Why Bully Me? is a powerful live theatrical experience that brings the reality of bullying to life through storytelling, movement, and unforgettable messages that speak to the heart of every family and the hidden pain behind bullying. More than a performance, it is a transformational experience that helps audiences confront the emotional, social, and psychological damage bullying can leave behind. Featuring youth and adult performers—many of whom have personally overcome bullying or social isolation—the production inspires courage, builds confidence, develops leadership, and creates a safe space for healing, connection, and hope.

Show Times: 1pm & 5pm

The production will not only uplift you — it equips entire communities to recognize harmful behaviors, intervene early, and build cultures where every individual feels seen, valued, and supported. This experience helps families:

• Recognize signs of emotional distress
• Build empathy and communication
• Learn how to support individuals who are struggling
• Begin healing from past experiences

To make this accessible, we offer affordable family pricing and sponsorship options for parent groups and organizations who want to help other families attend. Your sponsorship can place hope in the hands of a family who may be silently hurting. By purchasing and donating tickets, you give parents and children the chance to sit together, feel seen, start honest conversations, and begin the healing journey without cost standing in the way. 

Additional Ticket Options

Family Ticket Packet - $50 Includes:

• Admission for up to 5 people
• Reserved family seating
• Parent resource packet

Parent Group Bundle - $450 (For PTAs, faith groups, or community parent organizations.)

• 10 family tickets (with admission for up to 50 people)
• Recognition during the event
• Option to sponsor families who cannot afford tickets

Event Type	Family Support
Age Groups	Adolescents
Community Services	Arts & Recreation Music / Dance / Theater Family & Support Services Youth Groups
Health Services	Behavioral / Mental Health Behavioral
Payment Types	Low Cost / Donation Self Pay
Areas Served	State-Wide

Last Updated: 06/03/26