The more than 40-year-old nonprofit began the show in 2004 for at-risk students. “Our idea was to say ‘what can we do to help that little kid who’s bored in school?'” said George Cisneros, media and music director at URBAN-15.
Geometry, physics and optics all act as a creative backbone of the production, which is soundtracked by classic holiday carols as well as original music.
Attendees can reserve up to six tickets to the one-day, two-show performance.
Free, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 20, Lila Cockrell Theatre, 200 E. Market St., (210) 736-1500, urban15.org.
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