Launch · November 20
Opening season: The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow
The Society's public launch activity, The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow, opens the season: an empty chair, a late invitation, and the question of who was left out.
Theater
Theater is where the Society's questions get bodies and voices. An empty chair, a late invitation, a story told from the seat nobody expected to hold.
Through theater, debate, storytelling, and hands-on community projects, young people explore what children's rights look like in everyday life. The theater branch — Story & Stage — carries the Society's signature works.
The images below are illustrative program photography, not records of specific staged productions. As productions are documented with participant permission, they will be added here by Peacemaker Enterprise.
Free activity
An empty chair and a late invitation prompt young people to ask who was left out and how the story changes when that person has a voice. This free theater activity opened the Society's season on November 20 and remains free to download in the Wonder Lab.
Download the activity (PDF)New productions, readings, and season announcements will be posted here by Peacemaker Enterprise as they are confirmed.
Launch · November 20
The Society's public launch activity, The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow, opens the season: an empty chair, a late invitation, and the question of who was left out.
Celebration · Winter solstice
Golden Soulstice, Peacemaker Enterprise's winter solstice celebration for all peace-seeking children of Earth, closes the season with one idea carried into the new year.
For community theaters, children's theaters, and performing-arts organizations that want to stage, host, or co-develop Society work. This form is for adults — please do not submit students' names or personal information.