Dragon Theater Puppets Has
been accused of having a big
heart! Because of this we are
going behind bars on June 5th
to help raise money for the
Columbia-Willamette district of
Muscular Dystrophy
Association (MDA).
Our goal is make our bail of
$2,400 so we can send 10 of
'Jerry's Kids" to a MDA Summer
Camp, geared for their abilities.
Well I'm sick right now but also very happy we have quite a schedule
5/3 Downey Street Fair
5/10 Kids Day at Pk
5/13 Puppet show at long Beach
6/6 Orange county Puppet Guild performace
6/7 Beachside Summer Fest (Huntington bch pier outside amphitheater)
6/21 Holand back pkr
Boy I'm tried just writing this I have a lot to do! I want to build a couple of snails and some small people puppets.
Hi, I'm Travis Gordon and I produce online comedy web shows that have been seen over a million times in the last year, we're very popular on youtube
(http://www.youtube.com/user/tbonepearson)there's an alien in an upcoming episode of S.E.X. (Star Explorer Xenolith)
that was going to be computer animated but I thought I'd approach a local puppeteer and see if we could do it that… Continue
Added by tbonepearson on April 28, 2008 at 6:00pm —
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I´ve only built regular fleece hand puppets. With some foam in the head to stuff it. Now I wanted to build a foam puppet. After good chat with Stewart1973, he showed me some patterns from him.
I started yesterday with the patterns. Cut it out and put it together. Im now wandering how I put the mouthplate into the head. Then I have to think about the look of the puppet. Maybe I´ll do some monster. I think it will be difficult to make some muppet… Continue
Added by stonemask on April 28, 2008 at 12:30pm —
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Hi!
My name is Denni, and I live in Iceland. My hometown is Isafjordur (google.com).
For many years I have thought about puppet building. And finally I started by myself, building puppets. First I looked around for materials for my first puppet. In my town is not so many craft stores.
I went to the city and bought fleece, stuffing, eyeballs and more. Googled everything about puppetbuilding. Many things are just crap or google didnt find the right stuff.
The first real thing… Continue
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so as I try to fgure out this networking thing. I am trying to dress up my page and also I accidentally blocked some of my friends instead of deleting email I already read. took a bit of searching but I finally found how to unblock. My apologies to my (x)friends.. Pray I can get my ducks in a row, so I can blog like a normal person.
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Agatha Christie might have dubbed it the Case of the Purloined Puppets, but a New Brunswick ventriloquist just wants to solve the mystery of her missing dummies.
Darlene Porter's two "silent partners" — Wally, a red-haired boy,… Continue
Added by Dave Goboff on April 22, 2008 at 8:41pm —
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By Wendell Brock | Friday, April 18, 2008, 12:19 PM
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
THEATER REVIEW. Grade: A.
The genius of Jon Ludwig, so cannily on display in his new Cinderella-comes-to-the-circus marionette show at the Center for Puppetry Arts, is his ability to make adorable puppets operate with the same unprincipled guile as human beings.
This is not to say that there isn’t plenty of sweetness and charm… Continue
There's a guy named Dave Ridley in Manchester, New Hampshire who, on April 23rd, is going to challenge obsolete laws on that state's books by performing an illegal puppet show on the steps to the state capital in Concord. He's performing "The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail" .
Here's a link to a local newspaper article and the Blog with the whole story:…
An interview with Paul Zaloom...
Speakeasy with Paul Zaloom
Political puppet show at Center for Puppetry Arts
For most of the 1990s, Paul Zaloom taught scientific principles through wacky experiments as "Beakman" on the hit children's show "Beakman's World." For most of his 37-year career, however, Zaloom has used puppetry to "teach" satirical political principles, and he brings his latest one-man comedy, The Mother of All Enemies, to the Center for Puppetry Arts from April… Continue
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