Non-stop original songs, fun and interactive audience participation designed for children pre-K through second grade.  The stars of these shows are the friendliest  most wonderful wacky puppets: Tiggles the worm and his two bird friends Podley and Kimba.

Shhh... It's Podley's Birthday Tiggles and Kimba have kept their surprise birthday party for Podley a secret from him.  They’re so busy getting ready that he begins to think no one likes him anymore.  They soon learn how important it is to think and care for their friend’s feelings and tell him their secret so he can be happy.

Tiggles Holiday Sing-Along Show As Tiggles, Podley and Kimba rehearse their Holiday show, Kimba gets the words wrong because Podley thought it would be funny to teach her the wrong words.  The craziness and giggles continue throughout this highly interactive extravaganza where everyone gets to join in singing popular holiday favorites such as: Jingle Bells and  Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.  The kids can participate with a Play-Along Band complete with instruments.

Give Me That Music, songs, comedy, fun, interactive audience participation and discussion delivers fast paced entertainment and valuable understanding as everyone learns the importance of sharing.  Podley doesn’t share a favorite toy believing that its fun enough for Tiggles just to watch him play but Podley and the kids learn it’s a whole lot  more fun to play together when you share.

I Want To Be A Clown Tiggles doesn’t think he can be a fireman when he grows up because he has purple spots so he decides to be a clown.  The kids get to perform in their very own circus where they experience the fun and excitement of what it could be like to be a clown. Everyone learns there are many things we can become when we grow up and purple  spots and other obstacles shouldn’t stand in our way.

The Reading Show A show all about the different ways to enjoy reading.  Podley is feeling bad because he feels so different because Tiggles likes to wiggle when he reads and others like to listen to music but Podley doesn’t.  Between the fun and excitement Kimba helps Podley and the audience explore and understand the different ways to read.