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 Puppetry
International magazine gives you insights into
the fascinating world of puppetry arts. From the
hottest new shows and emerging artists to the traditions
held most dear, Puppetry International draws you into
the community with up-to-date news and inspirational
articles. Our coverage
is a broad spectrum of puppetry where you can always
get the information you want from the experts. Use it
to stay in the know.
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PUPPETRY
INTERNATIONAL
SPRING/SUMMER 2010, ISSUE #27
MARIONETTES
Table of Contents
My Own Private Püterschein by Ronnie Burkett
Vertical Balance by Irina Niculescu
Bob Baker, A Life in the Craft by Christine Papalexis
Tradition v. Innovation in Burmese Puppetry by Anna Sobel
Vincenzo Argento: A Palermitan Puppeteer by Lisa Morse
A Robotic Pygmalian by E. A. Jochum and T. Murphey
[WEB EXTRA: BIBLIOGRAPHY]
Cashore on Cashore
Youkiza Marionette Theatre reviewed by Mari Boyd
Fantoccini and the Commedia Costume, by B. Barón-Nusbaum
Steven Ritz-Barr- Why Marionettes? by Karen Smith
Persistence of Marionettes by Jennifer Stoessner
PUPPET HISTORY
Marionettes and Modernism by John Bell
BOOK REVIEWS
Handspring and E. Gordon Craig (J. Bell)
Passeurs et Complices: 30 Years of Charleville (A. Periale) |
The appearance of Puppetry International #27 marks the magazine's 15th anniversary. Starting in 1985 Andrew and Bonnie Periale were editors of the UNIMA-USA magazine A Propos, which evolved into Puppetry International. Congratulations to the dedicated editors, Andrew and Bonnie Periale for 25 years of service to UNIMA-USA. |
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| Expanding
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Puppetry artists need audiences, and they need educated
and informed audiences. They also need directors and producers
with an increased appreciation for the creative opportunities
to mix puppets and people in theatre, film and video.
PUPPETRY INTERNATIONAL Magazine was founded
in 1994 and is designed to bridge the interests of puppetry
professionals and their audiences. As the lines blur among
actors' theatre, mime, dance, masks and puppetry, PUPPETRY
INTERNATIONAL Magazine is of interest to a continually
expanding readership.Published twice a year, PUPPETRY
INTERNATIONAL Magazine is distributed to specialty
newsstands nationally and is available at theatres, puppet
centers and festivals.
The Editors and the Board would sincerely appreciate your
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Upcoming Issues |
PUPPETRY
INTERNATIONAL Magazine welcomes submissions. Themes
for upcoming issues include:
North America (Fall 2010)
Toy Theatre (Spring 2011)
email proposals for consideration to the editor:
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PUPPETRY
INTERNATIONAL Magazine
Andrew Periale, Editor
Bonnie Periale, Designer & Assistant
Editor
PO Box 252
Strafford, NH 038884-0252
(603) 664-2991
E-mail: ab2periale@metrocast.net
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The
Puppetry Yellow Pages puts information about Company
members in the hands of producers and presenters in
North America and abroad. UNIMA-USA provides this listing
as a service to its members and makes no claims regarding
those who are listed in it. Those who wish more information
than is contained in the Puppetry Yellow Pages must
contact the companies directly.
The
Puppetry Yellow Pages provides contact information for
each company and basic information for up to three productions.
The productions are also cross-listed by language used,
audience size and type, as well as types of puppets
used. The Puppetry
Yellow Pages is available online. |
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| Hands
Across the Sea |
 Read
the HANDS ACROSS THE SEA REPORT by KUANG-YU FONG
In 1994 UNIMA-USA began maintaining a list of members
who make their names available to foreign puppeteers
traveling through North America. This guide enables
traveling puppeteers to contact members who can open
their homes and develop friendships with artists from
other countries. UNIMA-USA only compiles the information;
the guide is made available to foreign puppeteers who
may then make direct contact with members listed in
the directory. If you would like to have the oppurtunity
to be contacted by a travelling puppeteer, write to: |
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