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Welcome
to O.P.E.N.
This is the first monthly open email newsletter
about whatʼs happening in Australian Puppetry
and Visual Theatre
In this Issue:
Whatʼs On this Month: Luʼarn; Dispatch; Giacomo and Rosa; Michaela Bartonova workshops
Whatʼs Coming Up: Puppet Palace at Adelaide Fringe, Gary Friedman projects, Spare Parts 2010
News of puppeteers, companies and projects; Alʼs space
Festivals: Copenhagen; Estonia
Opportunities: A residency in Japan
Update on ʻWorking with Childrenʼ checks
Kassius Kamel (not forgotten)
Puppetry tidbits and links
Editorsʼ note

Whatʼs On this month:
Luʼarn
by Jacob Boehme
Gasworks, 21 Graham Street Albert
Park, Melbourne Feb 3 - 6 at 8.30
A new show by Jacob Boehme, an
adaptation of a traditional Boonwurrung
story, as told by local Elder Aunty
Carolyn Briggs. Dance and puppetry
directed by Jacob Boehme and puppet
design by Jenny Ellis. The show is
performed as part of Nexus - a curated
season of dance for Midsumma
Festival. Photo of Jacob Boehme and
Jade Dewi Tyas Tunggal taken by
Bindi Cole.
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Dispatch
by Barking Spider Visual Theatre
45 Downstairs, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
2-7 February at 8 p.m. and matinees 6 and 7 February at 4 p.m.
"From nothingness we come, by nothingness we are sustained,
to nothingness we return"
Following season at Brisbane Festival and ASSITEJ Festival in
Adelaide, Barking Spider Visual Theatre presents the Melbourne
premiere season of their award winning production 'Dispatch'. This
contemporary and ethereal puppet theatre work, written and directed
by Penelope Bartlau, is performed by Bartlau and Justine Warner.
$28/23 Bookings: (03) 9662 9966 or
www.fortyfivedownstairs.com.au
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Giacomo and Rosa
by Paola Aquanta and Bronwen Kamasz
28 February, afternoon. La Dolce Italia, Lygon Street, Melbourne
Giacomo and Rosa are looking for a place to stay; just off the boat, they are hoping to make their
new home here in Melbourne. With rod marionettes.

Whatʼs on this Month: WORKSHOPS
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Whatʼs Coming Up:
PUPPET PALACE
Garden of Unearthly Delights
Rundle Park, Adelaide
Puppets for adults and kids!
Adelaide Fringe Festival
14 Feb — 13 March 2010
www.puppetpalace.com.au artbeatkp@aol.com
T: 08 8352 4618 M: 0418 839 264
Puppetry continues to build in numbers and profile in the Adelaide Fringe with over
fifteen shows taking to the stage in 2010. The majority of these will be performing in
'The Garden' with most featured as part of the program in the Puppet Palace venue.
Puppet Palace (now in its fourth year at the Fringe) is the brainchild of Adelaide
puppeteers Lachlan Haig and Keith Preston (Australia's two foremost Professors of
Punch) and is presented with the support of the Garden of Unearthly Delights.
Budapest Marionettes
The Program:
Presented by: Bence Sarkadi (Hungary)
www.myspace.com/bencesarkadi
World travelled European-style marionette show that has travelled the world featuring a
gravity defying trapeze artist, a self-playing cello and a break dancing Turkish Sultan.
Experience Bence Sarkadi’s beautifully crafted marionettes and journey to the world of your
imagination.
The Fish that wanted to Fly
Presented by Company Gongoma
www.gongoma.com.au
Victoria’s Company Gongoma returns with their new enchanting world combining colourful
puppets with live African music, with a tale of a Fish who more than anything wants to fly like a
bird
Broom Broom
Presented by: Flying Heart Productions (WA)
www.flyingheart.com.au
Flying Heart Productions fuses the timeless art of clowning with object theatre to create
this dynamic and delightful show about the mystery of friendship and the befriending of
mystery.
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Seaside Punch & Judy
Preston’s Historic Punch & Judy & Professor Haig’s Punch & Judy
www.prestonspunch.folkaustralia.com.au
Punch and Judy shows presented in the authentic traditional ‘seaside-style’ by Australia’s
leading Punch professors. See the irrepressible Mr Punch, Judy, the Policeman, Crocodile
and all the gang getting up to their usual mischief in the same way they’ve done for
centuries.
