Participants come away from the PuppeTree experience with:

• A greater appreciation of puppetry and performing arts.
• Better communications skills.
• Enhanced self-esteem.
• Better eye-hand coordination skills through learning and practicing a variety of theater crafts.
• Skills in community building, because theater is a cooperative activity.
• A deeper understanding of the particular performance’s subjects and themes-such as the Arts, Literature, Music, Science, Math, the environment, and interpersonal relationships/personal development issues. In the case of school children, these residency programs can be correlated with ongoing school curricula to provide a unique teaching vehicle-i.e. Integrated Arts.