“Lights Out on the Bunny Brothers” features rod puppets, a costumed actor, and a 14 foot tall puppet representing Mother Nature.  The main characters, Sunny, Funny, and Honey Bunny are studying about conservation in school.  But Sunny and Funny don’t learn their lesson until Honey tricks them unto thinking they’ve wasted all the electricity and water in the world.  The show ends with Sunny and Funny promising to do all they can to help save our electricity and water. “Lights Out On The Bunny Brothers” was developed by artistic director Michael Cotter. Working in partnership with the National Park Service, Wolftrap, Pepco, and the text "50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The World," Michael has produced this show as another “can’t miss.”  Michael has taught for 15 years with the DC public schools and Montgomery County Public Schools as an inter-related arts specialist.  In addition, he has been an adjunct professor in the theatre department at the University of Maryland since 1996.

Blue Sky Puppet Theatre is a professional touring children's/family theatre located in the Baltimore/Washington area. The company celebrated its first public performance on May 24, 1974. Since 1980 it has been exclusively a theatre for young audiences and currently performs over 1300 shows a year.