The King’s New Clothes
Presented by Billabong Theater ( Australia/Germany)
www.billabong-theater.com
A witty, humorous and enthralling adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s famous
children’s story. A King is fooled and his people remain blindly obedient until the voice of a
child exposes the truth. With puppetry, mask, music and interactivity.
Beat Munky
by KREECHA Enterprizes in conjunction with TRANZMOG FX
www.myspace.com/zaenkreecha
Presenting the Amazing DJ SnogGHOUL-The World's First Puppet DJ! Direct from his soldout
World Rave Tour, the electro-funk doof maestro mashes up a bizarre musical treat.
Snap's Kakadu Club
Lindi Jane, Australia’s leading female ventriloquist, presents her fun-filled show featuring
Snap Crocodilus, the cheeky crocodile from Kakadu and his friends. A feast of Comedy,
Music, Puppetry, Ventriloquism, Singing and audience participation
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys Go Green
Presented by: The Amazing Drumming Monkeys
www.amazingdrummingmonkeys.com
Fringe favourites, The Amazing Drumming Monkeys return with their new show “Go Green”.
Aimed at young children, the show features The Monkeys drumming, dancing, doing tricks and
sending beautiful messages.
The Magic Waterhole
An Aesop’s Fable style traditional African story of animals teaching humans how to live
together in harmony. A joyous celebration of African culture and talent. A sensational
show with puppets, comedy, dance, costumes and drumming. An explosion of
excitement African-style! ‘
Tyrannosaurus Sex - The Puppet Rock Opera!
Pooka Puppet Co. in association with Puppetvision.
www.puppetvision.com/tsex.htm
Bob is an average penis with self-esteem issues. His hysterical, musical journey of
discovery finds him standing up to the dark side only to realise there’s light at the end of
the tunnel!

Gothic Punch & Judy
Performed by: Professor Haig
www.puppetpalace.com.au/haig
A cult-classic Adults-Only ‘Gothic’ Punch and Judy from Australia’s foremost
punchman, Professor Haig. The show as it would have been seen in the 1800's with
all the gory bits, sex, death, violence, a hanging, and even the devil himself.
Pigs in Wigs
Presented by Pooka Puppet Company
The true story of the three little pigs. A side-splitting parody of the classic story but
this time...from the eyes of the Wolf. What really happened when three rotund
porkers moved into the neighbourhood and started building real estate ? A visual
treat, delightful soundtrack..
Whatʼs Coming Up:
Gary Friedman Productions
Gary writies: We just completed our International Puppetry for TV and
Web Course which ran at the Wesley Institute in Sydney from 4 to 14
January. A short report and the three short films from the course are
posted on: www.puppetrynews.com
In February and March we are engaged in an interesting experimental programme, it's a creative arts partnership,
running together with Sydney University and three schools in North Sydney.
During these two months, we shall be running a series of workshops in puppetry and Bain Gym in which we will
engage the students in developing a creative expression combining movement, visual and performing arts. The
students will holistically, affectively, and cognitively deepen their engagement with literature and personal
storytelling. This is a meaningful and unique extension of the research into process drama work begun between the
partner schools and the University of Sydney in 2009.
This project will assist students to take on the ‘disposition’ of the creative artist and create a significant puppetry
performance work. It will give students an authentic design and construction task and a focussed context for the
acquisition of dramatic devices and skills. The presence of a professional creative artist will catalyse this process
for students and teachers alike. In addition to the creative processes curriculum, we would like to bring attention
to puppetry as an specific artform, one that has an important place in the history of performance both in popular
and high cultural forms. The puppetry focus will therefore also provide a content unit which creates classroom
opportunities to examine puppetry in different cultural settings and offers rich territory for a classroom
investigation of the language of metaphor and symbolism.

From April to June, we are departing for an International
Workshop Tour of schools, universities and institutions in
Europe for three months. During this time we have all sorts
of workshops and creative consulting work booked throughout
Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Portugal, France, Sweden, Norway and
others. We will, once again, be developing our World of Paper
workshop skills with participants all over Europe. It's an
exciting challenge and this time we'll be travelling with a
brand new member of staff, our one-year old puppeteer, Idan.
