La MaMa Puppet Festival 2026
Puppetry has been an integral part of La MaMa’s programming since 1962. By setting objects in motion, puppet artists can penetrate linguistic and cultural barriers to tell stories that are accessible to audiences around the world. Bringing international puppet artists together leads to innovation, experimentation, and increased awareness of puppetry as a sophisticated art form. In 2004, we introduced the La MaMa Puppet Series, a biannual festival showcasing new contemporary puppet theatre. Since then, La MaMa has produced twelve puppet festivals.
Ticket Packages
Individual tickets for shows can be found below on this page.
Ticket prices are inclusive of all fees.
Schedule
- November 12-15
Tiresias Presents New Weird Future: A Work In Process
- Tiresias | Puppet Festival 2026
- November 14-15
La MaMa Kids: The Dandelion’s Wish
- Fatima Sambo Schoenfelder | Puppet Festival 2026
- November 14-16
The Undercity
- Gaby FeBland & Sammy Zeisel | Puppet Festival 2026
- November 19-22
Where Did You Go, Connie?
- Amanda Glynn Card | Puppet Festival 2026
- November 19 - 23
Everything That Follows
- LOCO7 DANCE PUPPET THEATRE COMPANY | Puppet Festival 2026
- November 27 - 29, 2026
Mirrored Pool
- Tom Lee, Matthew Duvall, Lisa Kaplan |Puppet Festival 2026
- November 27-29
Jump Start 2026
- Various Artists | Works in Progress | Puppet Festival 2026
- December 3-6
En Mer Avec Louise Bourgeois
- Michelle Beshaw | Puppet Festival 2026
Our Donors
The 12th La MaMa Puppet Festival Fall 2026 is made possible by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, the Howard Gilman Foundation, The Jim Henson Foundation, and The Shubert Foundation. Additional support from Cheryl Henson is gratefully acknowledged.



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