You could hear a lot of excitement when the kids in the audience realized that they could see the outlines of the people making the magic happen.Īdmittedly I was worried about the end of Charlotte’s Webb. This was the first performance we watched where the puppeteers were dressed in black and were on stage. The Center for Puppetry Arts did a fantastic job with this story. Charlotte’s Webb is the ultimate story of friendship. I was provided with 2 complimentary tickets to see Charlotte’s Webb and purchased a third ticket so I could take both of my daughters to this performance. Tickets include admission to the performance,Create-A-Puppet Workshop (or Create-A-Puppet To-Go Kit), and all museum exhibits. Tuesday through Friday – 10:00 am & 11:30 amĬost Tickets for patrons two and older are $9.25 for MEMBERS and $16.50 for NONMEMBERS. All of the puppets, props and scenery bring the iconic illustrations from the book to life on stage and were created onsite by the Center for Puppetry Arts’ talented staff. Adapted by Joseph Robinette and directed by Jon Ludwig, Charlotte’s Web features a variety of puppetry styles performed by skilled puppeteers Dolph Amick, Brian Harrison, Reay Kaplan, Amy Sweeney and Tim Sweeney. With the help of some of the barnyard’s most colorful residents, including Templeton, the gluttonous rat, this family favorite shares the enduring message of how friends can work together to overcome adversity. White’s timeless story, Charlotte’s Web, will wow guests at the Center for Puppetry Arts with its heartwarming wisdom as Charlotte the spider saves Wilbur the pig by using her wits, words and webs. Opinions and experiences shared here are all my own, and I hope you enjoy them. This post on Charlotte’s Webb is brought to you by the Center for Puppetry Arts, who provided me with complimentary tickets to see this title. Through you are able to catch one of the best childhood classics ever, Charlotte’s Webb, at The Center for Puppetry Arts. It is a magical place where puppeteers make characters come alive. The Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, Georgia is one of my absolute favorite places to visit with kids.

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