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This puppet and mask production of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe was first produced in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
The boys made a puppet show each. Which I'm putting here for the sake of historical interest, not as a launch platform to Hollywood, fame, etc.
"Lisa with Puppets" (San Francisco, CA; April 12, 2004)
Lisa entertaining Enzo with the camel and sheep puppets she had just bought at a shop on Pier 39 in San Francisco. (She also got a praying mantis, an iguana, and a genie in a lamp, all for use in puppet shows for the Children's Story during serivces at our church.)
The 2022 Community Youth Arts Festival was held at Greenville Town Common on Saturday, October 29. The event featured a wide variety of hands-on creative activities and experiences including pottery, painting, puppet making, storytelling, music, theater, and much more! The festival also featured numerous Pitt County Schools and ECU choir, orchestra, band, dance, and theatrical performances.
The Community Youth Arts Festival is a joint project with The City of Greenville, Greenville Recreation & Parks Department, East Carolina University's School of Art & Design, the Pitt County Arts Council, and the Arts Education programs of Pitt County Schools.
Puppet is one of Indonesia's culture which still survive nowaday. Art of acting, vocalizing, music, speech, literary, painting, sculpture, symbolism, entirely contained within the puppet. It continues to evolve over time not only as an entertainment, but also as a media of propaganda, education, and philosophical understanding.
Puppet glasses made of wire, polyester cord, and beads.
Built for Seussical at Young People's Theatre, 2011. Design by Judith Bowden.
Crocodile puppet
Cutting pattern for cloth body
Cotton
Micro Mr Punch project
June 2010
For more on making this and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
We had some big puppets that were so heavy that we couldn't hang them of the ceiling. These two were hung using hook and hooked onto the wall.
This is my most precious object! jaja
It is a puppet of the character Joy Max made by Good Smile and sold in a last Wonder Festival (2008?) ^-^
A grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation allowed us to purchase some new things for the children's room: a puppet theater and some people puppets, a heavy-duty CD player (seen in background), a changing station for the library's restroom, and, coming in 2008, a brochure highlighting the library's resources for families with young children, and a couple of children's programs.
Crocodile puppet
Cloth body parts being assembled for puppet body
Head - painted, laminated papier mache
Body - cotton
Micro Mr Punch project
June 2010
For more on making this and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog