Puppetry Research Guide - Unima

110. MORLEY, John M.A. (Mr.)
Address:
The Language Centre
University of Arts London
272 High Holborn, London
WC1V 7EY
UK.
Telephone: (+44) (020) 7514-7261
E-mail: j.morley@arts.ac.uk
List of publications:
(Commenced research in 1982)
Mester Jakel – The Punch Tradition in Denmark. In BrUNIMA Bulletin (British UNIMA),
No. 100 (March 1999), London, pp. 10-15.
Fasulis – Traditional Glove Puppetry in Greece. In BrUNIMA Bulletin (British UNIMA),
No. 104 (July 2000), London, pp. 5-10.
Aragoz – The Punch Tradition in Egypt. In BrUNIMA Bulletin (British UNIMA), No. 113
(July 2003), London, pp.10-12.
Jan Klaassen – Punch's Closest Cousin. In Puppet Notebook (British UNIMA), Issue 2
(Spring 2005), London, pp. 12-15.
Karakuz – Het Oude Arabische Schaduwspel uit de Levant (Dutch translation of: Karakuz –
The Old Arab Shadow Plays of the Levant). In Popellum, No. 6 (Year 5, Winter 2005),
Amsterdam, pp. 3-7.
Kasper in Sweden – Part One: The Stockholm Tradition. In Puppet Notebook (British
UNIMA), Issue 13 (Winter 2008), London, pp. 12-15.
Kasper in Sweden – Part Two: The Gothenburg Tradition. In Puppet Notebook (British
UNIMA), Issue 14 (Spring 2009), London, pp. 8-9.
Smerige Lieden en Rustige Types – Traditioneel Handpoppenspel op het Iberisch
Schiereiland: Spanje – Barcelona en de Catalaanstalige Regio's (Dutch translation of:
Traditional Glove Puppetry in the Iberian Peninsula: Part One: Spain – Barcelona and the
Catalan-Speaking Regions). In Popellum, No. 9 (Year 10, Summer 2010), Amsterdam,
pp. 10-16.
Research:
The history of traditional puppetry in Europe and the Islamic world.
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