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It’s also a compelling story about accountability, the major characteristic Ghost’s coach works to instill in him. Coach also offers Ghost a valuable truth that everyone in the audience can apply to their own lives: “You can’t run away from who you are, but what you can do is run toward who you want to be. Cameron Mitchell (Sunny/Brandon), Chip Arnold (Mr. Charles/Principal Marshall), Tamiko Robinson Steele (Mrs. Hollow, Terri/Tia), Jordan White (Lu) and Nikkita Staggs (Patina/Monique/Shamika) round out the amazingly talented cast. Ghost is a powerful story of hope in the face of adversity, and it’s a big success for The NCT Hatchery’s first effort.

Your little ones can look forward to some tail-wagging excitement with their favorite pups when PAW Patrol Live! The show features upbeat music, theatrical scenery and a high-tech video wall to transport audiences into the PAW Patrol environment. It’s like an episode of PAW Patrol on Nickelodeon,” says Luke Collins (Rubble). After seeing the show, I hope kids explore more theater and more art in general, because we need more of that in the world,” Collins says.

You’re on the go and don’t have time, but just set up a cereal bar with the kids or search for overnight slow cooker recipes that require minimal effort on busy mornings. When held regularly, family pow wows have the power to resolve conflicts, build family unity and foster a sense of autonomy by engaging children of all ages in the family’s decision-making process. A weekend getaway or a week at the beach, relaxing with your kids and making happy memories is a sort of salvation in between the busyness. You may never manage to eat together every evening, but DO aim to keep the spirit of family dinner alive — and reap its many benefits — by finding multiple ways to build strong and loving connections with your kids.

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library brings children’s book to life on stage by way of The Little Engine Playhouse (a part of Dollywood Entertainment). Pint-sized audiences can enjoy the theatrical adaptation of Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon, based on the book by Patty Lovell with illustrations by David Catrow. Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon delivers a positive, anti-bullying messages. When Molly Lou starts a new school, school bully Ronald Durkin makes fun of her on her very first day.