You watch the show. We’ll entertain the kids.
Buy a single ticket or package at full price, starting at $20 per seat, and know that your kids ages 5-12 are getting a high quality theatre workshop FOR FREE while you enjoy the show! Just register your child while purchasing your tickets and we’ll take care of the rest. Then everyone is home in time for dinner and bedtime.
What to expect
Ages 5 to 12, a $100+ value theatre workshop, free with the purchase of your tickets.
Free with any full-price ticket to that day’s 2:00 PM performance, or included in the season subscription below
Drop-off begins at 1:30 PM, giving time for authorization forms before the 2:00 PM show
No separate registration step: simply register when you buy your tickets!

Meet Elizabeth Furst
Resident Teaching Artist
Elizabeth Furst brings more than 18 years of teaching experience to her work in the arts, and this season she’s the one leading Parents’ Day Out. A Dayton native, she teaches at Dominion Academy and Facets Theatre at the University of Dayton, and has performed and directed alongside talent from Disney, Xelias Aerial Arts, Circus Juventas, and American Idol. She’s also a licensed educator finishing her M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction, with a focus in Theatre Pedagogy.
Parents’ Day Out, all season

Salem: Blood to Drink
By Maggie Lou Rader
OCT 25 · 2:00 PM

Reindeer Sessions
By Eric Ulloa
DEC 13 · 2:00 PM

Reindeer Sessions
By Eric Ulloa
DEC 20 · 2:00 PM

A Midsummer Night’s Dream
By William Shakespeare, adapted for the beach by Emily N. Wells
FEB 14 · 2:00 PM

What Became of Us
By Shayan Lotfi
APR 18 · 2:00 PM

Job
By Max Wolf Friedlich
JUNE 13 · 2:00 PM
Come to one Sunday, or come to all of them.
Call to subscribe: (937) 228-3630
Parents’ Day Out performances are also offered as a full season subscription package.
Best seats, guaranteed. Subscribers always get the best available seats.
No service fee. Single tickets ordered by phone or online carry one, subscribers don’t.
Can’t make it that Sunday? Swap to another performance, no problem. A small up-charge applies if you move to a pricier seat.
Lose your tickets? One call to the box office reprints them.
The cast of Camelot, 2025; photo by Judd Plattenburg