Book now for our 2010 World Tour
info@puppetrynews.com
Workshop films: www.youtube.com/user/
puppetrynews
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2010 at Spare Parts
Media Release: January, 2009
2010 SEASON:
The Velveteen Rabbit (January 2010)
The Night Zoo (on tour March) Spellbound (April)
The Bunyip of Berkeley’s Creek (July) Blueback (on tour August)
Birthday (September/October) The Night Zoo (December/January 2010/11)
Media Contact:
John Michael Swinbank 0414 743 418
Puppet powerhouse announces 2010 program as 30 th year looms
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre has announced its 2010 season focussing on classics from its repertoire, Spellbound (2003)
and The Bunyip of Berkeley’s Creek (1998) for the Term 1 & 2 School Holidays as well as a new work, Birthday for
Term 3 School Holidays in the lead up to the beginning of the company’s 30th Year celebrations in 2011.
2010 has already begun with the continuation of its inaugural summer season of The Velveteen Rabbit which runs until
January 30 at its home theatre in Fremantle. In March, the company will tour the smash hit of 2009, The Night Zoo to
venues in and around Perth including Midland, Joondalup and Mandurah as well as Margaret River. These mini-seasons
are part of an ongoing program to provide further and regular opportunities for metropolitan and regional families to
enjoy the work of this home-grown Australian puppetry powerhouse. Later, The Night Zoo will also follow The Velveteen
Rabbit’s example and move into the newly created and highly successful festive summer season beginning in
December.
For the Term 1 School Holidays (April 2 to 17), the company revives Spellbound a magical adventure story about a
clumsy clown, Petrushka, a beautiful ballerina, a handsome Moor, Benjamin and the wicked magician, Zeno. Inspired by
Igor Stravinsky’s famous ballet, Spellbound was written by Humphrey Bower. Directed by Philip Mitchell, it features some
of the company’s finest marionette puppets, which seemingly come alive through exquisite lighting design and the
distinctive use of ‘black theatre’ and Bunraku (traditional Japanese) puppetry techniques.
For the Term 2 School Holidays (July 3 to 17), one of the most endearing classics, The Bunyip of Berkeley’s Creek will
be revived by director, Noriko Nishimoto with original cast members Michael Barlow and Paul Johnson joined by
acclaimed musician, Mel Robinson. It features some of the most beautiful of hand-carved puppets as a “who’s who” cast
of Australian animals, including a naughty echidna, a recalcitrant platypus, a couple of ditzy kangaroos and an
assortment of birds, in particular a mad emu, who all try to help, somewhat unsuccessfully, a bewildered bunyip in his
search for his identity.
In August, the company will tour Tim Winton’s Blueback to the Goldfields, upper wheatbelt and lower Gascoyne regions
of Western Australia. Meanwhile back home, the company will prepare a new work, Birthday about those special
moments in everyone’s lives for the Term 3 School Holidays, (September 25 to October 9). Directed by Philip Mitchell
this celebratory original script will prefigure the following year’s 30 th anniversary celebrations culminating on the official
30 th birthday in February, 2012.
Artistic Director of Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, Philip Mitchell said that it was a busy year which would celebrate the
great legacy of the company’s past as well as look forward to an exciting future. “Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is a
remarkable family with a great lineage. It is made up of individuals who have all brought something to the company, from
the puppeteers, creative artists and staff to the backstage and front of house crews - and most importantly, the
audiences, the children and families of Perth and beyond who have supported and continue to support this remarkable
and magical environment and the puppets who really do live in it,” he said. “It is our wish that our artistic program for
2010 exceeds your expectations and that the magic of puppetry will help the young stay young and the old grow young
forever.”
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is based in Fremantle, Western Australia and is Australia’s leading puppetry company,
creating entertaining and inspirational theatre for young people and their families. In 2011, the company will begin its
celebrations for 30 years of creating quality new Australian puppetry works that excite the way we view our world through
image, illusion and entertainment. For more information, please visit www.sppt.asn.au or 9335 5044

Media Release: January, 2010
SPARE PARTS PUPPET THEATRE
The Night Zoo on tour
On tour: Midland / Joondalup / Margaret River / Mandurah
Media Contact:
John Michael Swinbank 0414 743 418
The Night Zoo on tour
During March, Spare Parts Puppet Theatre will take its
smash hit show of 2009, The Night Zoo on the road as it
continues to develop a regular circuit outside of its
Fremantle home, providing opportunities for families to
enjoy the work of this remarkable company.
