Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents: The Tortoise vs. the Hare | Davie County Arts Council
Schedule
Mon, 22 Jun, 2026 at 10:00 am to Sat, 27 Jun, 2026 at 02:30 pm
UTC-04:00Location
622 N Main St, Mocksville, NC, United States, North Carolina 27028 | Mocksville, NC
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Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents: The Tortoise vs. the HareThe Davie County Arts Council is excited to welcome the nationally acclaimed Missoula Children’s Theatre to Mocksville for a one-week theatrical residency at the Brock Performing Arts Center, June 22–27, 2026.
This fast-paced, fun-filled program invites local students to audition, rehearse, and perform in a fully staged musical version of The Tortoise vs. the Hare — all in just one week. Designed to build confidence, creativity, and teamwork, this experience is perfect for young performers of all skill levels.
✨ About the Show
Missoula Children’s Theatre puts a playful twist on the classic fable as Taylor Tortoise and Curly Hare turn friendly competition into outrageous adventures. Along the way, they — and the colorful characters around them — discover that perseverance, cooperation, and friendship matter more than winning the race.
🎭 Participation Details
• Open auditions
• Camp is limited to 50-60 Students
• Open to students entering 1st grade and up
• No prior theatre experience required
• Not all who audition are guaranteed a role
🎶 Performances
Two public performances will take place at the end of the residency. Performance dates and times will be announced soon.
📍 Location
Brock Performing Arts Center
622 N Main Street Mocksville, NC
This joyful, family-friendly theatre experience offers young performers the chance to work with professional actor-directors while creating a memorable show for the community. Join us for a week of imagination, music, and fun — and celebrate the power of teamwork on stage! 🌟
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