Join PYT for our FREE Theatre in the Park performances all summer long!

Each of our camp sessions culminates in a performance that includes characters, sets, props, and costumes all created and designed by our campers. Bring chairs, a blanket, and/or a picnic and fill your Friday afternoons & evenings with some live theater!

Dates: Fridays June 13 – August 8, 2025

Performance locations:

• Pioneer Memorial Park, 1146 Church St, Mountain View, CA 94041 (3pm performances)
• Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage and Multipurpose Room, 770 Berry Ave, Los Altos, CA 94024
• Wildwood Park, 20764 4th St, Saratoga, CA 95070
• Cubberly Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94303

Looking to register for camp? Click HERE for info

 

PERFORMANCE CALENDAR

Friday, June 13

The Fairies Games
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
When a recently married couple buy land in Ireland to build their new home, they think they’ve hit the jackpot. What they don’t know is that the land is owned by fairies and they do not approve of people purchasing their land. The fairies will stop at nothing to make the newlyweds regret buying their home, but can they do enough to make them leave?

Friday, June 20

Winnie the Pooh
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
Follow along with Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and Christopher Robin as they journey through the Hundred Acre Wood.

Little Red Riding Hood
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
What will Little Red do when she runs into a clever and cunning wolf on her way to her grandmother’s house in the woods?

The Frog Prince
6:30pm
Wildwood Park
When a brash young prince is turned into a frog by an angry witch, will he be able to ask for help and do what must be done to break the spell?

Friday, June 27

The Farmer and the Donkeys
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
The Farmer has everything on his farm that he needs – chickens, cows, goats, and pigs – but the animal that he’s always so desperately wanted is a donkey. When he goes to the market and sees two merchants seeing their donkeys, he’s thrilled. But what happens when he takes the donkeys home and they aren’t as excited to be on the farm as he is?

The Little Mermaid
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
Living under the sea isn’t enough for the Little Mermaid, who longs to live on land. (Please note this is not based on the Disney Film and it is not a musical.)

Create Your Own Superhero Adventure
6:30pm
Cubberly Community Center
Our students will not only act in this show, but write it as well! This new camp format combines our standard Theatre in the Park camp with our scene writing camp and students will work with their teachers to write a short script of their own creation focused on the theme of superheroes.

Thursday, July 3

The Trial of Goldilocks
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
The Three Bears are NOT happy about Goldilocks’ antics while they weren’t home. Who knows what will happen when they take her to trial.

Grimm’s Fairytales
6:30pm
Loyola Park Stage
When two kids find a book of Grimm’s Fairytales and start to read the stories out loud, they’re shocked to suddenly find themselves in a world of Grimm’s creation. What will happen when they’re in Grimm’s Fairytales, and how will they get home?

The Three Little Pigs
6:30pm
Wildwood Park
The Three Little Pigs are ready to set off and seek their new fortunes, but what happens when the Big Bad Wolf gets in their way?

Friday, July 11

Fun with Fables
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
A collection of fables including The Fox and the Goat, The Bees & Wasps & the Hornet, and The Goose & the Golden Egg.

The Elves and the Shoemaker
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
Elves have a long, proud tradition of helping humankind. When four Elves are sent to help a poor shoemaker, can they turn his luck around?

Fairytale Villain Support Group
6:30pm
Cubberly Community Center
Every story must have a hero, just as it must have a villain, but what if we’ve been told the wrong story all along? What if the villains aren’t as bad as we think they are? At the Fairytale Villain Support Group, the villains finally have a chance to share their side of the story.

Friday, July 18

Hansel & Gretel
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
Join Hansel and Gretel as they make their way through the spooky forest and take on an evil witch!

The Lions and the Mice
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
The Lions and the Mice have had a long standing family feud and do their best to steer clear of each other in the jungle, but when a group of hunters make their way to their home, can the lions and the mice set aside their differences and help each other?

Thumbelina
6:30pm
Wildwood Park
Tiny Thumbelina always felt different than those around her, but when she hears about a group of fairies in the woods, she travels through the mysterious woods hoping to find them. Along the way, she meets lots of exciting characters such as marriage-minded toads, moles, and doodle bugs! Will Thumbelina find the fairies and have the life she’s always dreamed of?

Friday, July 25

The Ants and the Grasshopper
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
The ants and the grasshopper live in peaceful harmony, until one day the grasshopper leaves to live out their dream of becoming a musician, meaning that the ants have to do twice the work around the colony. What will happen when the grasshopper returns?

The Billy Goats Gruff
5:30pm
Loyola Multipurpose Room
The Billy Goats Gruff are looking forward to visiting their grandmother’s farm for their annual family reunion. However, to get to their grandmothers they have to cross a bridge that is home to a family of vicious trolls. Will the goats be able to cross the bridge and make it to the reunion? Or will they get captured by the trolls?

Beauty and the Beast
6:30pm
Loyola Elementary Outdoor Stage
Can a Beast change his ways in order to break the curse? (Please note this is based on the book, not the Disney Film and it is not a musical)

Friday, August 1

Peter Pan
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
Come join the Darling children, Peter Pan, and Tinkerbell as they fly off past the second star to the right and straight on to Neverland. (Please note this is based on the book, not the Disney Film)

Goldilocks and the Three Bears
6:30pm
Cubberly Community Center
While the Bear family is enjoying a walk in the woods, Goldilocks stumbles upon their house and decides to take a look inside. What will the bears do when they find the little girl in their home?

The Tortoise and the Hare
6:30pm
Wildwood Park
Everyone knows the Hare is the fastest animal in the forest — the Hare won’t let anyone forget it. Tired of watching the Hare torment the other animals, the Tortoise decides to challenge the Hare to a race. The Hare, believing that they’ll have a chance to humiliate the Tortoise, agrees. Will the Hare once again be victorious? Or will the Tortoise surprise everyone and beat the speedy Hare?

Friday, August 8

The Fox Who Lost Its Tail
3pm
Pioneer Memorial Park
When a Fox gets caught in a trap, the only way it can pull itself free is by leaving its beautiful tail behind. How will the rest of the Foxes react to their friend’s missing tail?