Puppet Notebook Issue 15: Puppet Festivals and Beyond
The fifteenth edition of Puppet Notebook brings readers the latest updates on puppet festivals and the evolving world of puppetry. From unique exhibitions to insightful interviews, this issue offers a
The fifteenth edition of Puppet Notebook brings readers the latest updates on puppet festivals and the evolving world of puppetry. From unique exhibitions to insightful interviews, this issue offers a diverse and engaging collection of articles.
Festival Highlights and Global Perspectives
Reports from Dordrecht and Evora Festivals – Capturing the energy and creativity from these international gatherings.
Advance Notices – Upcoming highlights include the Skipton Puppet Festival (October 2009) and the Suspense Festival in London (November 2009).
Exclusive Features
"A Life in Paper" – An Interview with Alan Lecucq – Exploring his involvement in contemporary toy theatre.
John Dudley’s Unique Miniature Exhibition – A puppet history in stamps, a one-of-a-kind collection.
"The Influence of Japanese Puppet Theatre on a British Puppeteer" by Nenagh Watson – A cross-cultural exploration.
"When Object Becomes Actor" by Anne-Laure Futin – Examining the transformation of inanimate objects into performing characters.
"Puppets in Taiwan" by Chris Abbott – A look at puppetry traditions and innovations from Taiwan.
Additional Features
This edition also includes the latest book and performance reviews, along with a comprehensive diary of national and international events, ensuring readers stay up to date with the global puppetry scene.