Tritt Elementary
The Aristocats KIDS – Everybody wants to be a cat! Join Duchess, her three curious kittens, and the carefree alley cat Thomas O'Malley on a jazzy adventure through the streets of Paris. When a greedy butler hatches a plan to steal the family fortune, the pampered feline family must rely on newfound friends, unforgettable music, and a little courage to find their way home. Filled with lovable characters, catchy songs, and plenty of laughs, The Aristocats KIDS is a heartwarming tale that celebrates friendship, family, and being true to yourself.
WHO: 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders
WHEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 pm until 4 pm for 11 weeks. We start mid August and conclude with our shows November 7th and 8th.
COST: $310
PAYMENT: Pay using VENMO @Vicki-Chase or Zelle 770-313-9906. No checks. Registration will be capped at 45 students. We will "heart" your Venmo and reply via email for Zelle to confirm your registration. Your spot is saved once payment is recieved and confirmed.
QUESTIONS: Please reach out to Vicki Chase directly with questions vickichase@att.net
*Please do not sign up until 8:15pm 7/13/26
Shows
Costumes
MTW will provide the majority of costumes for all shows. We will ask parents to provide pieces if it is something your child probably has, or if it is a personal piece—like tights for girls or a wig. We often ask you if you have specific items before we shop (for example, black pants, white t-shirts, etc.). Should you be asked to bring in a piece that you don’t have, we strongly recommend thrift stores and asking neighbors! Your pieces will be returned to you after the show. MTW costumes must also be returned at the end of the show. We highly recommend labeling all personal items with your child’s name.
Rehearsals
Rehearsals begin after casting in August
Performance date TBA
Volunteers
All families will be asked to volunteer in some capacity. Below are the volunteer opportunities. We use Volunteer Spot for sign-up convenience. Please check back for link and further information the week before rehearsals begin.
2 Rehearsal monitors at each rehearsal.
2 – 4 people with trucks or other large vehicles for transporting sets/costumes/props to and from the theatre.
5 People to help set up and strike the set. Strength and tools are a plus. No kids allowed.
3 – 5 People to paint sets and organize food donations and volunteers.
4-6 Ticket salespeople.
2 Volunteers backstage during each performance.
Someone to create the program – we’ll give you the info and suggested layout.