It's another performance from Capital Area Productions, a children's theater group that focuses on all sides of production.

Capital Area Productions President Kristina Kennedy Babcock said, "They work on sets, they work on the props. Sometimes we even allow them to help with the dance moves, and I'm very open when the kids say, what about this, can I try that? So we welcome that."

Their latest project is "Seussical," a musical inspired by the works of Dr. Seuss. After the audition process, it's time for rehearsals.

Babcock said, "We bring the kids in typically two times a week for a couple of hours at a time and build up to that process so they are learning their voices and their dancing and acting along the way."

After all this hard work, they're ready for opening night. And there's nothing like that feeling when the curtain opens.

Performer Jennifer Gardy said, "It's really fun doing plays with friends because they pump you up and everything, and I love going on stage and showing everybody what I got. "

Performer Jessica Babcock said, "I love performing in front of everybody. It's just something that I like to do and when I grow up I want to be on Broadway."

And speaking of Broadway, the group took a trip to the legendary theater.

Babcock said, "This past year we did a workshop with 'Hairspray,' 'Phantom of the Opera' and 'Wicked.' And we actually worked with a cast member, learned parts to the musical, learned New York City tips and trades and things like that."

In addition to youth theater, Capital Area Productions also offers adult musicals and workshop camps. And with a full professional staff of set designers and stage managers, it's an environment that really helps these performers shine.

Babcock said, "Once they see the end product, they're really amazed, and I have many kids that come back for every single production we do so that's a good thing."

Not just your "same old song and dance."