Wood and Waterfall: Puppetry training and its anthropology

Cariad Astles

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Little has been written in English about training for the puppeteer, and what has been written focuses predominantly on understanding the nature of the puppet, not that of the puppeteer, or concent...

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2003Performance Studies: An Introduction 2013Aspects of Puppet Theatre 2007Physical Theatres: A Critical Reader 2001The Moving Body 1990Towards an aesthetics of the puppet

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