The Young Presents “The Cat in the Hat Live”: Pay what you wish!

Step into the colorful, chaotic world of The Cat in the Hat Live – where Dr. Seuss’s timeless story leaps off the page and onto the stage! Since 2018, this vibrant family production has toured extensively through New Zealand and Australia, delighting audiences young and old. Now, the internationally loved show is bringing its magic to audiences across the United States. Get ready for a theatrical adventure full of fun, imagination, and laughter!‍

Adapted for the stage by the National Theatre of Great Britain in 2009, this faithful production brings to life the classic tale of Sally, her brother, and their overprotective pet Fish on a rainy afternoon – and, of course, the one and only Cat in the Hat. Complete with Thing One and Thing Two, expect a whirlwind of mischief, chaos, and creativity that celebrates the joy of imaginative play.‍

Running for approximately 50 minutes with no interval, this high-energy production is perfect for kids aged 3 and up – and anyone young at heart. Whether you’re introducing your little ones to this childhood favorite or reliving the magic yourself, Cat in the Hat Live is the perfect family theatre outing.‍

Pay What You Wish means exactly that!

Tickets may be purchased here.

At The Young Performing Arts Center, we’re committed to making the arts accessible to everyone, so for select performances, we’ve removed fixed ticket prices and invite you to contribute whatever feels right for your experience. It’s a great opportunity to explore something unique, exciting, and truly world-class—on your terms.

The Young Performing Arts Center is located at 930 W. Main Street, Whitewater, WI. Parking for this performance is free of charge in lots 1 and 2 off Prince Street north of Main Street. Lot 2 is generally the most convenient to the entrance.

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