Babes in Toyland LIVESTREAM

POSTPONED - PLEASE READ: Due to an illness affecting several cast and orchestra members, the December 20th and December 21st livestream performances of Babes in Toyland have been postponed to January 3rd and 4th. As a makeup for this, with your purchase of a livestream ticket you will also gain access to a recording of the show from either 12/14 (for January 3rd) or 12/15 (for January 4th) that you will be able to watch immediately. Both the recording and the livestream (and archival recording after the stream has finished) will be available to watch at any time at least until the end of January. We apologize for any inconvenience. We are attempting to notify all current ticketholders of these changes by phone or email; please contact information@pittsburghsavoyards.org or call 412-734-8476 (voicemail box) if you have any further questions or concerns.

PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for the online livestream of Babes in Toyland. After purchasing your ticket, you will be emailed a link to view the stream at the email you used to register for Showclix. Please be patient; this process may take up to 5 minutes to complete. If you have still not received your email after 10 minutes, please check your spam/junk mail folder. If you are still having trouble, please contact information@pittsburghsavoyards.org and we will be happy to assist you.

Victor Herbert’s 1903 operetta Babes in Toyland is a whimsical musical journey that follows the adventures of siblings Alan and Jane, who find themselves lost in the fantastical Toyland after fleeing from their wicked Uncle Barnaby, who schemes to steal their inheritance after their parents meet an untimely end. As they navigate this magical realm filled with enchanting characters from Mother Goose nursery rhymes as well as the enigmatic Toymaker, the siblings face numerous challenges and mischief orchestrated by their villainous uncle and his henchmen. With a blend of captivating melodies and imaginative storytelling, this timeless story weaves a tale of bravery, friendship, and wonder. Will Alan and Jane be able to outsmart Barnaby and find their way back home?

Adaptation and Stage Direction by Robert Hockenberry, Music Direction by Guy Russo.