Winter 1999 Volume 51, No. 2 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS: The 90's, by Steve Abrams: Steve, POA president, looks at the decade behind us The Magical, Remarkable Mr. Latshaw: An appreciation Grab the Mic, by Pam Csipo: Pam writes about her education project with Atlanta teenagers. Birth of a New PuppetTheater Museum, by Rolande Duprey: She describes the grand opening Professor Bodywise and the Traveling Menagerie: Kaiser Permanente sponsors a touring show to promote health. Seventh Indonesia Wayang Festival, by Nancy Staub: On attending the festival this past August. Building John Malkovich, by Lee Armstrong: A look at creating the marionettes for Being John Malkovich. DoLores Hadley, by Diane Houk and Robert Smith: A tribute to the artist. Review: 3 shows from the Philadelphia Festival, by Steve Abrams Review: Shockheaded Peter, by Miguel Romero: Show about "monstrous children and parents" Review: Hate* *A Comedy, by Steve Lekowicz: A short film about a homicidal chicken. Review: Big Top Machine, by Don Devet: A bittersweet story of a man trying to fulfill his dream. On the Road with Daisy DeBolt, by Andrew Periale: Journal notes on putting a show together in 6 days. More on the Mini-Disc, by Tom OLenick: The advances in sound for the puppet show The National Puppetry Conference at the O'Neill Center, by Lois Corwin: She describes her experience in the program last Spring. Thank You, Gayle Schluter, by Lettie Schluter: A message of appreciation to our outgoing Membership Officer Puppetscape In Memoriam Classifieds |