Written and directed by Michael Barlow, The Night Zoo is a magical story about a little girl who dreams of befriending
animals. However, Jamie can only dream because she lives in the middle of the city and her parents don't think there's
room for a pet in their apartment.
However, one night, as Jamie falls asleep, something magical happens when one by one the animals of the city zoo
come out to find her. Aided by a lovable orangutang, Jamie joins them for a night of dancing in the park. As the sun
comes up and the dream is fading fast, there is one more surprise in store.
A fabulous cast of animal characters including Elephant, Giraffe, Penguin, Orangutan, Cranes, Thorny Devils, and the
wonderful Meerkats is brought to life by performers, Jacob Lehrer and Katya Shevtsov through puppetry, dance,
animation, masks – and a light sprinkling of manure!
Designer Iona McAuley has created a beautifully expressive cast of puppet characters and lighting designer, Romi
Poonoosamy deftly transports the action from the city at midnight to the dreamscape of the zoo. Remarkably, composer,
Lee Buddle completed his 21st original score for the company with this production. Projection of ‘cut-out style’ animation,
created by Michael Barlow, adds to the complexity of the staging.
Barlow said that The Night Zoo was created to express the joy that can come from making friends with animals. “Now
more than ever, we need to remember that we’re part of the natural world. Developing friendships with and
understanding of animals is one of the most meaningful and enjoyable aspects of this connection,” he said. “And the
benefits of interacting with animals through looking after a pet are immeasurable as children discover in themselves
feelings of compassion, care, kinship and the pleasure of being alive.”
Spare Parts invites you to join Jamie for a night on which her dreams come true and to go wild with the wildlife of The
Night Zoo. Keep in touch with the dream at www.sppt.asn.au Early bookings to secure tickets are always advised as the
company’s shows frequently sell out. 24/7 booking facilities are available online at www.sppt.asn.au or by phone on
9335 5044.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is Australia’s leading puppetry company creating entertaining and inspirational theatre for
young people and their families. In 2011, the company will begin its celebrations for 30 years of creating quality new
Australian puppetry works that excite the way we view our world through image, illusion and entertainment.
Excellent image, photo and interview opportunities are available.
Please contact John Michael Swinbank 0414 743 418 jm@johnmichael.com.au
LISTINGS:
The Night Zoo – on the road – Midland, Joondalup, Mandurah and Margaret River - Australia’s powerhouse children’s
theatre company, Spare Parts Puppet Theatre presents The Night Zoo, a stunning new work that explores the
remarkable relationships children have with animals - Suits anyone who's a bit of an animal, but perfect for 4-10. All
bookings (except Margaret River) to Spare Parts Puppet Theatre www.sppt.asn.au or 9335 504.
Midland Junction Arts Centre 1pm and 6pm March 13, & 10am and 1pm March 15, 10am & 1pm March 16
Prendiville Catholic College, Ocean Reef 10am and 1pm March 18, & 1pm and 6pm March 19, & 1pm March 20
Mandurah Baptist College 1pm and 6pm March 25 and 26
Margaret River Cultural Centre 6pm March 29 & 10am & 1pm March 30 www.artsmargaretriver.com or 9758 7316

News of Puppeteers, Companies, Forthcoming Projects 2010
Al Martinez is running prop-making classes at various times throughout the year at his studios in Kensington,
Melbourne . He’s also started a membership for Al Martinez Studios that entitles members to a
discount to a studio hire fee, consultation fee and course fee. He will be setting up more short courses in
metalwork and wood working . More details in next newsletter. Contact Al Martinez
Dream Puppets (Richard Hart and Julia Davis) will be travelling to Korea to perform ‘Dreamer in the Deep’ at the
Samducdong and the Mumurism Puppetry and Mime Festivals in late April/Early May.
Rachael Guy (Melbourne) will be performing her new version of ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff ‘in Thailand as part of
an English Language program in March.
