Puppet Notebook Issue 17: Exploring Global Puppetry
The seventeenth issue of Puppet Notebook, published in Spring 2010 by British UNIMA, delivers a rich and diverse collection of articles, reviews, and updates from the world of puppetry.
The seventeenth issue of Puppet Notebook, published in Spring 2010 by British UNIMA, delivers a rich and diverse collection of articles, reviews, and updates from the world of puppetry.
Highlights and Features
"A Fable of Our Time: Meeting Czech Designer Petr Matásek" by Rachel Riggs – An engaging profile of the influential designer and his creative journey.
"Lively Research: The 2nd Scène des Chercheurs Conference in Paris" by Paul Piris – An insightful look into the lively debates and innovations in puppetry research.
"In The Shape of A Person – The Variety of Ritual Uses of Effigy in Japan (Part 2)" by Jane Marie Law – Continuing the exploration of effigies and their cultural significance in Japanese tradition.
"Banished: A Puppet Film Made by Young People" by Meg Amsden – A case study on empowering youth through puppetry and storytelling.
"Experiencing Puppets for the First Time in Uganda" by Drew Colby – A first-hand account of discovering puppetry in a unique cultural context.
"Tolosa's New Puppet Centre" by Maria San Sebastián Poch – An exploration of the vibrant new puppet hub in Spain.
News and Updates
The reprieve of the Erlangen Festival in Germany.
The launch of the National Puppetry Archive, preserving the history and legacy of puppetry in the UK.
Additional Content
This edition concludes with the UK and International diary of forthcoming events, offering readers a comprehensive guide to upcoming festivals, workshops, and performances around the world.