Puppet Notebook Issue 10: Puppetry Research in Britain
The tenth edition of Puppet Notebook is dedicated to Puppetry Research in Britain and highlights newly emerging developments in the field.
The tenth edition of Puppet Notebook is dedicated to Puppetry Research in Britain and highlights newly emerging developments in the field. This issue showcases the work of twelve researchers, each with a unique area of expertise, offering fresh insights into puppetry's past and present.
Exploring Puppetry Through Research
"Puppets on The Barricades: Recollections of Performing in the Warsaw Uprising" by Krystyna Berwinska – A personal account of puppetry as a form of resistance during WWII.
"Assistive Technology: The Puppet and Process in Education and Therapy" by Caroline Astell-Burt – Investigating how puppetry can support learning and therapy.
"Three Puppeteers at the Old Bailey (1674-1834)" by Ryan Howard – An exploration of historical puppet performances in London's legal heart.
"Puppets in Pantomime – From Speciality Act to Superstar Duck" by Chris Abbott – Tracing the evolution of puppetry in British pantomime.
A Platform for Puppetry Scholars
This edition provides a platform for twelve dedicated researchers, each offering unique perspectives and in-depth analysis on various aspects of puppetry history, performance, and cultural significance.
Additional Features
In addition to the feature articles, this issue includes the editorial foreword, breaking news, and diary events from the UK and around the world, ensuring readers stay informed about the latest developments in the puppetry community.