Have you been to one of our shows? Check out this site for updated photos from our performances.
If you haven't been to a show yet, this page will give you an idea of some of some of the ways we interact with our audiences.

Lukas, Ingrid and Lisa, our new fans from
Salzburg, Austria
Nederland Community Library, July 2008

Can you howl like a coyote too?

Mary Sue & Cari with some of our audience after a show at Pioneer Park in Arvada, July 2008

At the Bemis Library in Denver, July 2008

Arrrg! Become a Pirate!
Cari and Mary Sue with a few pirates at
one of our many "Become A Pirate!" shows.

Sing with us, if you would...
What do you do with a pirate prisoner?
What do you do with a pirate prisoner?
What do you do with a pirate prisoner,
Earli in the morning....
Flog him on the back with a big fat noodle...
Shove him in a barrel of spicey pickles...

Mary Sue and Cari with Boulder's Tulip Fairy at the Annual Tulip Fairy and Elf Parade, May, 2008

“It is a joy to see two women truly living and working their calling!” ~Janna Johnson

Cari and Mary Sue at their Halloween show at the Boulder Library, October 2008

"I've never seen children be so engaged for so long...with every song!" ~Preschool Teacher

Eric West, another fun children's performer
Skyline Park, Denver, June 2008

Our new Hippo costumes

Nancy and Jeffrey with "Ants in Your Pants" snack
Fort Lupton Library, July 2008

Our new fans from South Korea, at the Penrose Library in Colorado Springs, Colorado, June 11, 2008

"What did the octopus say to his date?"
"I want to hold your hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand, hand!" ~from Dylan, on the left
Briargate Library, Colorado Springs, CO, June 10, 2008

All the bugs love Cari!
Johnstown "Catches the Reading Bug", 2008

"My daughter normally can't sit still for 10 minutes, but she was at the edge of her seat the entire show just waiting for the next song!"

"Croaking in our stagnant pond, we're frogs..."
Have you ever wondered what stagnant means? It means that the water doesn't move and then it gets murky and stuff grows on it and in it, just like in this picture. Yes, that is a POND behind us!