Geppetto: Extraordinary Extremities is performed by Concrete Temple Theatre CTT (Carlo Adinolfi & Renee Philippi). CTT incorporates drama, puppetry, music, and the visual arts, focusing on the individual's struggle for identity and society's struggle for cohesion.

For SUNY Orange’s purposes, the program will be multifaceted with two performances—one in English and one in Spanish—and a master class puppetry workshop. The production can be enjoyed by all ages and cuts across cultural divides. The play and workshop will outreach to the college community and community-at-large which includes children, teens, adult, and senior citizens, and the disabled.

A tale of resilience and adaptation, the play involves the main character improvising to overcome the challenges of performing while devising new storylines, new characters, and even new limbs for his puppet hero. The New York Times described the play as one that "celebrates human ingenuity."  The workshop centers on puppetry creation and manipulation techniques and is offered to students and the community.

Geppetto: Extraordinary Extremities will have long arms into the college community with special awareness made available to the Office of Accessibility Services and to local organizations and agencies, such as Safe Harbors. Theatre and art students and community-at-large will benefit from this program.