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PUPPETRY
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SPRING/SUMMER 2008
PUPPETS AND THE VOICE
They whisper, shout, squeak, sing, gibber and
swazzle!
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From
the Table of Contents of the Spring/Summer
2008
Issue:
PUPPETS AND THE VOICE
Paul
Zaloom on the care and feeding of the voice
Martin Reeve on Punch and the swazzle
Miss
Pussycat on the wonderful world of multi-tracking
Ronnie Burkett on performing naked
Dassia
Posner reviews National Bunraku Theater
Faith
Bach on speaking for the dolls
Terry Fator
captures hearts (interview by Rolande Duprey)
Colette Searls on training the actor -turned-puppeteer
Suzanne Pemsler on PUPPET DIVAS
I Nyomen
Sedana on wayang kulit voices
Kathy Foley
on wayang golek voices
Steve Abrams on voices
that are treasured memories
BOOK REVIEWS
Michael Malkin on Lettie Schubert,
Virginia Anderson on Joan Gross, Petra Hroch
on Carol Fijan, Stephen Kaplin on Fan Pen Li
Chen
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