A puppet-and-human play with live music where the artifacts of dreams arrived in the pockets of the wide-awake, where hearts attached on the outside of the body, where the yard-bird spoke and the Moon sang. Pink letters from the past and telephones in the present prompted a search for fish, a longing for fishermen, and an articulation of the ancient urge to die. The live band with original music, the puppets, and the mixture of a confentional plot (in the puppet world) with our more standard cavalcade of images (in the human world) appealed to audiences of all ages.