Professor Didier Plassard is a leading scholar in theatre studies and puppetry at Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 University in France. He has spent the last five years exploring the rich history of puppet ...
A celebration of puppets has come to the Museum of the City of New York, where A-listers such as Oscar the Grouch and the original Howdy Doody rub shoulders with their grittier cousins, including the ...
The “Somos Uno: Mexican and Mexican American Puppetry” exhibit at the University of Connecticut’s Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry covers the history of puppetry in Mexico and by doing that, ...
Melbourne’s ACMI has announced Lifelike, a major new puppetry exhibition exploring the history, art and magic of puppets on screen. Opening in November, ACMI’s Lifelike will feature original puppets, ...
There she is, Madame Ophelia Oogelpuss, encased in glass and part of an ongoing exhibition at the Chicago History Museum. Her famous puppet friends, Kukla and Ollie, are not on public display. They ...
Carrying forward one of the subcontinent's most mesmerizing traditional performing arts, Rajasthani Kathputli represents an ...
In the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn sits the quaint Puppetworks, Inc. theater, founded in 1991 by lifelong puppeteer Nicolas Coppola. After spending years on the road touring with another company, Mr ...