Jacob Boehme will be be heading to India in March to undertake an Asialink residency for 3 months
working with Ishara Puppet Theatre on a range of projects. These include a Unesco funded initiative
to work with street kids in Delhi creating puppetry shows about HIV awareness, linking up with one of
India's last traditional shadow puppeteers. He will be taking Kathakali dance classes, part time. On
his return he will begin a residency with Gasworks to develop his own Indigenous Dance and Visual Theatre
Company 'Idja'...and will be working in strong partnership with Gasworks during 2010-11.
Beth McMahan and Michael Bevitt (Melbourne) taught a 2
week puppetry summer school in Canberra during January
and have busy year ahead of them.
Late last year Kay Yasugi (Sydney) ran a Puppet workshop for
the Teachers' Literacy Conference (Sydney, NSW)
The workshop, "Creating a Dynamic Literacy Classroom with
Puppetry" was part of the "Future Directions in Literacy
Conference" hosted by Sydney University's Division of
Professional Learning in the Faculty of Education and Social
Work.
Kay’s company, Pupperoos ,is a Sydney-based puppet
business that is passionate about combining puppetry with
education. For more information, please visit the Pupperoos
website at http://www.pupperoos.com
(Pupperoos’ Chee Chee at Sydney University)
Terrapin(Tasmania), Spare Parts (W.A.), Polyglot (Victoria) and Arena Children’s Theatre recently
performed at the Pittsburgh Children’s Festival in Philadelphia.
(Editors’ note: Let us know your news! )

F E S T I V A L S
Tallinn Treff Festival (Estonia) (5 to 10 June 2010) is looking for professional culture journalists from all over
the world, who work for a culture magazine, newspaper etc, to cover the festivities in the framework of TALLINN
TREFF FESTIVAL 2010. The festival is dedicated to street performances. The festival will host the journalists and
cover all the expenses on the ground of Tallinn (accommodation, meals, free attendance at festival events, cultural
program).
We ask you kindly to forward this e-mail to journalists, cultural associations, magazines, newspapers etc who may
be concerned by this message.
We would be very thankful if you could provide us any names before 2nd of February 2010 on the following e-mail
address: hannaleana@nuku.ee
Copenhagen Puppet Festival 2011
The dates for next years festival is now in place, so make a note in your calendar for the following
dates: March 24th– March 27th 2011. Our focus will again be adult puppetry.
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Puppet Junior 2010
But before then we are launching a brand new initiative: Puppet Junior which
is aimed at children families and is free. This mini festival will among other
things consist of an outdoor market day which will tour Vanløse, Vesterbro,
Nordvest og Amager all in Copenhagen. The festival runs from May 31st –
June 6th 2010.
The monkey Mono will perform at Puppet Junior 2010.
--------------------------------------Brisbane Festival---
ONE MONTH TO GO! Applications close Tuesday 2
March 2010
Head to www.brisbanefestival.com.au to download the
application info pack and apply

Opportunities:
Residency in Japan
Dear All
I would like to draw your attention to the open call for the artist in residence program 2010 at the Australia House at
Echigo-Tsumari.
Australia House - Artist-in-Residence Program 2010
Entries due 28 February 2010
Submissions are called for the "Australia House - Artist-in-Residence Program" (organised by Matsudai-Nobutai),
which will be held in Urada in Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan between 1 June and 7 August
2010.
Australia House was established as part of the 2009 Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial, providing a base to showcase
Australian artworks in Japan. It also serves as a venue for exchange between Australians and the people
of the Echigo-Tsumari region.
More information about the program guidelines and the application form is obtainable from the website of the
Australia House.
To receive various information on Australian art & culture in Japan, in particular updated information on the Artist
-in-Residency and other activities to take place at the Australia House, please subscribe our e-newsletters.
Australian Embassy Tokyo issues 2 art & culturee-newsletters, "What's On" and "Japanese Art Scene Monitor".
"What's On" is a monthly newsletter on Australian cultural events in Japan."Japanese Art Scene Monitor" is a bimonthly
newsletter on the Japanese contemporary art scene, which is intended to provide Australians with
information that will allow them to interact with and participate in the Japanese art scene including opportunities
for Australian artists. Both newsletters are delivered free by email to all interested persons. Registration is
easy from our website.
