Puppetry


Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street
The Art of the Puppet
Shadow Puppets & Shadow Play
Making Puppets Come Alive: How to Learn and Teach Hand Puppetry (Dover Craft Books)
Puppets, Masks, and Performing Objects
Lotte's Magical Paper Puppets: The Woman Behind the First Animated Feature Film
Zippy and Me: My Life Inside Britain’s Most Infamous Puppet
Jerk: Through Their Tears
The Lion King: Pride Rock On Broadway
Worlds of Shadow: Teaching with Shadow Puppetry
Heroes Are My Weakness
Sesame Street: A Celebration of 40 Years of Life on the Street
Jim Henson's Designs and Doodles: A Muppet Sketchbook
Julie Taymor, Playing With Fire: Theater Opera Film
Paper Puppet Palooza
Puppets and Puppet Theatre by David CurrellThai Puppets and Khon Masks by Natthapatra ChandavijThe Colorful Sogo Bo Puppets of Mali by Mary Sue RosenPunch & Judy by George SpeaightThe Victorian Marionette Theatre by John McCormick
Puppets and Puppetry
59 books — 1 voter
Pinocchio by Carlo CollodiThe Magic Toyshop by Angela CarterSplendors and Glooms by Laura Amy SchlitzThe Sandman by E.T.A. HoffmannThe Puppeteer's Apprentice by D. Anne Love
Puppets
50 books — 14 voters


Edward Gordon Craig
Perhaps one of the chief distinctions between a Drama for Marionnettes and a Proper Drama is this ... that whereas a Proper Drama has to be vague and roundabout in its movements, a Marionnette Drama had always better be direct and rapid and even obvious ... A Marionnette is not at all clever -- not subtle. He must fit the characte rlike a hand fits a glove, or all is undone. Therefore when we make a character in one of our Dramas we make the Marionnette to fit it. And so it comes about that a Ma ...more
Edward Gordon Craig

Puppets go to sleep the moment they break free from their strings.
Les Coleman

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