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Very reminiscent of shadow puppets from South East Asia, but not so intricate in design. Shows are often very political.
From the Indian Epic Ramayana, Hanuman, the very cheeky monkey god wins the love of the very beautiful mermaid Supamatcha.
Performed by members of the Joe Louis Puppet Theatre.
Scenes from the Center of Puppetry Arts, Atlanta, April 2006.
This is from one of the first rooms you enter in the center...it is a huge room filled from top to bottom with puppets of all sorts. The room is dead silent, except for the sound of a random puppet moving...different puppets at different intervals...sometimes you don't see which puppet has moved, the only clue being a moving limb or noticing that one puppet has moved from one position to another. The effect is very very creepy!
From Amy's book Bend the Rules Sewing. I added a pennant banner instead of the trim. I found it difficult to find a tension rod substitute with spring fit rod ends found in Bunnings for DIY version for those in Australia.
Paperhand Puppet Interventions presents "As The Crow Flies: Tales From Four Drections" -- Sunday, August 13, 2006.
Part 1: Man and Machine John Henry
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
Park City Institute Presents: Puppet Up! Uncensored. March 9, 2014, at the Eccles Center in Park City, UT
Photo: Robin Whitney
Chinese puppet show
During the day, we came across this Chinese puppet performance. We were enthralled, but there seemed to be nobody else interested in watching. Maybe they were just rehearsing for an evening performance?
"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
Crocodile Head
Painted papier mache
Emulsion and acrylic paint, with felt tip pen and polyurethane varnish
Operation by sheathed bicycle brake cable, with elastic return spring.
January 2010