Left, Andy Hayward, our newest member, demos one of his puppet characters. See more on his website:
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| Left, Wayne Krefting and Otis Rabbit lead the workshop together. Below, Diane Rains uses her puppet Joey to demonstrate cloth hands. | ||||||||||||
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| Left, Stu Janis holds the marionette while Karen Backes shows us carved hands. Above, Paul Eide, looking like a deer caught in the headlights of a pickup truck, demonstrates how hands can be cast in a plaster mold. | ||||||||||||
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| Above and to the left: Jean Radtke and her sister with puppet characters; above, Vicky Kline with puppets she made from stuffed animals--an honorable calling for an ordinary stuffed animal who feels the call of the Theatre.
Left, Andy Hayward, our newest member, demos one of his puppet characters. See more on his website: |
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| Below, left to right, Tom Davis, David Sleeper, Paul Eide, Andy Hayward, and Rich Lundberg, looking at a ventriloquist figure head shown and told by David; says the character is recycled--used to be Santa Claus. Some of us were skeptical. | ||||||||||||
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