FLT’s Children’s Theatre, known as the Schoolhouse Players, is a group of adult volunteers who perform plays during the school day. Students come to the Theatre as part of a field trip from their various schools.

FLT is happy to bring the magic of live theatre into the lives of thousands of children each year, hoping to enrich their futures by giving them an appreciation of the arts. Since its inception twelve years ago, over 90,000 children have seen the plays offered by FLT’s Children’s Theatre. FLT is proud to play such an important role in the education of today’s youth.

Study Guides are available for each production shortly before each show and are mailed out to the teachers. The study guide is designed to enhance enjoyment and understanding of each play, FLT Study Guides include a description of the play, theatre etiquette, theatre terms, history, vocabulary, things to do, things to think about and activities to explore after seeing the performance. Great for teachers and parents!

For more information regarding these programs, please contact the Florence Little Theatre office at (843) 662-3731.  Click here to download the flyer. 
 

Underwritten by Chick-fil-A

Pirates, A Tale of Bullying on the High Seas
October 3 - 5, 2012
Showtimes: 9:30am and 11am

A highly interactive play focusing on what a bully is and the power of speaking up. Danny and Belvedere want so badly to be pirates, but the Piratehood only wants Pirates who can dance the jig.  The Captain makes fun of anyone who can't dance.  What will it take to change this? 

Three Billy Goats Gruff
January 30  - February 1, 2013
Showtimes: 9:30am and 11:00am

All the three Billy Goats want to do is get across the bridge so they can eat the grass on the other side, but they think there is a grumbly, grouchy, bullying Troll under the bridge who is determined not to let them pass. Well, actually, the Troll is not a bit mean - he just wants someone to play with! They do finally get across, but not until they learn some manners - and they even make a new friend in the process. 

The Princess and the Pea
March 13 –15, 2013

The Prince must marry a real princess before his next birthday or he will lose the throne.  They only way to tell if a girl is a real princess, is to have her take a test! With the help of the Steward, the Prince  get his Princess to take the test - and she passes!