| Dance
of Death |
Review
panelists said:
"An excellent use of historical style music and puppet
performance. Very engaging and worthy of any Bartholomew Fair."
Others noted the research done and implemented in the script,
set and costumes.
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Alice
Wallace - Hobgoblin Puppets |
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| #27,
The Blackbird |
Review
panelists said:
"As unexpected words and images unfold the viewer is swept
along into a vision of rare delicacy and light."
"This was the most beautiful and touching piece of shadow
theater that I have ever seen."
also by Blair Thomas...
The Little Altar of Don Cristobal |
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| Avenue
Q |
Review
Panelists said:
"This show is a marvel with great manipulation."
"It has a wonderful original side and a take on life
from a young point of view that's both hilarious and touching."
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photo
by Carol Rosegg |
produced
by Kevin McCollum, Robyn Goodman, Jeffrey Seller, Vineyard
Theatre and the New Group |
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| Hiroshima
Maiden |
Review
panelists said:
"I doubt I will ever see a more moving or beautifully
crafted show."
"A beautiful production on a very thought provoking story."
|
photo by
Richard Termine |
Dan
Hurlin |
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| Sing
a Song of Sixpence |
Review
panelists said:
"A wonderful blend of great puppets, clever presentations
of sets, good music and audience pleasing interaction."
"Two very accomplished puppeteer/musicians put together
an amusing take on a well known nursery song." |
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Liz
Joyce and a Couple of Puppets with Steven Widerman |
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| Tales
of the Brothers Grimy |
Review
panelists said:
"Having sly humor and delight while maintaining a matter
of fact demeanor." |
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Preston
Foerder |
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| Beauty
and the Beast |
Review
panelists said:
"A show that is lovely and magical, as well as 'cool' and
'beautiful.' |
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David
Syrotiak's National Marionette Theatre |
