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These programs are each 30-40 minutes long, including the post-show "Meet & Greet the Puppets."
Although most all shows are available year-round, some programs are perfect for specific months or seasons, as noted below. Literature-based programs are indicated by an asterisk (*) at the end of the title.
In Big Theatre Indoors...
The Road to UwungelemaJan. (Martin Luther King's Birthday; Feb. (African American History Month)Oct. (Puppeteers use masks) Please visit the INFO/NEWS page for more details!
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Doofus the Dragon: A Puppet Opera Love Story Feb. (Valentine's Day); March (Music in the Schools Month)
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Country Mouse & City Mouse* Spring or Summer
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Little Read Riding Hood* and other Fairy Tales Spring or Summer
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Angelina Ballerina at the Fair*
Oct. (features a haunted house) |
Mermaids, Pirates & Storms: The History of the Port Austin Lighthouse (any time of year) (see INFO/NEWS)
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Coyote Tales: Three Native American Myths* Nov. (Native American Month)
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Nutcracker in a Nutshell* Dec. (Christmas) (Winter Holidays) |
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The Three Billy Goats Gruff* (in English or Spanish) Anytime of year in the Walkabout Theatre
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The Runaway Tortilla* (in English or Spanish) IT IS THE GINGERBREAD BOY WITH A TASTE OF TEXAS
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The Mimi Show Adult Cabaret Comedy Our feisty 76 year old Red Hatter is trying computer dating. (any time of year)
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More Coming Soon! |
In Walkabout Theatre Outdoors and Indoors
Puppeteer wears a little theatre on her back. Great for parades and strolling events. (see pictures)
