Puppet Notebook Issue 13: A Global Perspective on Puppetry
The thirteenth edition of Puppet Notebook, edited by Eleanor Margolies, brings together rich cultural perspectives and historical insights from around the world.
The thirteenth edition of Puppet Notebook, edited by Eleanor Margolies, brings together rich cultural perspectives and historical insights from around the world.
Feature Articles
"Anton Anderle" by Juraj Hamar – A tribute to the legendary Slovak puppeteer.
"Out of the Box: South African Puppet Festival" by Drew Colby – An exploration of contemporary South African puppetry.
"Kaspar in Sweden, Part 1" by John Morley – A study of Swedish puppetry traditions.
"Carl Wilhelm Chemnitz on the Marionette Theatre" by Johannes Richter – A historical analysis of European marionette performance.
"Unveiled: Horse & Bamboo" by Mark Whitaker – A look into this innovative British puppetry company.
"The Ethics of Puppetry" by Anna Furse – A thought-provoking examination of moral and social responsibility in puppetry.
"Subliminal Threats: Fidena 2009" by Karen Karin Rosenberg – Insights from the international puppetry festival in Germany.
"Chinese Shadow Puppetry: Wei Chao Visits London" by Matthew Isaac Cohen – A cultural exchange between China and the UK.
Keeping You Informed
In addition to the usual news, diary, and international sections, this issue offers 26 black-and-white illustrations across 28 pages, providing a visual and textual celebration of puppetry worldwide.