Thats the way you do it!
Posted in illustration, politics, puppetry, puppets on Mar 29th, 2007
Ian Sharpe’s comment on the latest development in the travesty of justice that is David Hicks’ lot.
Monthly Archive for March, 2007
It’s a bit crazy, even scary, to imagine a million puppets of all sorts in one place, but that’s the object of the Million Puppet Project which was launched yesterday (on World Puppetry Day) by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre in Western Australia. Under the project, people from around the world are invited to make […]
Walking with Dinosaurs: The Live Experience: a review
Posted in creatures, make, puppetry, puppets, review, theatre on Mar 22nd, 2007
I finally caught up with Walking with Dinosaurs: the Live Experience during its season in Adelaide. The dinosaurs are absolutely fabulous; huge realistic reptiles with fluid movement, thunderous roars, grunts and lowing, and where appropriate, menace. To achieve this live on such a grand scale is impressive, and represents a great pooling of skills in […]
Ten Days on Earth: a real treat
Posted in puppetry, puppets, review, theatre on Mar 6th, 2007
(Honeydog awaiting his pink cranberry! waistcoat. Photo credit: Attit Patel, Toronto Life)
I caught Ronnie Burkett’s 10 Days on Earth up in Sydney last week, and it is a real treat. If you get a chance to see it, go!
The story is about Darrel, who is middle-aged and simple. His life revolves around his elderly mother, […]