• White Hill

    I Hate Shakes!
    Performances: Dec 6–8, 2024

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  • Manor

    Into the Woods Jr
    Nic Moore
    Performances: Jan 24–26, 2024

  • Wade Thomas

    Mary Poppins Jr
    Suraya Keating
    Performances: Jan 31–Feb 2, 2025

  • Brookside

    Shrek The Musical Jr
    Devin Parker Sullivan
    Performances: Mar 14–16, 2025

    REGISTRATION OPEN

  • Hidden Valley

    Newsies Jr
    Kim Danforth
    Performances: Mar 21–23, 2025

Yes Theater


The Yes theater program is available to all students starting in 3rd grade. It is a tuition-based, after-school program at each of the 5 Ross Valley schools, made affordable by the Yes foundation’s subsidy. Starting in 1st grade, each school takes a field trip to watch their school’s performance.
Enrollment in this program does not constitute a student’s annual contribution to Yes.

Each year, Ross Valley schools’ YES program offers students hands-on experience in professional theater, fostering skills in listening, reading, teamwork, and self-discipline. Highlights include:

  • Working with expert children’s theater directors

  • Performing at a local playhouse

  • Participating in the YES Theater KidTech program

  • Attending audition workshops to prepare and meet the director

Every student who auditions will be cast in the production.

For more information, contact Anna Barker, the YesTheater Program Manager, at abarker@yestokids.org

YES Theater Board Member theater@yestokids.org

Kid Tech

The YES Foundation's Theater Program allows students to join the technical crew through the Kid Tech program, where they learn and operate lighting, sound, and stage management under adult supervision. Enrollment is via a lottery system due to high interest and limited spots. Selected students are notified by email and must fully register, while non-selected students are waitlisted.

Kid Tech activities include after-school classes, a Saturday workshop, a Playhouse tour, technical rehearsals, and weekend performances. Commitment is crucial, with illness being the only excusable absence.

Students interested in both Kid Tech and the cast should enter the Kid Tech lottery and attend Cast Workshops. If selected for Kid Tech, only register for that program; if they choose to join the cast, register accordingly.