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The Piccadilly Puppets Company has a show for any festive or educational occasion. To schedule a show, contact us. Each show includes a study guide.

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Butterfly Ballad
Description:

Developed for the opening of the Callaway Gardens Butterfly House, this story follows Katy and Kevin Caterpillar through the stages of their lives—from egg, to caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly—and their fascinating migration to Mexico.
See Audience Comments and Picture.

Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Primary—150 maximum
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Cherokee Tales
Description: The magic of Cherokee Indian Tales comes to life with puppets, storytelling, and lots of participation. (Produced by Barbara Goltz)
See Audience Comments.
Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Elementary—150 maximum
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Imagination Station
Description:

Imagination Station is a playful variety show using puppets, simple objects, storytelling, music, and lots of audience participation. The children will discover that a little bit of their very own imagination can go a long way.
See Picture.
Audience Preschool Only—75 maximum
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Jonah: The Prophet Who Ran Away
Description:

This Biblical story of compassion and forgiveness takes its text directly from the Old Testament, yet incorporates lots of humor and audience participation.
Audience Preschool—75, Elementary—150 maximum
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Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors
Description: This story, told with a mixture of rod and shadow puppets, tells the story of Joseph, his coat of many colors, and the mysterious dream he has. This old-time story is perfect for family audiences and elementary children. See Audience Comments and Picture.
Audience All ages—150 maximum
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Kids on the Block
Description: Large puppets accurately portray children with various conditions, such as Down's Syndrome, visual and hearing impairments, and cerebral palsy. These puppets help children understand children that may be a little different from them. And the children in the audience can ask the puppets questions, gathering even more understanding.See Picture
Audience All ages—200 maximum
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Once Upon a Time in China
Description: This enchanting Chinese tale is multi-cultural gem with a moral about the importance of honesty. See an Emperor provide a future for the land he loves and the peasant boy who helps him. See Picture.
Audience Preschool—75, Elementary—150 maximum
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The Foxy Christmas
Description: This endearing Christmas story is about a hungry fox, a lonely bunny, and how they find the true meaning of Christmas. (Produced by Barbara Goltz)
See Audience Comments and Picture.
Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Primary—150 maximum
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The Mouse Who Would Be King
Description: This story about a very special mouse, Sakkim, takes place long ago in Egypt. It helps us learn, along with Sakkim, that courage, hard work, and the will to succeed will always have their rewards. See Picture.
Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Primary—150 maximum
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas
Description: This favorite classic is brought to life with puppets and lots of humor. The story is told from the point of view of a mouse who was there and saw what really happened. See Picture.
Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Elementary—150 maximum
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Wish Tales
Description:

These three stories about wishes include

  • The Frog Prince (Brothers Grimm, Germany)
    See Picture.
  • The Knee High Man (Folk Story, Africa)
  • Little Orphan Animal (Contemporary Tale, Rosemary Glenn, Atlanta)
Audience Preschool—75 maximum, Primary—150 maximum
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Audience Descriptions

Preschool Two years old through five years old
Prekindergarten—2 Kindergarten through second grade
Primary Kindergarten through second grade
Elementary Kindergarten through sixth grade
All ages Anyone and everyone

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