Entangled Puppetry has been in our local papers here in the Bow Valley two weeks running. These are some images from our very well recived Alberta Culture Days puppet-making workshop!
The delightfully whimsical creations of Entangled Puppetry engage community in exciting new and traditional ways. In an art form where the boundaries are as limitless as our imaginations, there are no right or wrong answers, only wildly creative alternatives. Come play!
Showing posts with label Kids workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids workshops. Show all posts
2014-10-06
2014-09-23
Short Tall Tales and Creature Creation at the Banff Library for Alberta Culture Days
“Short tall tales” by Entangled Puppetry
Where: Banff Public Library, 101 Bear Street, Banff, Alberta T1L 1H3
When: Saturday September 27th, 11am
What: Join Entangled Puppetry as it brings a twist to some of your favourite tall tales and once-upon-a-times. The Cosmic Dragon lives in the library and reads all the books. The only trouble is that he knows so many stories that he starts to get a little confused and gets the adventures all mixed up. His rollicking tales will transport you to a wacky world inhabited by pig princes, musical trolls, and unlikely heroes. Delightful for kids and adult alike!
Cost: Absolutely Free!
Creature Creation: Puppet Building Workshop with Entangled Puppetry
Where: Banff Public Library, 101 Bear Street, Banff, Alberta T1L 1H3
When: Saturday September 27th, 2pm
What: Flex your creative muscles with Entangled Puppetry as we create simple and delightful hand puppets. In this 1 ½ hour family workshop everyone will have the opportunity to build and decorate their own puppet and bring their creations to life. Find out what you can create when you let your imagination run wild! Please ensure children under 12 are accompanied by an adult.
Cost: Absolutely Free! Maximum 20 participants. Pre-registration required. Ages 5+
2013-04-08
Build Your Own Puppet at the Salt Spring Library
On March 19 and 21 we welcomed an enthusiastic group of kids and parents to the Salt Spring Library for a free hour and a half workshop on building puppets.
| The Salt Spring Library Program Room |
The workshop began with Tyler reading "Who's in Rabbits House?", a visually stunning picture book about a group of Masi tribes people putting on a play. It was to serve as the inspiration for the puppets we would create.
| Storytime with Tyler |
We had settled on a deceptively simple design that used an envelope as the head of the puppet. Beyond that, the kids (and parents) could let their imaginations run wild!
| Everyone hard at work |
| Just because you're old enough to vote doesn't mean you can't make an awesome puppet |
Everyone got about an hour to create their puppet masterpiece. Then we sat down and introduced all the weird and wacky and beautiful creatures that we had made.
| Nit and Wit, a puppet comedy duo. |
| The caterpillar. It has a third rod so it can be a cooperative puppet! |
| A tribute puppet: she made a puppet version of her Mom. |
| A beautiful duck puppet. |
There were lots of smiles and laughs and incredible displays of creativity from everyone. A special thank you to Stephy, our volunteer, and of course, the Salt Spring Library for providing the space and materials.
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