Top Childrens theaters in Phoenix, United States

I really liked the play I saw. I'm going to bring people to see more. I can tell these people are passionate about what they do and they're making good theater.

They're across the street from the Japanese garden. Parking lot on the west side. It says pay by plate, but don't pay by plate if you're attending a show.

Old building with bad wheelchair access. The bathrooms are upstairs. I'd call ahead and ask about accommodations if this is a concern.

Adorable place. Ample room to bring in strollers. It's nice they put a carpet down in the front for little ones to sit criss cross and get a better view. Tons of puppets for sale in the lobby as you enter and exit. A few picnic tables outside. Dedicated parking lot.

Amazing! Took my 13 month old. She sat through the whole play. It was actually funny and really cute. I can’t wait to bring her to more

We’ve gone to two shows so far and have loved them! I appreciate the museum quality of the lobby, being able to see the variety of puppets that have been used in the past. My son has been captivated by the shows and even before we finish clapping at the end of one show he asks when we can go see another.

I was very surprised by this! We watched the Little Red Hen! Small location, but everything was made with care. The lady that was doing the puppet show is simply amazing. How can someone make all those voices so fast? wow!! My boys want to be back for the Christmas show.

Ok so I took a bunch of little girls under 8 here to Cinderella's Ball. We got dressed up-danced, ate, made wands, took pics, saw the Cinderella story play out in a puppet show and there was a balloon drop at the end. Although this was for the kiddos, I had the best time, danced so much my feet hurt. Wonderful!!!!

An AWESOME organization providing puppet performances of all types to the Phoenix communities. Lovely facility, soon to open it's doors for inside shows. Currently doing 'drive-in' style performances (for Covid safety), shows how clever, ingenious and flexible this group can be. Set in the historic Roosevelt district. A nearby Japanese Garden adds to the area's allure.

This was my first experience with adult puppet theater, and I won't return.I am fairly sure that the children's puppet theater is much better than last night's adult puppet slam! There were eight different acts. I enjoyed two of them, the ones by the professional visiting puppeteer from back east. The rest were either lame, bad, just okay, or much too long. However, the pink kitten and cathead puppets that were the MCs, were incredible. Beautiful old building with some interesting puppet displays. Glad we went once, but won't return.