If you enter Central Park from West 81 street you'll see one of the best-kept secrets of New York for kids: Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre.
The Swedish Cottage is home to one of the last public marionette companies in the United States. Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre was founded in 1939 and today the company continues to fashion its own scripts, make its own puppets, and produce its own shows.
The Swedish Cottage is home to one of the last public marionette companies in the United States. Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre was founded in 1939 and today the company continues to fashion its own scripts, make its own puppets, and produce its own shows.
The house was originally constructed as a model schoolhouse and was transported to Philadelphia to be shown as Sweden’s entry in the 1876 Centennial Exposition.




The theater is a 5-minute walk from 79th and West Drive Central Park entrance. There are signs guiding you there. It is next to the Shakespeare Garden
"Neverland: Peter Returns" runs several times a week through September 2018.

The price is $8 for children and $12 for adults
You can reserve tickets by phone:(212)988-9093. Address : 830 5th Ave New York, NY 10065 Buy Tickets online Theatre Web Site
This is also a place where children celebrate their 3/4/5 year old birthdays. $800 fee (for three hours) includes private showing of current production, usage of party room for up to 75 people , equipped with child-size furniture, small microwave, small refrigerator, one large table and five small tables. An additional hour can be added onto the party for the cost of $200.
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