In this humorous and moving performance, David shares his experience growing up without a right hand. Through storytelling, students explore perseverance, identity, and the importance of not judging others. An intrepid Grandmother dives deep to find the Dragon King and save the land. This award-winning puppet show features colorful sea creatures and a message of empathy and courage. Over 20 handcrafted marionettes perform circus acts to jazz and classical tunes. Perfect for younger audiences, this whimsical show delights with music, tricks, and transformation. New England Ballet Theatre Professional dancers from New England Ballet Theatre perform kid-friendly ballets with costumes, music, and props, followed by Q&A. 2025–26 options: The Fantastic Toyshop (Nov–Dec) and The Little Mermaid (May–Jun). The Isle of Skoo is a fun, interactive puppet show using storytelling, music, and movement to build SEL skills. Kids will explore themes of kindness, inclusion, friendship, and coping with big emotions. Discover the harp's 5,000-year history, its music, and how it works. Wendy shares stories, sounds, and science with plenty of hands-on opportunities. With masks, music, and costumes, this participatory show invites students to act as the Greek Chorus in an unforgettable theatre experience. Darren Sardelli - Animated Author & Funny Poet Darren Sardelli inspires middle and high school students through powerful stories of perseverance, self-belief, and creativity. His engaging assemblies show how words can heal, motivate, and create meaningful change. Anne Pasquale's Living History Programs Explore the life of Deborah Sampson, the only known female combat veteran of the American Revolution, through interactive reenactments and folk music. Join Emmy Brockman for a musical adventure exploring science through songs and experiments. Kids will learn about chemical reactions, astronomy, paleontology, and botany, all while dancing and singing along Travel to Detroit and experience the soulful Sounds of Motown! This performance celebrates iconic artists like The Temptations, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, and Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr. As Connecticut’s 19th State Troubadour, Charlie brings musical heritage to life through guitar, vocals, and interactive fun. Students explore folk, bluegrass, and classical styles through call-and-response, rhythm, and community. This twisty retelling of The Three Little Pigs uses shadow and rod puppets to show how teamwork and kindness help the pigs overcome challenges with heart and humor. In this interactive puppet show, Benjamin Booksmart helps friends get healthy through reading, movement, and song. Topics include exercise, positivity, and nutrition. Tom Lee shares traditional stories from around the world, selected for age and curricular relevance. A rich storytelling experience supporting Language Arts and Social Studies. Li Liu shares acrobatics, ribbon dancing, and storytelling in this solo performance. Students learn about Chinese culture, language, and celebrations through audience participation. Through the folktale "Crocodile's Fire", students explore themes of greed, justice, and cleverness. Meet friendly dinosaurs and learn how they handle bullying through puppetry and song in this fun, social-emotional learning show. A Presidents' Day program for all ages featuring puppet portrayals of Washington and Lincoln, plus the ride of Sybil Ludington. Students hear inspiring stories and make their own historical puppets. At Welcome Park, animal friends face challenges like rushing, nervousness, and multitasking. With humor and heart, kids learn focus and listening skills. Ages 3-8. Explore sea life through puppetry and music. Kids meet marine animals, sing, and move while learning science concepts. | |
