Lyndie Wright in conversation with Ronnie Le Drew and Linda Stanfield (part 1 of 3) #LATat55 – Little Angel Theatre: The Blog
To celebrate the theatre’s 55th birthday we’re sharing a story or conversation every week for the next year. Expect tales from puppeteers, makers, staff members and brilliant people wh… Source: Lyndie … Continue reading
Training at Little Angel Theatre, a first hand account – Little Angel Theatre: The Blog
Meet Isabel Nellie Walters, a young advocate of puppetry. I started learning puppetry seven years ago, when I was eleven, taking part in a short summer course (Islington Summerversity) where … Continue reading
Theatre Review: The Little Prince | crafty theatre
If you have ever created theatre for little kids you know that there are no rhetorical questions in the theatre. Throw a question at a very young child and it … Continue reading
Archive Review • THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES • Puppet State @ Unicorn Theatre [tour] • 2008
This is a genuinely lovely piece of work. It comes garlanded with praise from the previous two Edinburgh Festivals and rightly so. Puppet State Theatre Company have adapted French writer … Continue reading
Archive Review • PERÔ • Speertheater at The Unicorn Theatre • 2008
Dutch theatre company Speeltheater have arrived at The Unicorn Theatre bearing puppets, music and moonshine. Guus Ponsioen’s adaptation of French author Michel Tournier’s children’s book Pierrot ou les secrets de … Continue reading
The History Girls: Meeting Mr. Punch, by Y S Lee
Originally posted on The History Girls. As one of the international History Girls, I didn’t grow up with Punch and Judy. I knew vaguely who they were, and thought I understood … Continue reading
The Punch & Judy Festival in Covent Garden | Spitalfields Life
Originally posted on Spitalfields Life Today I preview the annual Punch & Judy Festival which is held this year on Sunday 10th May. On 9th May 1662, Samuel Pepys wrote in … Continue reading
Lyndie Wright, Puppeteer | Spitalfields Life
The Little Angel Theatre is a magical world where marionettes reign supreme. Lyndie and John Wright’s work was an important part of my childhood in the 1960s and trips to see … Continue reading