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Welcome to Nick Barone Puppets!
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Nick Barone has been performing puppet shows professionally since 1991. His family shows have been delighting audiences all over the San Francisco Bay Area with their warmth, wit and high quality puppetry. Nick Barone brings to your home or event location a full puppet stage, lights and sound system, complete with a professionally recorded soundtrack featuring music, songs and sound effects. |
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Come See a Puppet Show! |
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Below is a brief description of the current shows I offer. You can click on the pictures or the show titles to see more information about each production. |
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Tales from the Enchanted Forest features two original short stories back-to-back in one half hour show. With a cast of 20 puppets, this is one of the most requested shows at libraries, schools, carnivals and birthday parties. |
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T-Rex Thunderlizard's Wild West Revue is a half-hour musical, comical extravaganza of prehistoric proportions. This show features 22 puppets, most of which are dinosaurs dressed like cowboys. Filled with action, laughs and actual dinosaur facts, this show is perfect for schools and libraries as well as carnivals and birthday parties. information for librarians |
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Puss in Boots is a half-hour comical retelling of the classic tale. This original version features 15 superbly crafted puppets in a medieval costumes and setting. This show was created for libraries but works equally well in schools and at birthday parties. |
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Holiday Treats is a half-hour comedy variety show. This show may have only 7 puppets, but they are the seven of the largest puppets out of all of the shows. They are also the wackiest puppet cast ever! With over 100 props to handle, these friendly Halloween monsters put together a Christmas show where almost everything goes wrong. This show is perfect for libraries, schools and public events. information for librarians |
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After the performance, Nick removes the stage curtains and demonstrates the puppets he designed and built specifically for each original production. Nick will demonstrate how he operated his puppets and explain a little about how he constructed them. Audiences are constantly thanking Nick after the performance for showing them how the show works. Many confess they enjoy the explanation afterwards as much as they enjoyed performance itself. |
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Puppet Shows |
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