What would happen if kids ran the world? No Grown Ups Allowed gives young audience members the chance to find out through a fast-paced mix of sketch comedy and improvisation. Children supply the ideas that shape the performance, and some may even make their way onstage as part of the action.
Kicking off the festival this year at the Wheeler, the usual rules are turned upside down as homework, chores, and grown-up instructions become fuel for spontaneous comedy. The show is built around the quick thinking of its performers and the imagination of the children in the room, making each performance responsive to its audience.
Despite the title, grown-ups are welcome. After all, kids still need someone to drive and pay for tickets, especially since the Tooth Fairy has not kept pace with inflation. No Grown Ups Allowed is a lively family performance that puts young voices, unexpected ideas, and playful participation at the center of the experience.
All ages, fun for the whole family.
Audience attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
