Productions for School, Family and Adult Audiences
Enjoyed by Family and School Audiences:
Brick Bros. Circus
This inventive play delights audiences of all ages, bringing the world of play, creativity and performance to life, brick by brick by brick. Guaranteed to stimulate imaginations and spark creative
Cinderella in Muddy York
The much loved story of Cinderella is reset in 1830’s Upper Canada, just as “Muddy” York is to be renamed Toronto, and where the very Canadian Cinderella is expected to
Foolish Tales for Foolish Times
Four classic tales of misadventure, full of venerable folk wisdom from around the world, are retold in a celebration of our shared humanity. Presented in a deceptively simple, low tech
Tea at the Palace
Rich in magical surprises and mechanical ingenuity, inventive puppetry and exuberant folk music, Tea at the Palace is a sumptuous retelling of two stories told in old Russia about justice,
The Miller and the Miller’s Wife
A poor miller leads his family from rustic poverty to middle class comfort by gently guiding his none too ethical landlord, a gullible, grasping fellow, into simple financial speculations that
Walidad the Grass Cutter
Performed with delicately carved rod marionettes, delightful visual effects and traditional Persian music, this retelling of a Near-Eastern folk tale is puppet theatre for older audiences. The Puppetmongers introduce a
Enjoyed by Adult Audiences
Monger Memories
This short work takes siblings Ann and David back to some of their earliest memories, during their dad’s British army posting to Hong Kong in the mid-1950’s. Using old family
Walidad the Grass Cutter
Performed with delicately carved rod marionettes, delightful visual effects and traditional Persian music, this retelling of a Near-Eastern folk tale is puppet theatre for older audiences. The Puppetmongers introduce a
2004 “Shuttle Dreams” with Daria Dobrochna Kwiatkowska and Scott Wilson
Shuttle Dreams with Daria Dobrochna Kwiatkowska and Scott Wilson
Terror
A site-specific staging of The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe, in which Roderick Usher entombs his still living sister, Madeline, in the vault of their
Pirate Widow Cheng
This production, set in early 19th century China, explores the true story of Shih Yang and her rise from prostitution to her command of one of China’s most ruthless pirate combines.
Brick Bros. Circus
This inventive play delights audiences of all ages, bringing the world of play, creativity and performance to life, brick by brick by brick. Guaranteed to stimulate imaginations and spark creative
Hard Times
We take one of the classics of Dickensian literature and flip everything on its head, including the audience. Hard Times shows us a world in which supply and demand govern
The Ballad of Tamlin
(Retired from repertoire.) A story about coming of age in the time of Faeries. Tamlin is an ancient story from Scotland, kept alive in the sung oral tradition and written