KIDS WHO CARE

TOURING COMPANY

Changing the World One Musical at a Time

Looking to continue your theatre education and further your performance experience? Check out The Kids Who Care Touring Company! This group of 50-55 energetic performers ranging from ages 6 to 18 take KWC’s original works on the road from September through May performing for schools, city councils and hospitals across the state. They spread the KWC message of the power of changing the world through creative expression

Directed by Founding Executive Director Deborah Jung, the Touring Company trains under talented teaching artists and experienced professionals. In addition to performing, these young artists take voice, acting, and dance classes two days a week at KWC Performing Arts, learn entrepreneurial leadership skills, and act as ambassadors of KWC.

2022-2023 Auditions

August 20, 2022

Please call the KWC office at (817) 737-5437 to schedule your monologue and vocal audition time.

  • The Touring Company Auditions are comprised of three different sections – Vocal, Acting, and Dance.
  • Each student participates in all 3, but does not need to excel in all. The point is to have fun and try!

Book the Kids who care touring company

Bring the show to you by booking the Kids Who Care Touring Company. Our performers a perfect for corporate meetings, team building events, school assemblies, galas, fundraisers, community events and more. Pricing is negotiated per performance and varies based on venue, size of audience, length of show, travel costs and lighting and sound system requirements. Non-profits and schools may apply for reduced fee performances if needed. For more information about booking the Touring Company call 817-737-5437 or email Tracy Cliburn.

What’s Taking Center Stage:

Look Up

Look Up is a profound and hilarious musical that examines the digital world and its effect on our lives. When going off the grid seems impossible, can we turn these new online communities into tools for positive change?

Originally performed in 2015, Look Up  is a powerful performance with themes that hold up particularly in 2022. This performance can be modified to fit any setting or time frame. For a taste of Look Up, listen to our album on Spotify or Apple Music.

Where has Kids Who Care Touring Company Performed

  • Times Square in New York City
  • The Texas State Capital
  • The Fort Worth Club
  • City Councils in Fort Worth, Trier Germany, Reggio Emilia Italy, Houston and San Antonio
  • Cook Children’s Medical Center
  • The Make-A-Wish Flight
  • Off Broadway at the Lamb’s Theatre
  • 9-11 Memorial
  • The Kennedy Center
  • Bass Performance Hall
  • Dallas Meyerson Symphony Center
  • Leadership North Texas
  • Fort Worth Convention Center

The Touring Company Education

From September to May, Kids Who Care Touring Company members attend weekly classes with a weekly Friday rehearsal from 4:30-6:30. Professional/degreed instructors offer skill specific classes. The Touring Company curriculum is designed specifically each semester to build the skills of the current company members.

  • Vocal Performance
  • Dance (ballet, tap, modern, hip-hop)
  • Voice & Diction
  • Classic & Contemporary Acting Studios
  • Improvisation
  • Audition technique
  • Creative Dramatics
  • Creative Movement

Touring Company performers can also participate in the Study Tour that takes place over Spring Break. This year, the Kids Who Care Touring Company will be visiting New York City.

What People are Saying

We have booked Kids Who Care for the Leadership North Texas opening retreat since the program started in 2009. These young leaders are impressive, engaging and have no trouble coaxing adults out of their comfort zones. The feedback each year is always the same: The future is a bright place with these young leaders!

Kimberly Walton
Vice President, Communications, North Texas Commission

The first time I saw Kids Who Care perform was at the Ronald McDonald House in Fort Worth. Not only was the kids' performance beautiful and artistically impressive, but the message was so powerful. It was the first time these kids moved me to tears, but certainly not the last. It was the perfect complement to the Ronald McDonald House's Topping Out ceremony.