It is probably the one thing the hubs and I were excited to have season opener tickets to:  Seussical the Musical.  The Dallas Children’s Theater outdid themselves on this one, and they have had some greats.  I was glad to see adults there on their own as well as those with kiddos in tow.  This was truly for children of all ages.  It is a theatre that does not patronize kids; giving them credit for being smart enough to get jokes and understand plots.  Hence why it is also so enjoyable for adults as well.  Seussical the Musical is sort of moderated by The Cat in the Hat and centered around Horton the Elephant, of Horton Hears a Who.  I do not want to give anything away, as I believe everyone should try to go and see this show.  The time flew by (inside pun for those who have seen it) and before we knew it the curtain came down for intermission.  Their box office is so inclusive and attentive to anyone with different needs.  Since our daughter cannot have gluten they graciously allowed us to bring in gluten free red velvet cupcakes and retrieve them during the break.  So we got to eat cupcakes right along with everyone else and our little four year old was so happy.  In the words of the famed American children’s writer Dr. Seuss:  “A person’s a person, no matter how small.”