This puppet variety show is a hit with children under age seven. All of the animals appearing in this traveling "petting zoo" are puppets. As such they are more colorful, lively, expressive, funny and interactive than live animals. The puppet show includes music, magic and lots of comedy. Each critter pulls stunts that spark giggles, belly laughs and squeals of delight. Most of the puppets attempt magic tricks. Some of them succeed, and others fail hilariously.
"This was the funniest puppet show I've ever seen. I'm a nanny, and this is my fourth family, and I've seen a lot of puppet shows, and this was the funniest I have ever seen."
The cuteness and goofiness of these puppets surpass live rabbits and doves used by other magicians. And there is the same wonderment as with traditional dove or rabbit magic, because Abby produces and vanishes puppets with the same awe-inspiring techniques that magicians use with live animals. The puppets are safe to touch, and one of the tamer ones lets the children pet him. Their reactions are just precious. The puppets are as clean as animals get, producing no droppings, and each puppet comes out one at a time so as not to overwhelm the smallest members of the audience.
In the Silly Monster Puppet Show, things go hysterically wrong as Abby tries in vain to civilize five cute monsters.
This show includes a comedic introduction for kids inspired by Abbott and Costello's Who-Is-on-First routine. Then Abby tries to civilize the monsters with limited success and funny results. Clicker training goes awry. Treats, hypnosis and music also fail funnily. The monsters interact with the audience and perform pranks, stunts and magic, sparking both laughter and awe.



The sure way to get Abby for your party: check her schedule before choosing a party date.