Make · voice · perform
Sometimes the bravest voice in the room belongs to a puppet.
Puppetry gives children a playful layer of freedom. They build characters, invent voices and express ideas that may be harder to say directly.
Plan a puppet workshop or show ↗
The quick answer
Dramabaaz offers puppet-making workshops and puppet shows for children aged three and above, schools and families, alongside classroom puppetry training for teachers. Children create characters, invent voices and tell stories through puppets; a show offers a different, audience-led way to enter that world.
A character begins with a sock,
some cloth, paper-and an idea.
Children explore simple puppet forms, voice, focus, movement and the relationship between puppeteer and audience.
A workshop, a classroom tool,
or a complete performance.
Puppetry can stand alone or become part of a school story, annual day, teacher-training module or festival.
- Puppet-making workshops and puppet shows
- Character and voice creation
- Puppet manipulation basics
- Story-building in teams
- Classroom puppetry
- Performance development
A little distance
can unlock a lot of expression.
A puppet can offer a playful way to experiment with expression. Participation is adapted to each child’s comfort and pace.
How the room moves
Build its world
Find its voice
Bring it alive
Good questions
Before you
step into the room.
Do children make puppets?−
Some formats include simple making; others focus on manipulation, voice and story.
Are materials provided?+
Material requirements are confirmed for the group size and selected puppet form.
Can teachers learn puppetry?+
Yes. Educator modules use simple puppetry for participation, language and classroom storytelling.
Can it be part of an annual day?+
Yes, when it serves the story and production scale.
Your turn
Find your programme