BrUNIMA Bulletin 94 - 102. A Showcase of Puppetry and Theatre Traditions
Looking Back — Explore the historical insights, festival highlights, and the enduring traditions of puppetry from across the globe from the BrUNIMA Centre Bulletin 1997 - 2000.
Explore the richness of puppetry from various corners of the world with the BrUNIMA Bulletin archives, featuring historical insights, festival highlights, and new perspectives from puppetry enthusiasts and experts.
Bulletin Echoes: Puppetry Across Borders and Eras
Full issues of the British UNIMA Centre Bulletin (Nos. 94–96, 1997) now available to download
These three bulletins from 1997 capture a vibrant year in British UNIMA’s history, beginning with the first issue under new editorship. Inside, you’ll find reflections on the twinning trip to Belgium, explorations of historic and international puppetry (from Javanese shadow figures to WWI front-line theatres), scholarly reviews, festival reports from ac…
BrUNIMA Bulletin Archive: A Journey Through Puppetry in 1998
Issues 97–99 | 1998 Editions | Edited by Robert Fowler
We’re pleased to share the 1998 editions of the British UNIMA Centre Bulletin, thoughtfully edited by Robert Fowler. These three issues (97–99) offer a fascinating glimpse into the world of puppetry at the turn of the millennium. From Victorian marionette traditions in Scotland
Looking Back: Puppetry Through Time – BrUNIMA Bulletin Archive
Issues 100–102 | 1999 Editions | Edited by Robert Fowler
In this set of bulletins from 1999, the BrUNIMA Bulletin continues its rich chronicle of puppetry across cultures and centuries. Edited by Robert Fowler, Issues 100 to 102 take readers from the shadowy elegance of Indonesian Wayang Golek to the political undercurrents of Semarang’s puppet stages, and from the fiery mishaps of 18th-century English puppet…