Puppetmongers Theatre March Break 2024 performances of Brick Bros. Circus

March 14, 15, 16 & 17 at 2 p.m.
March 16th at 7 p.m.

All tickets $18. Reservations only, no walk-ups

Puppetmongers Studio at Dundas and Carlaw (directions will be sent at time of ticket purchase)
 
Each performance will be followed with a post-show Object Puppetry workshop, creating and animating ‘brick’ Circus Artistes.

Workshop $10 per child, to be purchased at time of ticket booking for the show.
For children 5+, each child to be accompanied by an adult.
Limited to maximum 10 workshop participants
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See bricks do tricks in one of the silliest shows on earth, in this complete miniature one ring circus performed by highly trained building bricks. Yes, common building bricks in itty bitty sequined costumes, flying through the air in incredible acts of derring do! Be amazed by the Acrobatic Bildovitch Family; awestruck by the Beautiful Madame Brikaskova on her High Trapeze; terrified by the Wild Brick; astounded by the Unbelievable Contortionist… and much much more!

Guaranteed to stimulate imaginations and spark participation in true circus style, this hilarious extravaganza has already warped the minds of several generations of audience across Canada, around the US, Wales, the UK, Belgium, France and Holland. 

For the adventurous audience, The Brick Bros. Circus takes the definition of puppetry to its logical extreme; the most inanimate objects performing in the most active style of theatre – it will expand your concept of puppet theatre!

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Simply Brilliant – De Dag, Brussels, Belgium

An exceptionally funny and imaginative show – The Edinburgh Festival Times, Edinburgh, Scotland

An absolute delight… truly a show that both children and adults will adore. Families and lovers of pure theatre absolutely should not miss it. – Christopher Hoile, Stage Door

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Created by Ann Powell and David Powell, from an idea sparked by the late Steve Hansen The Puppet Man, and Loet Vos of the Toronto Museum of Childhood; directed by Sharon Weisbaum; music created by David Anderson.

Foolish Tales for Foolish Times - a Winter Holiday Show

December 26-30 at 2pm & December 28 at 7pm
Puppetmongers Studio at Dundas and Carlaw
 
Puppetmongers Theatre presents Foolish Tales for Foolish Times this Winter Holiday!

Following in the ancient tradition of the season’s Lord and Lady of Misrule, four classic tales of misadventure are combined in Foolish Tales for Foolish Times to take the audience on a journey of venerable folk wisdom, in a celebration of our shared humanity. These stories are presented in a deceptively simple, low-tech style that belies the artistry of the Puppetmongers, the play highlights how we humans can overlook the obvious when we worry needlessly about the impossible, take advice without thinking, or use yesterday’s solutions to solve today’s problems: these traditional tales have it all.

Each of the stories in this richly imaginative production is playfully told with Puppetmongers’ trademark witty fashion using a different style of puppetry, from human-sized to hand puppet, table-top to kitchenware.

This show is guaranteed to please the young and young-at-heart alike, aged 4 to 104!

Join us in person at the Puppetmongers Studio – come see where the magic happens!

*Very Limiting Seating*
No walk-up’s / no latecomers – Reserve now!
Age 4+

Devised, built and performed by Ann Powell and David Powell; directed by Sue Miner; music/soundscape created by Rick Sacks.

Directions to the Puppetmongers Studio will be emailed to all ticket buyers upon purchase.

Would you like to know more?

Check out our Full Repertoire to learn about all of the family productions we have available to tour.