Kramer’s Bob Marionnettes

Loved it! Went with my hubby today for fun since we were visiting St. Louis and it was very entertaining :) It’s definitely something you would want to bring your kids to (and the kids that were there LOVED it), but Doug and Bob make it so that the adults have fun too!
There is a marionette shop there as well to look around and buy some souvenirs! And the little marionette show was very cute and unique. It’s very cozy in there and you have fun with the other guests because the shows are limited in size, so reserve your seat earlier in the week!
This was definitely one of the highlights with me and the hubby in St. Louis! I would go again at another time of the year (they have different shows for different seasons) – also Doug was very kind and hospitable and hilarious. CHECK IT OUT! :) And be prepared to have your inner kid come out.

Wow! I had no idea this place even existed but you can bet I will be telling everyone and their mother about it. I’m a native and have been an avid birthday party goer for a bit, my kid is two, but never have I had the pleasure of attending a puppet show until now. The place was enchanting. The owner (s) had a lot of humor and were entertaining and had the whole party enthralled for over 2 hours. This is the kind of place that every kid should experience. It has real magic!

Okay so Bob Kramer’s Marionettes is officially one of the coolest places. I have seen marionettes before. I’ve played around with them in toy stores. Never before though, have I ever seen an actual puppet show done with marionettes.
Bob Kramer’s Marionettes is a fun place to go. When there you get to learn all kinds of things about the marionettes, how they are made, the process in which the parts are created, assembled, and what all is required to go into a show.
The shows are a lot of fun to watch. The musical numbers that are put on are awesome. The neatest thing that happens, to me, is when their mouths open and they start to sing. It very unique to see a wooden puppet sing as though it was on a Broadway stage.