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Hello, my name is Puppet. I was found with a my siblings by a wonderful woman who then took me and my family in as well as the 6 half brothers and sisters who were still brewing in my mommy's tummy. Pawprints organization helped me find my new home with my new brother, Toby, and my new sister, Kiely. They love to sniff me, I just ignore them. I am 4 months old now.
One of a kind Haunted Miniature created by artist Pat Benedict ...woopitydooart.
"The Mysterious Traveling Puppet show" with 26 hand sculpted puppets, Piroska the witch and her little witch broom helper. designed for a 1:12th in scale haunted dollhouse or Halloween collection.
Park City Institute Presents: Puppet Up! Uncensored. March 9, 2014, at the Eccles Center in Park City, UT
Photo: Robin Whitney
"Puppet in Need" is performed by Tabitha Fitzsimmons; she was featured in "The Boston Globe" in July 13, 2012, in an article by Stephanie Steinberg, "Hot work and long hours, but human statue makes cool cash"
This particular performance occurred on Newbury St, Boston, MA, USA
This is puppet, my new Dal. She come from " Make it own box". I made her make up and i'm proud of myself !
Finished display showing puppets, puppet designs, photos of work in progress and plan review sheets.
The library hosted an exciting puppet show called Puppet Commotion put on by Nitsana Lazarus! She brought in an impressive collection of puppets and entertained the two groups of children.
Park City Institute Presents: Puppet Up! Uncensored. March 9, 2014, at the Eccles Center in Park City, UT
Photo: Robin Whitney
"Puppet in Need" is performed by Tabitha Fitzsimmons; she was featured in "The Boston Globe" in July 13, 2012, in an article by Stephanie Steinberg, "Hot work and long hours, but human statue makes cool cash"
This particular performance occurred on Newbury St, Boston, MA, USA
Puppet Shop where we bought our puppet - Giovani (named after the Puppet Show we went to see at the National Marionette Theatre - Don Giovani).
From the Indian Epic Ramayana, Hanuman, the very cheeky monkey god wins the love of the very beautiful mermaid Supamatcha. Together they produce a son who looks exactly like his father, but has a tail just like his mother.
Performed by members of the Joe Louis Puppet Theatre.