The Crabgrass Puppet Theatre
is an award-winning touring theater company dedicated to producing top-quality entertainment for children and their families.
Each year, the Crabgrass Puppet Theatre performs for over 100,000 people in theaters, schools and museums throughout
the eastern United States.
Crabgrass Puppet Theatre has been awarded the Citation of Excellence by the American Center of the Union Internationale de la Marionette, the highest honor in American puppetry.
Crabgrass Puppet Theatre has performed their innovative productions at the World Trade Center, Tribeca Performing Arts Center, the Philadelphia Museum, Paper Mill Playhouse, the North Carolina Museum, the New York State Museum, the California Academy of Sciences, and at numerous puppet festivals across the country.
"Having the Crabgrass Puppet Theatre perform at the Whitney was pure joy.We hope to have them return again and again."
. . . Whitney Museum of American Art at Champion, Stamford CT
Crabgrass Puppet Theatre is a participant in the Connecticut and New England States Touring Programs. Contact the CT Commission of the Arts and the New England Foundation for the Arts for more information.
Current Productions:
- Coming in October: The Day It Snowed Tortillas
- Anansi, Spiderman of Africa: A Tangled Web of Trickster Tales
- The Last Dragon on Earth
- The Bremen Town Musicians
Pictures! Pictures! Lots of new pictures!
Questions? Answers? Comments? E-mail Crabgrass.
- Mr. Punch's Christmas Carol
Everything you ever wanted to know about Crabgrass Puppet Theatre.
Crabgrass Puppet Theatre is represented by Encore Performing Arts, a not-for-profit performing arts agency. For fees and booking information, contact:
ENCORE PERFORMING ARTS, INC.
P.O. Box 630, Melville, NY 11747
631-423-0747
800-669-9850
631-423-0747
800-669-9850
Email: info@encoreperforming.com
"One of the finest children's theater performances I have ever seen!"
This page last updated on 6/24/2007. All text and images copyright 1998-2007 by the Crabgrass Puppet Theatre, Jamie Keithline and Bonny Hall.
