Puppets, masks, and performing objects
By: edited by John Bell.
Contributors: Bell, John, 1951-
Series: TDR books
Publisher: MIT Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: Puppet theater; Masks
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Originally published as Drama review, v. 43, no. 3 (Fall 1999).
Table of contents: title: Puppets, masks, and performing objects at the end of the century / John Bell; title: A puppet tree : a model for the field of puppet theatre / Stephen Kaplin; title: Julie Taymor : from Jacques Lecoq to the Lion King : an interview / Richard Schechner; title: What, at the end of this century, is the situation of puppets and performing objects? / Peter Schumann; title: The end of Our Domestic Resurrection Circus : bread and puppet theater and counterculture performance in the 1990s / John Bell; title: Performing the intelligent machine : deception and enchantment in the life of the automation chess player / Mark Sussman; title: Czech puppet theatre and Russian folk theatre / Pyotr Bogatyrev; title: Modicut Puppet Theatre : modernism, satire, and Yiddish culture / Edward Portnoy; title: Articulations : the history of all things / Theodora Skiptares; title: If Gandhi could fly; title: : dilemmas and directions in shadow puppetry in India / Salil Singh; title: Rediscovering mask performance in Peru : Gustavo Boada, maskmaker with Yuyachkani : an interview / John Bell; title: The art of puppetry in the age of media production / Steve Tillis.