Dinosaurs, Orang-utans and Little People is a show designed for the 2 to 5 year olds with songs and stories and some of the cutest puppets ever.

Jared, the show’s host, has barely started the show when he gets a visit from Mummy Orang-utan. Jared is delighted, because Mummy is always lots of fun, but not today. She has to go shopping and she wants Jared to baby sit little Baby Orang-utan. Of course Jared can’t baby sit; he has to entertain the children but Mummy Orang-utan insists that Baby won’t be any bother at all. Besides, Baby Orang-utan is so adorable. How can Jared say no? However, once Mummy goes, Baby Orang-utan changes from adorable to mischievous and the next few minutes is all about convincing her not to bounce on Jared’s head, eat his nose and fingers and lick his face. Thank goodness for story books. Jared eventually gets Baby to sleep with a bedtime story from the story book.

Next we meet Junior a little boy who is off to kindy for the first time. Because Junior is a puppet he can do all sorts of hilarious things that no real little boy can do and when he grows up Junior wants to find dinosaurs. Enter Sir Ratus the smallest dinosaur that ever lived. He might be small, about 80 cm tall but he doesn’t like being called tiny or little or even short.

The endless comedy in Dinosaurs, Orang-utans and Little People is character based. From pushy Mummy Orang-utan to her adorably playful baby, Junior’s ‘give anything a go’ adventurous spirit to the self-important and in your face Sir Ratus, these characters are designed to have instant rapport with the young audience.

With a little music, singing and story, Dinosaurs, Orang-utans and Little People is a totally engaging 45 minutes of fun and laughs.