Tag Archives: puppetry

This dreamy, compelling period-piece "movie" is presented live via overhead projector, cardboard puppets, live actors and music.

The wizardly puppetry of Wakka Wakka is back, this time with a fiery tragicomedy about horses, hubris, and the Icelandic bank crisis.

Hand to God is a remarkable display of amazing puppetry amidst a hurricane of raunchy fun. Plus sex and violence. How can you go wrong?

Documentary looks at the nuts and bolts of creating award-winning theater spectacle.

For clever creativity, sweet whimsy, and wondrous storytelling it'll be hard to beat this grown-up puppetry showpiece this holiday season.

Joe Mazza's melange of puppetry, silent film, and vaudeville effectively fuses avant-garde philosophizing with the pulling of heartstrings.

A polished, entertaining, gripping, surprising presentation of Orwell's classic.

Marionettes and abstract elements pull this experimental piece in one two many directions.