




The theatre is in three panels and folds to a thickness of a few inches, perfect for sliding under a bed or couch for storage.
I also got a box from Ikea, lined it with the same fabric as the curtains, and included it as safe storage for all the puppets.
These puppets are fun, but I am looking forward to all the plays we get to see, with every creature and doll the kids had. If only I had a picture of the look on our 5 year old nephews face when he realized he could use his new dinosaur in the theatre!

