater Company and Chicago Children’s Theater
• Based on the book written by Christine Baldacchino and illustrated by Isabelle Malenfant (published by Groundwood Books)
• A 2024 Distinguished Play Award Winner from American Alliance for Theater and Education
When: February 20 – March 8
Duration: 60 minutes
ADA TWIST, SCIENTIST & FRIENDS
Ms. Greer’s classroom includes three inquisitive out-of-the-box thinkers. Rosie Revere has big dreams. Iggy
Peck has a relentless passion for architecture. And Ada Twist’s curiosity can lead her to solve any problem. On a field trip gone awry, they are faced with the ultimate test of their problem solving skills, one that can only be conquered with teamwork.
A fun musical based on the Netflix series and the bestselling books, “Rosie Revere, Engineer,” “Iggy Peck, Architect,” and “Ada Twist, Scientist” by Andrea Beaty, which makes STEM concepts (focusing on science, technology, engineering and math) come to life.
If you loved stories like “Arthur and Friends Make a Musical,” “Secret Kindness Agents,” or “The Magic School Bus,” you won’t want to miss this one!
• Book by Lauren Gunderson
• Music by Bree Lowdermilk
• Lyrics by Kait Kerrigan
• Based on the books, “Rosie Revere, Engineer,” “Iggy Peck, Architect,” and “Ada Twist, Scientist” by Andrea Beaty with illustrations by David Roberts
When: March 13–22
Duration: 60 minutes
THE GREAT RACE
You may know your Chinese Zodiac animal, but do you know how the 12 animals were chosen? Discover the magical origin story in The Great Race, a whimsical world premiere puppet play adapted from Chinese mythology.
When three young neighbors have a friendship-ending argument, a wise Chinese grandmother uses the power of storytelling to transport them into the legendary tale of the Great Race. As they experience the thrilling competition that determined the order of the zodiac, they learn valuable lessons about teamwork, understanding, and the bonds that unite us.
Directed by Sesame Street’s Alan Muraoka and featuring stunning puppetry—including a breathtaking Chinese dragon—designed by What If Puppets (“Finding Nemo,” “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”), this captivating new play was originally developed in The Rose’s Sharing Our Stories program to uplift underrepresented voices in Omaha.
Join us for this enchanting journey of adventure, heart, and discovery!
If you loved stories like “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” “Milo Imagines the World,” or “Last Stop on Market Street,” you won’t want to miss this one!
• By Wai Yim
When: April 17 – May 3
Duration: 60 minutes
DISNEY’S FROZEN
Enter the icy world of Arendelle where the newly crowned Queen Elsa has accidentally set off an eternal winter. Join her younger sister, Anna, along with Kristoff, Olaf and Sven on a snowy adventure to find Elsa and save the kingdom. But as the storm rages on, both sisters must learn that only an act of true love can
thaw a frozen heart. Settle in for some hygge, a little bit of joking, and a whole lot of letting go!
This sparkling Disney fairytale has been reimagined for the stage as a full length musical, that maintains the film’s enchanting music, including the iconic and award-winning song “Let It Go.” Theater stage magic will include spectacular set designs, dazzling special effects, and puppetry bringing Olaf the snowman and Sven the reindeer to life. Frozen is a powerful fable that captures the essence of sisterhood, self-discovery, and the enduring power of love, making it a magical and heartwarming experience for audiences of all ages.
If you loved stories like “The Little Mermaid,” “Newsies,” and “Beauty and the Beast,” you won’t want to miss this one!
• Book by Jennifer Lee
• Originally directed on Broadway by Michael Grandage
• Based on the Disney film written by Jennifer Lee; and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee
• Originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Productions
• Frozen is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
• All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
When: June 5 – June 28
Duration: 135 minutes
INTRO TO ACTING WORKSHOP
This hands-on workshop teaches students the basic tools of acting: body, voice and imagination. Students will also learn about the job of acting and will explore the main stage, rehearsal and costume shop.
When: Subject to availability
Duration: 90 minutes
Cost: $6 per youth (minimum fee $120)
Registration: To make reservation, please contact Lindy Glenn, Education Administrator via email or call 402.502.4638.
Where: The Rose Theater, 2001 Farnam Street, Omaha, NE 68102
Registration: Please visit our website for additional information and to register/purchase tickets. Group rates are available for groups of 10 or more by calling the Box Office at 402.345.4849.
Chaperones: Follow Safety Activity Checkpoints.
Refunds: Call to inquire.
Click here to visit the Rose Theater’s website.