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Aug 17 (Sun) 2025: 10:30 am
About the Show
Join puppeteer, ukulele rockstar, and all around funny guy Harry LaCoste for his family-friendly variety show! Along with his fuzzy puppet pals, Harry will sing songs you know, tell jokes you might not, and charm you with his interactive storytelling.
For three years Harry has entertained our youngest audiences on Tuesday mornings at Puppet Playtime, and now we’re bringing him to our Mainstage for an all-ages show that’s great for big and little kids alike! Audience members have said, "Harry is so great! Out of all our weekly activities this is by far the best one!" and “We are still talking about it!”
Get ready to wiggle, giggle, and jam with Harry and his sunshine-spreading sidekick Good News Gus!
All ages welcome, especially enjoyed by ages 2-7
Hand puppets, live music, and more
Length: 45 minutes
Language: English
From Waltham!
After the Show: Meet the Puppets!
Stay after the show to meet the artists and see the puppets up close!
Pay-What-You-Can Summer Sundays
In a celebration of puppetry for all, we're offering Pay-What-You-Can pricing during our Summer Mainstage season!
Choose the Supporter level ticket to support affordable access for everyone.
Choose a reduced price PWYC option if the regular price is out of your range.
As always, our $3 Card to Culture ticket is available for EBT, WIC, MassHealth, and ConnectorCare cardholders.
About the Artist
Harry LaCoste is a performer, teacher, dad, ukulele rockstar. Harry LaCoste is a performer, teacher, dad, ukulele rockstar. After working behind the scenes on Sesame Street, he was inspired to try his hand at puppeteering. Since then, Harry has performed all over the country with puppets including with NYC-based puppet improv team, Team Lopez. Harry uses puppets, songs, and magic to tell stories and inspire creativity with children of all ages.
