2024 Showcase: We Can Play Here! / ¡Podemos Jugar Aquí! May 4

Prescott Circus Theatre presents
We Can Play Here! / ¡Podemos Jugar Aquí!
2024 Spring Showcase

Presentado en español e inglés. ASL Interpreted.

Saturday, May 4
1:30pm
Santa Fe School Campus Auditorium – VENUE CHANGE!
915 54th St, Oakland, CA 94608

Floor seating for children
Chairs will be reserved for those who need them
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The Prescott Circus Theatre, with the the YAP Choir returns to the stage with a Spectacular Spring Showcase featuring the talent and pride of Oakland youth!

Juggling, acrobatics, stilt dancing, music, and much more! Ordinary children performing extraordinary skills! Featuring youth from over 10 Oakland public schools.

Please consider registering for the event and making a donation to support our teaching artists and free school and community based programs!
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Click here for the 2024 Showcase Eventbrite Page.

We Can Play Here! is a multi-disciplinary, multigenerational show about the joy of play.
Donations are welcomed.100% of the donations will go towards our artists and production expenses. Please consider making a contribution!

Location – NOTE VENUE CHANGE
The Santa Fe School Campus is located on 54th St. between Adeline and Market Streets.

Public Transportation
20 minute walk from the MacArthur BART Station.
AC Transit Bus lines 88, 36, F

Driving / Parking
Street parking along 54 St. and in the neighborhood.
Accessible parking lot. Entrance on 53rd. between Adeline and Market.

Accessibility:

  • This event will be ASL interpreted with Spanish language translation.
  • The venue is an school auditorium.
  • There will be a designated area for people who use wheelchairs with paved access from the street
  • Children will be asked to sit on the floor to maximize space and available chairs.
  • Accessible parking is available in the parking lot on 53rd Street.

We Can Play Here! was conceived by Prescott Circus Theatre 2023-2024 teaching artist cohort. This year’s theme aims to engage audiences and young artists in song, music, and circus to celebrate play, the importance for us to create spaces for play for our children, and assertion that our children have a right to space in our cities, schools, towns to express their joyful selves.

Oakland Unified School District’s Young Adult Program supports young adult learners (18-22 years old) with moderate to severe disabilities as they become responsibly independent adults that have meaningful connections, routines, and participation in their community. The YAP Choir and Drummers are led by Alison Balano, Baba Wainwright, and Tarika Lewis.


This event is supported in part by the California Arts Council, Oakland City Council and funded by the City of Oakland’s Cultural Funding Program, Oakland Fund for Children and Youth, Arts for Oakland Kids, Banks Family Foundation, Brickyard Berridge Fund, East Bay Community Foundation, Frederick E. and Anne R. Barstow Fund, John and Nancy Cassidy Family Foundation, Morris Stulsaft Foundation, Port of Oakland, Ruth Arnhold Endowment Fund, West Davis & Bergard Foundation, Bernard E. and Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation, Mechanics Bank, and our community of loving supporters.
Special thanks to Prescott Elementary School and the Oakland Unified School District.