Mary Poppins

Summary

Mary Poppins is a magical and heartwarming musical that follows the adventures of the Banks family in early 20th-century London. When the family’s household begins to unravel, the practically perfect nanny Mary Poppins arrives to bring order, joy, and a touch of wonder to their lives. Through music, imagination, and a series of unforgettable experiences, Mary helps the children (and their parents) rediscover the importance of family, empathy, and seeing the world with curiosity and delight. Mary Poppins invites audiences and performers alike to explore the power of kindness, creativity, and the lessons that can be found in even the most ordinary moments.

Why We Chose This Show

Mary Poppins offers a timeless story that encourages reflection and growth for all involved. Through the family’s experiences and the magic Mary brings into their lives, the show presents lessons about empathy, responsibility, and the joy of imagination. Performers and audiences alike are invited to engage with the story, discovering moments of wonder, teamwork, and understanding that extend beyond the stage.