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Blue’s Clues & You! Live on Stage at the Rialto Square Theatre

 

Photo Courtesy of Rialto Square Theatre

By: Saba Aamir

Joliet, IL. – Blue's Clues & You! Live on Stage is coming to Rialto Square Theatre on October 16th!

The brand-new, interactive show based on the popular children's television series Blue's Clues & You! launched its tour this fall. The live tour organized by Round Room Live and Nickelodeon will feature Blue, Josh Dela Cruz and other characters in a Broadway-style musical adventure. 

"Josh Dela Cruz is the live-action host of Nickelodeon's hit preschool TV series Blue's Clues & You!" stated the official Blue's Clues & You! Live on-Stage website, "[now] that the show is being brought to theaters around the country in an original new musical adventure, we are thrilled that a dynamic stage performer has been cast to play the character of "Josh" to delight and entertain audiences across all of the tour markets." 

All tour dates will include a special opportunity for fans to get a photo with Blue, Josh and friends. There will also be PAWsome Blue's Clues & You! merchandise available at each show which includes character toys, activity books, branded clothing and much more.

“Blue’s Clues is an iconic show that has captivated and educated children for years,” said Stephen Shaw, tour producer and co-president of Round Room Live, “We couldn’t be more excited to share our love of Blue’s Clues with the next generation of fans in a memorable experience for the whole family.”

Visit www.bluesclueslive.com right away for tickets and to sign up for special updates about the performance, such as access to pre-sale options. There is also a Meet & Greet add-on option.

For more information regarding the tour, visit www.nickalive.net. 

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