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About Us

Puppeteers for Fears is an Ashland, Oregon based theater company specializing in original puppet horror/sci-fi musical comedy.

It’s the only all-original, all-local musical theater company between the Bay Area and the Willamette Valley, and was voted Best Theater Company by The Rogue Valley Messenger two years in a row.

Performances are held in rotating venues, and the company tours regionally with a full cast and a live band.

Shows are R-rated, and not intended for children—unless they’re awesome.

Still not sure WTF this is? Got 15 minutes to kill? Watch this short documentary:

UPCOMING SHOWS? Probably!

Follow @PuppeteersForFears on Facebook and Instagram for upcoming shows, digital happenings, and puppet nudes.

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Support

BUY STUFF!

Visit our online store to snag Puppeteers for Fears logo gear like this sweet T-shirt.

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SPONSOR US!

Puppeteers for Fears is made possible through generous support from our gracious horde of smart, good looking, successful sponsors and donors. ….Like youuuu maybeee?

Click the ‘squatch to get in touch! Or just go to our contact page. But like… ‘squatch tho…

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Puppet Press

“The most blasphemous ritual of singing and dancing since Chicago.”

 – SYFY WIRE

“Hilarious… a must see.”

– The Siskiyou

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Puppeteers for Fears in the news:

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“Best Non-OSF Theater Company”

The Rogue Valley Messenger’s Best of the Rogue Valley 2017 & 2018

Rave reviews for Cthulhu: The Musical!:

“You haven’t truly experienced Lovecraft’s madness until you’ve experienced it in its truest form: As a puppet musical.” – The Portland Mercury

“Epic original performance art.  You won’t be disappointed.” – Seattle Gay Scene

“The story PFF chose to adapt is dark, disturbing, and totally unfit for musical comedy–all qualities that make it a perfect fit for their irreverent style.” – Broadway World 

Recommended Event in The Stranger.
Featured pick in The Seattle Times 

“I don’t even like puppets, but that was some next-level puppet shit.”

– Susan, audience member

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