Individual tickets are available for $18 via the Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine website.
A green leaf that grows on a dead branch, pieces of wood that come together to form strange creatures, some hostile, some comical...
A curious world that surprises, amazes, and inspires. A world that also makes you think and wonder.
In keeping with its artistic approach, Puzzle Théâtre is once again drawing inspiration from a whole new medium to create an atypical, colourful puppet show, full of humour and unexpected situations.
Funded in part by the New England States Touring program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts Regional Touring Program and the six New England state arts agencies.
PAY WHAT YOU CAN
No one will be turned away from PiP events for lack of funds; please contact us at 207-879-4629 or pip@mayostreetarts.org for information on our pay-what-you-can admission policy. Our box office staff are also happy to help.
Xavier Bobés Things Easily Forgotten in PiP 2024 is an intimate performance for which only 50 total seats are available. We have allocated 30 tickets for sale at $50, 12 seats as pay-what-you-can via a sweepstakes, and 8 seats for staff and volunteers. Tell us what you think.
ACCESSIBILITY
Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine maintains an extensive list of the ways in which they provide accessibility accommodations for their patrons. Click here to visit CMTM’s website.
If you would benefit from additional information or accommodations, we invite you to contact Amy Krawczyk, PiP Festival Coordinator, at amy@mayostreetarts.org or 207-879-4629.
EVENT PARKING
All parking on Thompson’s Point is pay-to-park and managed by Thompson’s Point. Parking is monitored 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The rate is $2 an hour.
Thompson’s Point is zone 1213 on the Passport Parking mobile app. Credit card or coins (coins accepted at designated locations) at parking meter machines.
Two accessible parking spaces in front of Museum & Theatre’s yellow front doors and two more next to the outdoor playground. The accessible pathway is directly to the Museum & Theatre’s front entrance from all four of these spaces.
There are an additional two spaces in the Museum & Theatre’s staff parking lot behind the Museum & Theatre.
Additional accessible parking spots are located on Thompson’s Point slightly farther away from the Museum & Theatre. Visitors with ADA parking placards are welcome to park anywhere, non-ADA spots on site are still pay-to-park, (parking elsewhere when ADA spots are available will still require payment at the normal $2 per hour).
The Number 1 Metro Bus and the BREEZ run down Thompson’s Point Road and stop on the backside of the Museum & Theatre. When exiting the bus, walk alongside the Museum & Theatre (along the white fence) to the front door that faces Depot Pavilion. Visitors can also take Numbers 5 and 9. Click here for the CMTM’s guide on taking the Metro Bus to Thompson’s Point.
CMTM encourages visitors to walk and bike to their location onThompson’s Point. Bike racks available for visitor use at the front of the building.
SEATING POLICY
We will save your reserved seat until showtime, at which point any unclaimed seats may be offered to other people. Please call 207-879-4629 if you are running late.
CANCELATION POLICY
PiP has a no refund policy for all reservations. In the event that PiP is forced to cancel an event due to weather, illness, etc., refunds will be offered via the Ticket Tailor platform.