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Looking for a monster

(photo: Sidat de Silva)
Looking for a Monster is based on an original puppet play written by a thirteen year old boy, Hanus Hachenburg in the Terezin concentration camp in 1943, shortly before his transportation to the Auschwitz Death Camp. In 1999, puppeteer Gary Friedman discovered the play in a Jerusalem archive. It was performed for […]

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Gary Friedman is blogging!

Gary Friedman has lauched his blog Puppetry News and Views. Gary has a real passion for puppetry, and an absolute wealth of experience and resources in the field, so be sure to check in with him often.

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The experienced puppeteer and international trainer, Gary Friedman, is leading workshops entitled ‘An Introduction to the Creativity of Puppetry’. This one-day hands-on workshop is ideal for uni-students, teachers and professionals, and will include creative genres like object improvisation, paper performance and simple puppetry techniques in performance.
Over the past 20 years, Gary has used […]

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Gary Friedman, who is an internationally renowned producer, director and puppet performer, with over 30 years of experience working on educational puppetry programs throughout Africa, Canada, Australia and Europe, is running some puppet making workshops in the middle of the year.
Gary has conducted puppetry and visual theatre workshops in a number of interactive environments. In […]

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