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Tag Archives: Puppetmongers
10 Questions for Ann Powell
Ann and David Powell, aka Puppetmongers Theatre, have been delighting audiences for nearly 40 years with their extraordinary and innovative puppetry creations, fusing strong storytelling with their quirky sense of humour and technical wizardry. At the forefront of puppetry arts … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Powell, Bruce Schwartz, Puppetmongers, Steve Hansen, Theatre de Cuisine, Velo Theatre
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10 Questions for David Powell
Ann and David Powell, aka Puppetmongers Theatre, have been delighting audiences for nearly 40 years with their extraordinary and innovative puppetry creations, fusing strong storytelling with their quirky sense of humour and technical wizardry. At the forefront of puppetry arts … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Powell, Brick Bros. Circus, David Powell, Puppetmongers, Sharon Weisbaum
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Bed and Breakfast
While the audience for Puppetmongers’ Bed & Breakfast includes children, the play contains plenty of adult laughs of which the kids are blissfully unaware. Originally a one-person show written by and for Ann Powell (if it’s accurate to call something … Continue reading
A genuine Bali high
There are nine musicians in Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan(aka “ECCG”), and judging by the works presented tonight, this is an ambitious group eagerly embracing new disciplines & styles, while welcoming a diverse assortment of collaborators. I was drawn to this … Continue reading
