While narrowly escaping the grips of Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster™ and braving perilous blizzards, their journey is sure to warm hearts as the friends learn the importance of being true to one’s self and accepting others along the way. Sam the Snowman™ will once again narrate the beloved tale of unlikely friendship formed among Rudolph™, Hermey the Elf™, Yukon Cornelius™ and all of the magnificent misfit toys. Patrons will watch in wonder as the North Pole truly comes to life through the use of rod and body puppets.
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They are truly amazing! I seriously felt like the movie was playing out right before my eyes! Photo Credit Clay Walker Center for Puppetry Arts And I bet it'll become your families holiday tradition year after year.ĭisclosure: I was provided tickets to see the show free, all opinions are our own.My family recently had the opportunity of getting our hearts ready for the approaching holiday season by seeing the Center for Puppetry Arts bring this classic to life through puppets! One thing that I just could not stop admiring was how character like the puppets were! Guess what? They were even made at the Center! Every time I would gaze upon the stage, I seriously was in awe of the skills of the puppet builders and puppeteers. If you're in the Atlanta area, make sure to visit the Center for Puppetry Arts to see Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, it's an incredible show for the whole family. Reminds me when I was a child counting down the days until Christmas arrives so I can see what gifts Santa had brought me. Seeing all the glowing faces of little children in the crowd ready for the holiday season brought so much joy to my heart. The show was a crowd-pleaser having everyone cheering and at their feets.
And of course, the girls liked it as well. M thought the puppetry show was entertaining and amazed how well the production was done. I would have too if it weren't for us packing and moving. Just like I expected, the puppet show was adorable! I felt like the 1964 Christmas stop-motion animated television special classic came to life right before my eyes!Īnd to be honest, I was not in the Christmas spirit before I attended this show, but afterward, it had me wanting to go home and break out the Christmas decorations. He didn't know what to expect going to the show, but the girls and I did since we took a trip there over the summer. Based on the timeless 1964 stop-motion animated television special, this must-see family favorite is filled with holly jolly adventure and excitement bound to bring joy to all this holiday season! Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ™, playing in the Mainstage Theater from November 8 – December 31, was adapted by Jon Ludwig and is directed by Tim Sweeney. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a few reindeer games! If you recall, Rudolph is the most famous reindeer of all, and he’s ready to help audiences embrace their inner misfit at the Center for Puppetry Arts this holiday season.
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