Odd Squad Live! Announces 2016-2017 Tour

The TV program, which won a Daytime Emmy Award for “Outstanding Writing in a Children’s Series,” encourages viewers age 5-8 to “build math, problem-solving and collaboration skills” as they cheer on the young agents of Odd Squad who “investigate unusual occurrences.”

An announcement from Odd Squad Live!’s PR team promises that the tour will feature “an action-packed, educational, and hilarious live show filled with the coolest new gadgets, funniest and quirkiest villains and catchy hit songs from the Odd Squad-favorite band, Soundcheck.” Along with classic “Odd Squad” tunes, fans can expect to learn a few new songs from composer Paul Buckley.

“We are really excited about how interactive Odd Squad Live! is and that kids in the audience can become agents and solve an odd case in real time!” series creator Tim McKeon said.

The tour, which will include both school and public performances, will stop in more than 60 cities throughout North America. So far, 50 gigs have been confirmed. The fun begins in Ruthland, Vt.

Oct. 5 – Rutland, Vt., Paramount Theatre     
Oct. 6 – Stamford, Conn., The Palace Theatre          
Oct. 7 – Providence, Rich., The VETS          
Oct. 8 – Lowell, Mass., Lowell Memorial Auditorium
Oct. 9 – Worcester, Mass., Hanover Theatre For Perf. Arts  
Oct. 14 – Baltimore, Md., Modell Performing Arts Center At The Lyric     
Oct. 15 – Manassas, Va., Hylton Performing Arts Center    
Oct. 16 – Frederick, Md., Weinberg Center For The Arts    
Oct. 20 – Utica, N.Y., Stanley Center For The Arts 
Oct. 22 – Binghamton, N.Y., The Forum Theatre     
Oct. 23 – Red Bank, N.J., Count Basie Theatre        
Oct. 25 – University Park, Pa., Eisenhower Auditorium       
Oct. 27 – Pittsburgh, Pa., Byham Theater     
Oct. 29 – New York, N.Y., Skirball Center For The Perf. Arts        
Oct. 30 – New York, N.Y., Skirball Center For The Perf. Arts
Nov. 4 – Charlotte, N.C., Blumenthal Performing Arts        
Nov. 5 – Durham, N.C., Durham Performing Arts Center    
Nov. 9 – Fort Myers, Fla., Barbara B. Mann Perf. Arts Hall
Nov. 10 – Coral Springs, Fla., Coral Springs Center For The Arts   
Nov. 12 – Jacksonville, Fla., Florida Theatre
Nov. 13 – Saint Petersburg, Fla., The Mahaffey Theater      
Nov. 16 – Huntsville, Ala., Mark C. Smith Concert Hall      
Nov. 20 – Atlanta, Ga., Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre        
Nov. 22 – Pembroke, N.C., Givens Perf. Arts Ctr.   
Nov. 25 – Philadelphia, Pa., Kimmel Center For The Perf. Arts       
Nov. 26 – Philadelphia, Pa., Kimmel Center For The Perf. Arts       
Nov. 27 – Englewood, N.J., Bergen Performing Arts Ctr.   
Dec. 7 – Hershey, PA Hershey Theatre
Jan. 15 – Austin, Texas, Dell Hall At The Long Center
Jan. 16 – San Antonio, Texas, H-E-B Performance Hall At The Tobin Center        
Jan. 19 – McAllen, Texas, McAllen Convention Center       
Jan. 21 – Houston, Texas, Jones Hall For The Performing Arts        
Jan. 22 – Dallas, Texas, Majestic Theatre      
Jan. 27 – Columbia, Mo., Jesse Auditorium  
Jan. 30 – Manhattan, Kan., McCain Auditorium
Feb. 1 – Gillette, Wyo., Heritage Center Theatre
Feb. 4 – Boise, Idaho, Velma V. Morrison Center For The Performing Arts
Feb. 25 – Wichita, Kan., Orpheum Theatre   
Feb. 28 – Overland Park, Kan., Johnson County Community College         
March 2 – Omaha, Neb., Orpheum Theater   
March 4 – Skokie, Ill., North Shore Ctr. For The Perf. Arts 
March 5 – Green Bay, Wis., Weidner Center For The Perf. Arts      
March 11 – Columbus, Ohio, Ohio Theatre     
March 12 – Danville, Ky., Norton Center     
March 14 – Paducah, Ky., The Carson Center          
March 16 – Indianapolis, Ind., Clowes Memorial Hall         
March 18 – Benton Harbor, Mich., Mendel Center Mainstage         
March 19 – Milwaukee, Wis., Riverside Theatre       
March 24 – Wilkes-Barre, Pa., F.M. Kirby Center For Perf. Arts     
March 25 – Reading, Pa., Santander Performing Arts Center

Tickets for select dates are available now. Visit OddSquadLive.com for more information.