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The Piccadilly Puppets Company has been pleased to receive numerous
appreciative comments about their shows.
General
Comments About the Company
Piccadilly
Puppets is a highly professional company. Their programming is
very creative as well as well-written and produced. The quality
of the puppets, scenic design, and music is quite high and wonderful
for students to experience. They are sensitive to the educational
"content material" of their programs as well. Teachers
can easily expand the learning of their students after viewing
their programs.
—Debra Weir, Project Coordinator for Sumter County Schools—
Butterfly
Ballad
The
students were excited about the learning experience. Excellent
behavior.
—T. H. Slater, Kindergarten through First—
Cherokee
Tales
Your
Cherokee Tales program was wonderful! The children
were thrilled with your performance. Everyone has commented on
how much they enjoyed the program.
—Tammy Baker, Program Consultant, Sequoyah Regional Library
System—
Joseph
and the Coat of Many Colors
The
students "loved" this program. It constantly held their
attention.
—Judy Hales, Coordinator, Holy Spirit Catholic Church—
Keynotes
Concert
Nature Network News
It
was a resounding success. The children loved it. .....The script
was very clever, so that each age could appreciate the humor on
its own level. .....Piccadilly Puppets was a gift that fell into
my lap. I will be calling soon to schedule another show.
—White Oak Elementary, Third Grade
The
Foxy Christmas
They
(the children) loved the whole program. They were captivated and
really enjoyed it.
Most outstanding portion of the program: Interaction with audience.
—Gwin Oaks Elementary, Kindergarten through First—
Upstream
Downstream
The
students loved the puppet show. They talked about it for the rest
of the days. We had to take time after the show so that children
could share their reactions....The children were more attentive
than they've been almost all year. The students were in awe over
the puppets, especially the larger ones. They like the sting ray,
the whale, and the octopus. —The Friends School of Atlanta,
Kindergarten—
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