Description:

This whimsical show follows two great friends – the cheerful, popular Frog, and the rather grumpy Toad – through four fun-filled seasons. Waking from hibernation, Frog and Toad plant gardens, swim, rake leaves, go sledding and learn life lessons along the way. Throughout the year, two best friends celebrate and rejoice in the differences that make them unique and special.

🎭 Important Ticket Info!
When purchasing tickets, please note that Act 1 will feature one of our Project Play classes, and Act 2 will be A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS!
  • January 31 - 2:00pm - North - PROJECT PLAY: Storyville
  • January 31 - 7:00pm - Houston - PROJECT PLAY:  The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon
  • February 1 - 2:00pm - East - PROJECT PLAY: A Walk in the Woods
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Director's Vision Letter:
Welcome to our production of A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS! The team and myself look forward to sharing this delightful story with you. We are excited to share and bring the friendship of Frog and Toad to life—complete with laughter, music, and plenty of heart.

At its core, Frog and Toad is a story about friendship that weathers every season. We journey into a forest filled with friends; birds, snails, lizards, mice, turtles, moles, and more!  We see how this community all works together to keep their ecosystem thriving through the highs and lows they encounter along the way.  It reminds us of the beauty in God’s creation and the simple but powerful ways we can reflect His love in our relationships. Frog and Toad are very different from one another—one is optimistic and adventurous, the other more cautious and contemplative—yet together they show us that true friendship is patient, kind, forgiving, and full of joy.

As we rehearse, we will talk about our Biblical calling to “encourage one another and build each other up” (1 Thessalonians 5:11) and that “two are better than one” (Ecclesiastes 4:9). Watching our students grow, not only in their stage skills but also in kindness, teamwork, and courage is what we hope to  inspire in our cast. Every giggle, every missed-cue-turned-victory, and every shared prayer is sure to be a reflection of God’s goodness at work in this community.

With gratitude and joy,
Christina Haynes
Director, A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS

Dates / Times:

  • Saturday, Jan 31st @ 2:00pm
  • Saturday, Jan 31st @ 7:00pm
  • Sunday, Feb 1st @ 2:00pm

Ticket Prices:

  • $18.00: Standard Ticket Price
  • $18.00: At Door Price

Klein United Methodist Church:

5920 FM 2920, Spring, TX 77389

Show Notes:

Bible Verse: Ecclesiastes 4:9-: Two are better than one. 

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Parent Audition Workshop: 
First night of Winter Classes 

Audition Information:
No audition necessary to be part of A Year with Frog and Toad KIDS!  To sign up, you must be enrolled in a winter class. Login to your family account and click on auditions. Select Frog and Toad Kids from the drop down menu, sign up for the 9:30am Dec 6th time slot and show up with bells on!  We will send out vocal sides so that your cast member can pick what they would like to audition with during our first weekend together. We look forward to seeing you!!

Once you have signed up through the website you will receive a link to fill out the show enrollment packet. Please note, you will be asked to pay the production fee at the time of our first rehearsal. 

Performances:
Jan 31-(Saturday) 2:00 PM - Storyville / Frog and Toad Kids
Jan 31- (Saturday) 7:00 PM - Brother's Grimm Spectaculathon / Frog and Toad Kids 
Feb 1- (Sunday) 2:00 PM- A Walk in the Woods / Frog and Toad Kids

Show Coordinator: Julie Broussard
Artistic Team: 
Director: Christina Haynes
Vocal Director: Victoria Tonsfeldt
Choreographer: Sunnie Curda

Please email the Show Coordinator Julie Broussard at julieb@cythouston.org with any questions.

For more information, please visit CYT Houston's Parent Hub.

Characters:

Frog

  • Heidi Kelly
Frog is a friendly, confidant, positive and caring character. He should always seem comfortable solving Toad's problems and reacting to Toad's traumas.

Toad

  • Olivia Kyser
Toad is serious, irritable, self-conscious yet an oddly charismatic character. The "tight yet quirky" friendship that he shares with Frog must appear loyal through and through.

Bird 1

  • Morgan Willis
The Birds communicate the passage of time (seasons) and set the stage for the story to follow.

Bird 2

  • Anya Ramdas
The Birds communicate the passage of time (seasons) and set the stage for the story to follow.

Bird 3

  • Aubrey Broussard
The Birds communicate the passage of time (seasons) and set the stage for the story to follow.

Bird 4

  • Brielle Broussard
The Birds communicate the passage of time (seasons) and set the stage for the story to follow.

Mouse

  • Evelyn Topping
Mouse is always able to ask all the right questions like a talk-show host.

Turtle

  • Lucia Aguilar
Turtle is a "rabble-rouser" and loves to get the whole gang to tease Toad in fun!

Snail 1

  • Eli Hamsher
The Snails are simply unflappable. They will deliver without fail "in the rain or sleet or snow."

Snail 2

  • Gideon Grey
The Snails are simply unflappable. They will deliver without fail "in the rain or sleet or snow."

Snail 3

  • Meadow Grace McDaniel
The Snails are simply unflappable. They will deliver without fail "in the rain or sleet or snow."

Lizard

  • Olivia Topping
Lizard is definitely the most confused of the Turtle, Mouse, Lizard trio, but eventually joins in the fun.

Squirrel 1

  • Karlyn Haynes
The Squirrels are full of mischief and the actors should be comfortable moving, talking and singing with squirrel like qualities.

Squirrel 2

  • Adalyn Elliott
The Squirrels are full of mischief and the actors should be comfortable moving, talking and singing with squirrel like qualities.

Mole 1

  • Katherine Lewis
The Moles should have expressive faces to convey the excitement in Down The Hill as well as sincerity in their angelic solo Merry Almost Christmas.

Mole 2

  • Zelda Ramdas
The Moles should have expressive faces to convey the excitement in Down The Hill as well as sincerity in their angelic solo Merry Almost Christmas.

Mole 3

  • Charlotte Wade
The Moles should have expressive faces to convey the excitement in Down The Hill as well as sincerity in their angelic solo Merry Almost Christmas.

Mole 4

  • Heidi Comstock
The Moles should have expressive faces to convey the excitement in Down The Hill as well as sincerity in their angelic solo Merry Almost Christmas.

Mice Ensemble

  • Charlotte Matula
  • Josie Cox
  • Lucy Eddleman
  • Oaklee Rabe
  • Olivia Grey
  • Walker Hartman

Turtle Ensemble

  • Elizabeth Jarvis
  • Mai’Leigh Heath Wilson
  • Myla Malcom
  • Savanah Beck
  • Skylar Magee

Lizard Ensemble

  • Abigail Jarvis
  • Claire Grey
  • Isaiah Mojares
  • Lucius Goldman-Horn

Announcer 1

  • Elizabeth Jarvis

Announcer 2

  • Savanah Beck

Announcer 3

  • Oaklee Rabe

Announcer 4

  • Lucius Goldman-Horn

Frog Cover

  • Eli Hamsher

Toad Cover

  • Meadow Grace McDaniel

Mouse Cover

  • Brielle Broussard

Turtle Cover

  • Gideon Grey

Lizard Cover

  • Lucius Goldman-Horn

Snail Swing

  • Zelda Ramdas