March Finds Oz at Home and Abroad for Fans of all Ages!

Expect film screenings of the MGM classic all year as we honor the musical’s 80th anniversary. Here’s one in Wichita, Kansas, March 14.

Just across the Kansas border, Kansas City, Missouri’s, Crown Center features a free 80th-anniversary playland. Kids can follow the Yellow Brick Road through Dorothy’s adventure until May 12. Enjoy!

The birthplace of MGM composer Harold Arlen is the perfect spot for The Wonderful Music of Oz. This concert features songs from several versions of the Oz story. Buffalo, NY, March 15 & 16.

A children’s ballet of The Wizard of Oz will be danced in Bellevue, Wash., March 16-17.

Stops on the current national tour of The Wizard of Oz are:

March 3 in Fort Wayne, Indiana
March 10 in Alto, New Mexico
March 12 in San Antonio, Texas
March 15-17 in Reno, Nevada

March 1 in Saginaw, Michigan, The Wizard of Oz also comes to the stage. This is the MGM version of the show, but the date isn't on the national touring agenda, so appears to be a different Broadway-style production.

Through March 3 in Northfield, Minn., a non-musical version of The Wizard of Oz remains open for family audiences.

No idea what The Wizard of Oz Unplugged is, but if you’re in Waukesha, Wisc., March 7-10, you can find out!

March 9-April 14, this Wizard of Oz production in Atlanta comes with a “folk art” twist. Details on the Rich Theatre’s website.

March 22-30 in Wilmington, Delaware, “Judy Garland ‘World’s Greatest Entertainer’” brings Judy’s American Songbook to the stage with a six-person cast. This is the world premiere of a show that aspires to a national tour.

In lands far from Kansas...