Bilingual children's theater show, adapted by Austin playwrights Allison Gregory and Steven Dietz from P.D. Eastman's book, with music by Michael Koerner.
Go Dog Go opens at The Kleberg at ZACH on Friday, February 12, 2027. It's a bilingual children's theater show that brings P.D. Eastman's book to life with music and physical comedy, and it's part of Zach Theater's 2026-27 Family Series.
The show follows a pack of dogs as they swim, play ball, and head to la gran fiesta de perros, blending English and Spanish with expressive physical comedy and imagination. It's adapted from the children's book by Austin playwrights Allison Gregory and Steven Dietz, with music by Michael Koerner and a Spanish translation by Ana Maria Campoy. The bilingual approach means you'll hear both languages throughout, rather than one following the other.
It's a family-friendly production recommended for ages 3 and up, so it works for the little ones and the adults who grew up with the book. The Kleberg is the smaller, more intimate stage at ZACH, which fits a show like this—one that relies on physical comedy and a close connection with the audience. If you've got kids in that age range, it's a good way to get them into a theater setting without worrying about them sitting still for a long, dialogue-heavy play.
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Keep in mind that this is part of the 2026-27 Family Series, so it's one of several productions Zach has lined up for families over the course of the season. The show runs at The Kleberg at ZACH starting February 12, 2027.
