Jim Henson didn’t set out to become a famous puppeteer or create characters beloved by children—and adults—worldwide. He made puppets simply because he wanted to work in television.

The show will be full of nostalgia for adults, and a great way to introduce young kiddos to the popular puppets!

The Jim Henson Company has inked a first-look producing deal with its longtime President of Television, Halle Stanford.

Thankfully, the wheels never stopped turning to get us another Jim Henson Company production; we need puppets now more than ever.

If you speak to a puppeteer, chances are they might tell you puppetry is everywhere. Richard Termine, a University of ...

Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts celebrated Jim Henson’s legacy on Saturday with a special screening of "The Muppet Movie," featuring behind-the-scenes insights from puppeteers Jason Hines and ...

If you speak to a puppeteer, chances are they might tell you puppetry is everywhere. Richard Termine, a University of ...

Directed by Jim Henson, the original “Labyrinth” starred David Bowie as the Goblin King and Jennifer Connelly as a teenager who must save her baby brother, along with a slew of Henson puppets, in an ...