Puppetry is a centuries-old art form that combines craftsmanship, storytelling, and performance to create mesmerizing theatrical experiences. Whether through marionettes, shadow puppets, or hand puppets, artists breathe life into inanimate figures, making them compelling characters.
Beyond entertainment, puppetry has been used for cultural expression, education, and even political commentary. With movement, voice, and intricate designs, puppeteers captivate audiences, proving that a simple puppet can convey profound emotions.
World-Wide Q&A celebrates the magic of puppetry, where creativity and storytelling intertwine to enchant generations.
Araya Tomson Changed status to publish June 23, 2025