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Puppet Playtime with Harry LaCoste & Puppet Pals

  • Puppet Showplace Theater 32 Station Street Brookline, MA, 02445 United States (map)
Harry LaCoste, a white man with a big smile, holds a furry yellow monster puppet against a red theatrical curtain.

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$12.00 per person
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About the Show

Puppet Playtime is a fun, interactive performance experience designed for very young children and their grown-ups. In each session, a friendly performer guides kids through play, sing-a-longs, interactive stories, imagination games, and more! Puppet pals join in the fun all along the way.

For ages 0 - 3

About the Artist

Harry LaCoste is a performer, teacher, dad, ukulele rockstar. After working behind the scenes on Sesame Street, he was inspired to try his hand at puppeteering. Since then, Harry has performed all over the country with puppets including with NYC-based puppet improv team, Team Lopez. He cofounded Total Feltdown, an improv team featured recently at ImprovBoston. During the day, he travels to 21 different Bright Horizons Day Care Centers as an enrichment teacher using puppets, songs, and magic to tell stories and inspire creativity.

Earlier Event: October 23
The Monkey and the Pirate by Gwen Bonar
Later Event: October 29
Lisa the Wise by Sarah Nolen
 

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Puppet Showplace Theater is dedicated to presenting outstanding puppetry to diverse audiences through performances, workshops, and community outreach activities.

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Puppet Showplace Theater is supported by...

 

Puppet Showplace Theater is supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts through the New England Arts Resilience Fund, part of the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund, an initiative of the U.S. Regional Arts Organizations and the Mellon Foundation, with major funding from the federal CARES Act and the American Rescue Plan from the National Endowment for the Arts.