Christian Perry and Eric Tsuchiyama are the creators of Sockz Theatre, a storytelling series which uses puppetry and upcycled art as the primary medium. Their short film "Orbie" was featured in The New York Times' "5 Things To Do This Weekend" in 2022. Their adaptation "Little Speckled Frogs" (2021) was an official selection of Best of BAMkids Film Festival and Children's Film Festival Seattle, where it was awarded Best Art Direction. They also received a 2021 Telly Award for their retelling of the classic, "Three Little Pigs." Christian and Eric both have backgrounds in art and theatre. Through their videos and workshops, they hope to unleash your imagination and encourage radical creativity. Learn more about Christian and Eric below.

Christian Perry is a multimedia storyteller and artist. He has a background in theatre and has performed Off-Broadway and throughout the US. His work has been highlighted in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and others. Christian is also a teaching-artist and works closely with schools and museums to facilitate art and literacy programs. He is inspired to create work that infuses equal parts humor and heart. See more at xtianperry.com.

Eric is a multidisciplinary artist and designer. He has a background in theatre and dance (where, appropriately, he has played mostly non-human characters). Eric has worked extensively as a graphic designer for Broadway productions and other live events including: The Tony Awards; The Phantom of the Opera; Beetlejuice; and Wicked. He is inspired to work on projects that encourage creativity, foster community, and inspire a love for our planet. If you like what he does with socks, you should see what he does with knots! See more at erictsuch.net