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STUDENT MATINEES

Teachers can give students a real theater experience with shows specifically planned with K-12 students in mind by national & world touring artists.

Student Matinees 2024-2025
at the Ellen Eccles Theatre, 43 South Main in Logan
for K-12 students

Secure Your Seats Through Payment

Schools fill out a form and pay $25 per show to attend (nonrefundable).  An invoice will be sent to the email you provide.  Your seats will be secured after we receive your payment.

  • Pay by check to CacheARTS at 43 S Main Logan, UT 84321

  • Pay by phone.  Call 435-554-7065

  • Pay online.  Email education@cachearts.org to receive a link

A month before the show, we will be in contact to confirm your final number of seats and number of buses.

Home Schools (groups of 24 or less): Starting September 30 may call 435-554-7065 to purchase seats at a cost of $1 per seat.  Home school groups of 25 or more may sign up like a public school.  Shows are for K-12 students.  No babies or preschoolers, please.

Attending the Theatre

  • Reserve your bus early.  Parking is usually coned off along 100 South and 100 West on the theatre block (thanks to Logan City and good neighbors).  Public parking is also nearby.  Please do not park behind the theatre.

  • Arrive 15-30 minutes before the start of the show.

  • Find the usher holding a sign with your school name on it.  They will help you find your seats.  There will be at least one usher to help home schools.

  • Discuss theatre etiquette with your class.  During the performance, activate your ears and eyes and rest your voices.

  • Review your grade's Utah Core Fine Arts Standards to make meaningful connections with the performance.

  • If you or your students need accommodation, please reach out to education@cachearts.org (wheelchair spots, sign language interpreter, etc.).

Jazz at Lincoln Center

Anchor 1

Thursday, February 13, 2025 from 10-11am

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Possible curricular connections:

  • Music: Experience music which connects us, Deepen understanding of another content area (US History) through music.  Demonstrate audience etiquette appropriate for the context and venue.

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Study Guide coming

Jazz at Lincoln Center PRESENTS New Orleans Songbook.  Experience outstanding jazz with a focus on the soulful music of New Orleans.  Celebrate the historic epicenter of jazz.  From Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong to Ellis Marsalis and James Black, New Orleans has long been an apex of innovation and inspiration.  For over three decades, Jazz at Lincoln Center has been a leading advocate for jazz, culture, and arts education globally.

A Bee Story - by ARC Circus

Tuesday, February 25, 2025 from 10-11am or 1-2pm

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Possible curricular connections:

  • Drama: performance etiquette, observe and relate how movement reflects the history and community of origin.

  • Science: .

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Study Guide coming

A BEE STORY is a uniquely Australian physical theatre show for children, incorporating a kaleidoscope of circus, acrobatics, dance and live music.  It tells the story of Queen Bee and Worker Bee who must work together to rebuild their hive after being destroyed by a bushfire.  But things never quite go to plan...Join the bees on their buzzy adventures and be enchanted by their pollen-collecting skills, honey-making abilities, and super-bee strength.  A Bee Story has themes of environmentalism, sustainability, and community spirit.  ARC Circus co. was born from the desire to create a unique high-level blend of circus, dance and theatre - narrative-driven works that are emotionally engaging, risk-taking, aesthetically beautiful and accessible.

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago

Tuesday, March 4, 2025 from 10-11am

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Possible curricular connections:

  • Dance: performance etiquette, observe and relate how movement reflects the history and community of origin.

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Study Guide coming

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago awakens the human spirit through contemporary dance, envisioning a dance landscape that is relevant and accessible to all.  Hubbard Street's ever-evolving repertory, is created by today's leading choreographic voices.  They are a company that dancers aspire to join and performance venues are eager to present.  At home in Chicago, Hubbard Street performs 20 times a year and delivers renowned education programs in 50 classrooms across 17 Chicagoland schools. 

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