Public Diplomacy Section
Australian Embassy Tokyo
I would be most grateful if you could forward this information to anyone who may be interested.
Kindest regards,
Hitomi Toku
Cultural Officer, Australian Embassy Tokyo
2-1-14 Mita, Minato-ku, TOKYO 108-8361
TEL +81 (0)3-5232-4024 FAX +81(0)3-5232-4114
E-mail hitomi.toku@dfat.gov.au
http://www.arts.australia.or.jp http://www.jasm.australia.or.jp
(Source: Nancy Black, Secretary of UNIMA Australia)
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Update on NSW Working with Children in Schools Checks
There has been some confusion about the NSW Department of Education and Training’s requirements regarding
police checks for performers working in schools. However, the guidelines have been simplified for 2010. Under
the new arrangements, the first time a presented seeks to work in a school in NSW, the first school approached
by the presenter/performer would forward the completed ‘Prohibited Employment Declaration’, ‘Consent to
Employment Screening’ form and ‘100 points of identity’ documents to the Employment Screening Unit of the
Department. The presenter is required i) to comply with the employment screening process the first time they visit a
school in any year and ii) to provide subsequent schools visited with specific personal details of all members of the
group (full name, previous names/aliases, dates of birth), in advance, so that each school can verify the presenters’
Working with Children Check status with the Employment Screening Unit. Once approved to work in schools, the
approval is valid for 12 months.
NSW Department of Education and Training. alan.suthers@det.nsw.edu.au (02) 9255 8967

J U S T D E S S E R T S
by Kassius Kamel,
ex - Outback
Correspondent,
now
Refugee from
Australia
Yes, it’s me! I’m still here - but not for long , for I must flee the
impending “Great Australian Camel Cull”. I now consider myself to be A
Refugee From Australia.
However, thanks to the generosity of Saudi Arabia , I and my
extended family will be able to take asylum there to escape this accursed
camelocide. There, instead of being proscribed as pests and pariahs
of the pastures, we will be preserved as the Pampered Pets of Princes.
Our just desserts, indeed!
But do stay connected via my facebook page - a preview below - and add
yourselves to my extensive list of friends:
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Kassius Kamel is now on facebook
Here are some of Kassius’ friends:
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...and curiouser
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Kassius is a fan of: Opera , Listerine, , Pilates., Cosmetic Dentistry and a variety of Dates......
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Tidbits and Twitters
Did you know that the most viewed youtube posting in January was ‘Achmed the Dead
Terrorist’ - A PUPPET!
Check out Jeff Dunham’s controversial creation on http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=1uwOL4rB-go
Spike Jonze, Director of Where the Wild Things Are, Adaptation and Being John Malkovich is releasing a new
movie short entitled “I’m Here” WITH PUPPETS
Hilary Talbot (Canberra) has been noting Australian puppetry news as she happens to come across it, on
Twitter at @OzPuppetry Check it out.
LINKS for more information about Australian puppetry
www.puppetsinmelbourne.com.au
www.PUPPETRYNEWS.com http://africanpuppet.blogspot.com/
www.unima.org.au

Editors’ Note
The response to our proposal to assemble this monthly newsletter has been very encouraging. Puppeteers
(and puppets!) have popped up all over Australia and have sent their support, many of whom we’d never
heard. We hope we can meet their expectations.
This is a free and voluntarily produced newsletter and is open to all. We would welcome sponsorship. If you
are interested in being mentioned as a sponsor in the newsletter, please contact us on
dreampuppets@netspace.net.au
Please send reports of any known or suspected puppet activity by the 25th of each month. (Profiles of puppet
characters or drawings/cartoons also welcome). Please keep photo resolutions low. Preferably send written
material in .doc form so that it can be edited or rearranged on the page.
Publication will be during the first week of each month.
Best wishes
Julia Davis and Richard Hart
Dream Puppets
Concept and creation of photos - Richard Hart
Art - Julia Davis
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Stop Press:
The Grimstones will be performing at the Victorian Arts
Centre on 13 & 14 February
in the ANZ Banquet Room . Saturday 13th and Sunday
14th at 10.30 a.m. and 2..00 p.m. Sign Singing workshop
at 12.00 p.m. To book call 1300 182 183 or visit
www.theartscentre.com.au
www.asphyxia.com.au