Child’s Play

Camerata Singers

Scott Hochstetler, artistic director

Brody Thomas, keyboard artist

Rejoice; Kristin Kauffman, director

Come join Camerata Singers as we present Child’s Play, a unique concert experience for and about children. This playful, artistic, and, at times, silly concert will include selections that explore the life of a child, including Outdoor Play, Imagination, Mealtime, and Lullabies, and it will even include sing-alongs! Special guests include virtuosic clarinetist Chris French, local magician and storyteller Jep Hostetler as Master of Ceremonies, and local children’s choir Rejoice, a choir of 3rd through 5th graders led by Kristin Kauffman from Goshen College’s Community School of the Arts. Works include Jannequin’s The Song of the Birds, Whitacre’s Animal Crackers and Goodnight Moon, Pottle’s Jabberwocky, Muehleisen’s Eat Your Vegetables!, and Rutter’s Mass of the Children. Please join us on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 7 pm at the beautifully renovated Goshen Theater in downtown Goshen, Indiana for a show for people of all ages!

Goshen Theater is a catalyst for exploring the depths of creativity and imagination through educational and entertaining programming in the arts.

Vision Statement: 

 The historic Goshen Theater is a hub for the arts in Goshen and beyond. It is a leading force in producing and presenting art in all its forms for the regional audience. Goshen Theater is a place for innovative collaboration and engaging arts education. It is a catalyst for creativity—a space where the community comes together to challenge paradigms and grow imagination. 

Goshen Theater uplifts and celebrates the community by providing opportunities for people of all identities and beliefs to feel a sense of belonging. It is a place for conversations, gatherings, and events, supporting respectful discourse. The theater offers rental spaces for civic and business communities and is a venue for families and friends to recognize milestones. Goshen Theater strives to be a great place to work and volunteer, reflecting the diverse identities of the area on the staff and board.