An afternoon at the Drawbridge Puppet Theater

I came across this little puppet theater last summer. Obviously with a newborn, our life was a bit too chaotic to undertake a performance requiring attention and focus for an hour. Things have changed quite a bit and we are in a great place to experience these short story-like plays. My friend Michelle described the building as "hoaky" and in all fairness, it kind of was, but cute at the same time.It had a little "Enchanted Garden" and several little pieces representative of different stories. Pretty cute. We saw Sleeping Beauty. It was recommended for children over four years due to the scary dragon and mean witch, but Claire did great. Mya sat attentively for quite some time as well. It was a fun-filled hour. Claire even came out of her shell a bit answering some questions posed by the narrator. It was nice to see her watching the other older kids and following in their shoes. The performance was followed by a trip to the treasure chest where every child picked a prize. Claire chose a lovely red ruby ring. It was big and beautiful.

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Anonymous said…

I love the beautiful ring..and her nails are adorable as well. The puppet thing reminds me of the sound of music. looks like fun!!

love ya,
J

March 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM

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