Young Audiences brings live dance, song, and storytelling from the Pacific Islands to Miller Outdoor Theatre.
Young Audiences of Houston brings a Polynesian Storytelling Dance Performance to Miller Outdoor Theatre on Tuesday, October 6. It's a morning show, running from 11 AM to 11:45 AM, so you'll be out and on with your day before lunch.
What they're bringing to the stage is a mix of live dance, song, and storytelling from the Pacific Islands. The performance draws on the storytelling traditions of the region, where dance and song aren't just for show—they're how stories are told and passed down. You'll see the movement and hear the music working together to carry those narratives, rather than one just backing the other.
Young Audiences is the organization behind it, and they've built their reputation around bringing live arts to students and families across the city. This particular production focuses on the Pacific Islands, so the dance and song you'll see come from that part of the world. It's a short set—forty-five minutes from start to finish—which makes it an easy one to fit into a morning, especially if you're out with kids.
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It all happens at Miller Outdoor Theatre, right in the heart of Hermann Park. The show runs from 11 AM to 11:45 AM on Tuesday, October 6.
