School Matinee Series

School Matinee Series

 The Marion Palace Theatre 2023-2024 School Matinee Series is Set and Registration is OPEN!

The School Matinee Series is programming that links the arts and education by offering students exposure to live performances that support curriculum content. The School Matinee Series underscores the importance of literacy, science, math, social studies, and behavioral concepts related to conflict resolution, kindness, and relationships with family and peers. These concepts are presented in fun, musical productions performed by professional touring troupes. Students enjoy learning while being entertained in the area’s largest “classroom.”

For reservations please contact the School Matinee Coordinator by phone at (740) 383-2101 or by e-mail at info@marionpalace.org. When making reservations, indicate all special seating needs for those with walkers and/or wheelchairs. Performances are scheduled for 10am & 12:45pm. Admission is $4. Educators receive free admission.


 


THE MATH MANIAC SHOW

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2024
10am & 12:45pm | Grades PreK-4

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE FOR BOTH PERFORMANCES

THE SHOW THAT MAKES MATH FUN!

In his fast-paced, up-beat and highly visual demonstrations, The Math Maniac proves that learning math
and fun go together naturally. And because the content of this program is 100% supportive of core
curriculum in math, whether students are reviewing the material, previewing the material or learning the
material for the first time, not one minute is wasted, not one learning opportunity is lost!
Students have so much fun they don’t even know they’re learning.
A Great Shows for Kids production 55 minutes.
Recommended for grades PreK-4
School Matinee Admission: $4.00 student and chaperone | Teachers admitted free
Curriculum Connections: Place Values, Fractions, Measurement, Geometry, Money, Operations, Patterns,
and Probability.

DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM – MATH MANIAC 

This season’s School Matinee performances are sponsored by the Henry Heinzmann Fund at the Marion Community Foundation, the Wopat Community Fund at the Marion Community Foundation and PNC.