The puppetry style used by Grace & Grins is called "Bunraku". It comes from a traditional Japanese puppet theatre art form and it means “you can see”.
In Bunraku, the puppeteer wears all black and stands in front of a black background, making them "disappear" even though the audience can technically "see" the puppeteer the entire time.
Audience members forget the puppeteer is there because she wears all black and blends into the black background!
Grace & Grins puppet shows star Grace and several of her friends, including Eddy, Josie, Trixie, Millie, and animal friends, too!
In every show, Grace & her pals take the audience on a journey, where they have fun learning life lessons that everyone find relatable, hilarious, and exciting to be a part of.
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My 3 kids, 7 down to 2 years old LOVED the ("Kind Heart") show! Sharon and her puppets interact with the kids, letting them ask and answer questions. It’s a great, fun way to teach kids the importance of kindness.
-Lindsay, Mom of 3
My favorite part was when Josie told the kids how to clean up. I liked all the characters and I also liked the underwater part. I give the show 2 thumbs up!
-Amelia, age 6
I loved the (Oceans of Possibilities) show! It inspired me to clean up the environment. I think kids will love the characters. It was so interesting to learn how Sharon made the puppets. I liked when Inky Dinky and Dizzy showed up! Out of a 1 to 5 rating I would give it a 5!
-Gabe, age 9
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