Studio Babette Puppet Theatre
Shows at Studio Babette
Young Sophia: the Dundurn Castle Diary Young Sophia: the Dundurn Castle Diary
Young Sophia: the Dundurn Castle Diary is a table-top puppet play inspired by the diary of Sophia MacNab, written at Dundurn Castle Hamilton, 1846, age 13. Sophia was the daughter of Sir Allan MacNab. Young Sophia (pronounced so-FYE-ah) made her debut at the Straight from the Garden Fall Fair, Sunday Sept. 26, 2010, at the Dundurn National Historic Site in the fantastic Cockpit Theatre. This play is designed to enhance the Ontario School Curriculum and is now available for school trips to Dundurn Castle. Check the Hamilton Learning Adventures Field Trip Planner, page 3, for full details. all ages
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Pulcinella Pulcinella, il Cameriere
Pulcinella, il Cameriere (Pulcinella, the Waiter) is a fun-filled puppet play using hand puppets inspired by the Commedia dell'Arte style of puppetry. Join Pulcinella as he attempts to impress Pantalone, in order to get closer to Pantalone's flirtatious daughter Angelina, while the Dog threatens to ruin everything. ages 13+
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Carlos and His 5 Reasons Carlos and His 5 Reasons
Adapted from a light-hearted Spanish folk-tale, Carlos and His 5 Reasons uses the table-top style of puppetry to explore a young boy's attempt to conquer his fears, and his moods. The self-reliance that Carlos discovers in his encounters with several very strange witches makes this delightful family entertainment. ages 2 - 12, enjoyed by all ages.
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Little Fairy Tales for Little People Little Fairy Tales for Little People
Traditional fairy tales never go out of style. The Three Little Pigs & Little Red Riding Hood made their debut at Made in Dundas, a glorious outdoor festival on Saturday May 29, 2010 at the Dundas Museum and Archives. These two delightful shows are small-scale, finger-puppet shows designed for small audiences, and small audience members. ages 2 - 8
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A Royal Pain A Royal Pain
This funny, musical puppet play boasts a large cast of larger than life characters, with traditional rod puppets. A whimsical tale of a King with a toothache, A Royal Pain features a regal Queen, a spunky Princess and a resourceful cat who solve the problem of the Royal tooth-ache. Helping out are a mysterious wizard and the kindly King-Father-in-Law. all ages
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