Signature in the Schools: Failureland!
Mar 3 & Mar 10
Right as she is about to submit her college applications, Tori falters and questions her ability and worth. Suddenly, she’s whisked away to Failureland, an enchanted haven where she meets famous historical figures such as Vincent van Gogh, Galileo and Maya Angelou who share their experiences with fear, failure and hope. In Signature’s 30th Signature in the Schools play, area high school students perform an original comedy by Dani Stoller about erasing self-doubt, finding your courage, and the definition of success.
Performance Information
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Run Time
Running time is approximately 65 minutes with no intermission.
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Age Recommendation
This program is recommended for preteens, teens and adults.
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Effects Warnings
This show contains flashing lights and loud noises.
Signature in the Schools is Sponsored by
Amazon | Bonnie Feld
Philip L. Graham Fund | Lois C. Greisman
The Geary-O’Hara Family Foundation | Dominion Energy | Washington Forrest Foundation
David S. Shrager Foundation | Venable Foundation | Virginia Commission for the Arts
New work at Signature Theatre is sponsored by The Revada Foundation
About Signature in the Schools
Signature in the Schools, Signature Theatre’s flagship education program, is a multifaceted program that encompasses workshops for English, Social Studies and Theatre classes, theatrical training for young artists, and the creation of an original play. The program includes pre-show visits to school classrooms, resources for students and curriculum guides for teachers. Signature in the Schools is offered to all participants free of charge. Students from throughout Northern Virginia also attend daytime performances for free to see their peers perform.
Learn More
Student Resources
Click the link below to explore the world of the show. This online guide will help you dive deeper before, during and after the experience with articles, videos, playlists, images and more!
