Our traveling productions visit libraries, schools, youth organizations, senior centers, hospitals, and more—completely free of charge. Each show runs about 30 minutes and features inventive storytelling, interactive moments, and ticket giveaways, all brought to life by our talented young performers.
The stories themselves are created and adapted by local playwrights, Youtheatre staff, and students in our Putting It Together class, making every production a true collaboration of creativity and community.
Bring the excitement of live theatre to your space! Whether you’re a librarian, teacher, youth group leader, or community organizer, Youtheatre-On-The-Go is ready to deliver a fun, engaging, and memorable experience for your audience—book your performance today!

Youtheatre On-the-Go is now booking for The Magnificent Plan: A Fun Twist on the Three Little Pigs. This delightful adaptation will be available March 2026. Please review the information below prior to submitting an interest form.
Contains scenes of comedic violence as the wolf tries in vain to eat the pigs and the pigs continually inflict pain on the wolf in retaliation. All are depicted with cartoon-ish humor and the play has a happy ending.
Recommended for Pre-K through Grade 5, but fun for all ages!
Check out our collection of Youtheatre On-the-Go productions!
By Nancy Carlson Dodd & Betsy Chapman
from “The Three Little Pigs”
The story of the three little pigs gets a fun-filled twist! Those industrious pig brothers set out to make their way in the world, building houses of straw, sticks, and bricks; but the hungry Sylas J. Wolf is determined to come out on top! Told with humor, heart, and plenty of surprises, this tale will have audiences laughing, cheering…and maybe even huffing and puffing along!
Adapted by Christopher J. Murphy
from “The Monkey’s Paw” & “The Hitchhiker”
Youtheatre digs up a fresh pair of spine-tingling tales for this edition of Halloween Tales, our annual collection of ghostly stories and haunting adventures that bring the magic, mischief, and fun of Halloween to life. It’s a spellbinding experience that celebrates the thrills and chills of the season. Note: this piece contains two stories, both containing allusions to death, though it is not directly depicted on stage.
by Gregory Stieber & Youtheatre’s “Putting it Together” Class
What makes a bully a bully? Created and written by the students of Fort Wayne Youtheatre, this dynamic and impact full production examines one of the most relevant issues facing young people. From the oldest of fairytales to the pages of social media, our play looks beyond fear and intimidation of the bully and asks the simple question: Why?