28th Series (June 1-21, 2026)

The three weeks of the 2026 series (one script developed per week) are June 1-7, 8-14, and 15-21. Scripts and additional information will be announced in January 2026. 

Until then, enjoy below a recap of our 2025 series!

Week One (June 2-8, 2025): Flight of the Puffin by Isabella Manhart

Through a series of colorful index cards mailed back and forth across the country, four young people: Libby, a spunky artist, Jack, a determined community leader, Vincent, a compassionate mathematician, and T, a powerful poet, begin a chain reaction of kindness to create the world of their dreams. Click here for more information. Best enjoyed by ages 10-14.

Week Two (June 9-15, 2025): Whorled Away by Daniel A. Kelin II

A clash of interests between young cousins. A tiny, endangered species. A beastly chameleon named Roger, and plenty of slime. This unexpected island forest adventure whisks the young cousins into a world rarely experienced so extremely close-up and personal. Click here for more information. Best enjoyed by ages 7-12. https://hawaiikahuli.org/

Week Three (June 16-22, 2025): America’s Next Top Kid Chef Showdown by José Casas and Jenn Hartmann Luck

America’s Next Top Kid Chef Showdown is a musical comedy that centers on the fictional #1 rated kids cooking show competition hosted by the fantastical Cosmo Ridley. We are witness to the final episode of the season: the finale of the competition. The show features four children as they battle it out for the honor of being the best kid chef in America as well as the $100,000 grand prize. The three judges strive to choose the best contestant as they battle each other for attention. As the competition gets brutal and one kid contestant is eliminated we discover touching stories from the tweens’ home life as well as the judges and host which leads to honest, self-reflective, and heartwarming revelations. Click here for more information. Best enjoyed by ages 9 and up.

Where is the Provincetown Playhouse? 

The Provincetown Playhouse is located at 133 MacDougal Street, between West 4th and West 3rd streets [Subway: A, C, D, E, F, M (West 4th St.)]. The house will open for audiences approximately 15 minutes prior to each reading.