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Year of the Monkey, Year of Mischief

Monkey Makes Mischief in Heaven 

Saturday, February 6 at 11am & 2pm

Arlington Center for the Arts, 41 Foster Street

Tickets $7, 3 for $20, cash or check at the door

Welcome the Year of the Monkey with a story about the Monkey King himself. In this episode of the epic Journey to the West Monkey is thrilled to have a job in the heavens. But when he is left out of the Jade Emperor’s banquet, he flies off to make mischief in the banquet hall and in Lao-tse’s studio. Margaret Moody performs the story with acrobatic Taiwanese puppets. Stay after the show to dance with a lucky lion and try out traditional hand puppets! Best for ages 4 and up.

If you’d like to reserve tickets, email Margaret at [email protected] or call (781)643-1228.

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The Trolls and the Tree

The Trolls and the Tree: an Interactive Puppet Show will open on June 4, 2022 and be performed again in July and September! We welcome people to come into our fairy garden and be a friend to the plants, animals and fairies that live there.  Best for children ages 5 to 10 and their families. Outdoors.

The trolls want to take good care of the fairies’ garden, but they also want a LOT of stuff. When there’s not enough space for their breakfast nook, what should they keep — their deluxe toaster or the fairies’ cherished tree?

Nature-based educator Ann Wynne, stringed instrument virtuoso Peter Lehman and I have enjoyed building this show together, rehearsal by rehearsal.

June 4: Please call Old Schwamb Mill at 781-643-0554 for tickets, $15 per family group. Single tickets $5.

July 13: Fall River Public Library, 11am, under the Elm Street tent (unless weather moves us inside).104 N. Main Street, Fall River MA. No reservations needed.

September: Lexington Community Farm, check back for the date.

THANKS TO OUR FUNDERS AND SPONSORS! The Trolls and the Tree has been produced with the generous support of the Arlington Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

Our show in Fall River has been generously supported by a grant from the Fall River Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

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