With a show name like Puppetry of the Penis, it’s hard not to wonder what this Las Vegas show is all about. The unusual yet hilarious show has been seen by millions of people across 35 countries, and now you can see it for yourself in Las Vegas.
Let’s get into all the nitty-gritty details so you know exactly what to expect at a Puppetry of the Penis show!
Showtimes & Tickets
- Showtimes: Thursday to Sunday at 8 pm
- Cost: $39 to $79
The show is performed four nights a week, with all shows beginning at 8 pm. The show lasts about 90 minutes total and, of course, is only open to those aged 18 and up.

| Seating | Lowest Price |
|---|---|
| General Admission | $39 |
| Reserved Seating | $49 |
| VIP & Meet & Greet | $79 |
Location at the Erotic Heritage Museum

Puppetry of the Penis is showing at the Jewel Box Theatre inside the Erotic Heritage Museum, which is a dedicated 24,000 square foot space dedicated to the history of erotica.
The Jewel Box inside the Erotic Heritage Museum
3275 Sammy Davis Jr. Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Seating
The Jewel Box Theater for Puppetry of the Penis is quite small, so it should not matter where you find a seat. It holds a total of 150 seats. The show is visible from all seats in the theater, so just sit back and enjoy the show!

What is Puppetry of the Penis?
In case you are unacquainted, Puppetry of the Penis is a live show that features two nude men wearing capes and manipulating their genitalia into different shapes – kind of like an adult variation of balloon art called genital origami or penis puppetry – that they pair with comedy commentary that most find hilarious.
The name of the show, Puppetry of the Penis, pretty much reveals what you are going to see there. There is a comedy commentary that goes along with every ‘trick,’ be it the Wind-Up, the Atomic Mushroom, the fairly simple Wristwatch, the Snail, or their famous Puppetry of the Penis hamburger.

These are not the only performances you will see. We don’t want to spoil too much, but the Flying Squirrel, Windsurfer, and the Loch Ness Monster count as some of their tame routines in genital origami.
You might feel a bit uncomfortable at first, but the performers do a great job of coming across as silly and fun instead of weird or creepy. The comedy script that accompanies the show will have you in splits! If you have a flexible sense of humor, that is.

In an interview, Morley speaks of his motivations for continuing to perform the Puppetry of the Penis: “We’re about celebrating the penis and liberating the male genitalia. Women and men have been told for a long time now, ‘You can’t laugh at a man’s genitals. You’ll hurt his feelings.’ We say, ‘Not true!’ We make them three stories high on a big screen and say, ‘Have a good, old-fashioned belly laugh.’ “.
Performers
Even though the show was originally performed by Simon Morley and his fellow puppeteer David Friend, new performers have been recruited and trained by them during the long and popular tenure of the show. One of the more admired performers is Daniel Lewry who sometimes joins Simon for shows.
You won’t know who’s performing until they come out, but everyone is very talented! Support the art of nude performers in a different way by checking out the best topless and nude shows Sin City has to offer.





Tricia says:
I have seen the show twice in Nanaimo, British Columbia . Canada Loved it both times. I was wondering if there are any DVD’s available for sale?????
Bob & Jenn says:
Yes, Puppetry has DVDs for sale here: http://puppetryofthepenis.com/html_site/store.htm