This stripped-down production of All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten creates space for what often gets lost: feeling, empathy, and everyday kindness.

The lessons at the heart of this piece are simple, but not small. They remind us that connection is built through ordinary acts of care, attention, and responsibility. Grief lives alongside these lessons, not as something separate, but as part of what it means to belong and to care for one another.

In returning to these early truths, this work invites us to slow down, listen, and remember that our daily interactions shape the world we share. Don’t forget to “look” and be present with one another, here and now.

- Amanda Van Eps, Director