May 27: Henson’s Creature Shop, Moved and Confused, Zapp’s


Henson’s Creature Shop

Fans can now tour Henson’s Creature Shop in Long Island City for $150, getting a rare look at how artisans build and stitch together the late visionary’s iconic characters from “The Muppets,” “Sesame Street,” “Fraggle Rock,” and “The Dark Crystal,” before they hit the screen.

The 80-minute tour runs on Saturdays, giving visitors photo opportunities with real props and creations, including Oscar the Grouch in his famous trash can from “Sesame Street,” the black throne from “The Dark Crystal,” and a towering giant from “Fraggle Rock.”

‘Muppets’ creator Jim Henson’s NYC studio opens for tours for the first time

 

Moved and Confused

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