Using multiple styles of puppetry, including marionettes, masks, shadow, mouth, and rod puppets, StoneLion Puppet Theatre brings the magic of world-class puppet shows right to your doorstep! Shows are fresh, original and educational and can be performed for 30 or 1000. StoneLion tours throughout the Midwest, the United States and beyond! StoneLion is a Smithsonian Institute touring performer, on the Missouri Arts Council Touring Roster, Kansas City Young Audiences Touring roster, a member of UNIMA International and The Puppeteers of America. Count on StoneLion to bring their dedication to excellence in theatre, art, education and fun to you!

StoneLion has a performance for you from $200-$2000. Pricing dependent on number of performances, season and travel expenses. Please call or contact us for more information and booking specials.

Looking for something other then what we already have available? We can develop and create a show just for you!  Check out our Projects page for examples of what we have done for clients in the past.

StoneLion debuted our brand new show, Down the Drain, at Green Day 2009 - Wyandotte High School. what a splash it made!

Follow Felicia and Karma, the elephant, as they travel the water system learning how everything is connected - from the storm drains clear into the oceans and why it is so important for all of us to take care of the planet.

Down the Drain is now available to be booked into your school or event. Click on the touring button to the left to receive details and space requirements.

Book your show before August 1, 2009 and receive $100.00 off!

Down the Drain is sponsored in part by MARC and The Missouri Arts Council, a state agency. 

A PICNIC FOR OUR PLANET

What happens when the planet throws a picnic? Join StoneLion for the answer.

The ants are invited-GIANT ant puppets. An enormous picnic full of surprises in StoneLion's latest giant puppet pageant. Bring your own picnic to watch the culminative event of our 2009 Green Day Festival Series. Free and open to the public. 

July 19, 2009 

 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Sculpture Garden

1-4 p.m.

Show time 3 p.m.

Puppet making and art activites 1-3 p.m.

Random Acts Music 2-3 p.m.

We are pleased to partner with the following organizations to make these events possible: