Puppetry
Who doesn’t love puppets? Sooty and Sweep, Punch and Judy… Even the Thunderbirds! Check out our reviews of productions which include our animated friends in this section.
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Review: Shadow Kingdom, Edfringe
A bewitching bedtime story with a fantastical plot and mind-blowing shadow puppetry skill.
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Review: JM Coetzee’s Life & Times of Michael K, EdFringe
A breathtakingly powerful reflection on humanity and humankind.
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Review: The Way Back, EdFringe
A rather bizarre puppetry show for children using body parts blown off in a wartime explosion.
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Review: Suitcase Circus, Little Angel Theatre
A comical, conspiratorial hour of fun and nonsense
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Review: Where the Water Falls, Little Angel Theatre
A delightful debut production
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Review: The Blue Pool of Questions, Puppet Theatre Barge
A beautifully crafted puppet show
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Review: Blind, The Coronet Theatre
An imaginative, humorous and deeply moving healing process
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Review: A Water Journey, Little Angel Theatre
An urgent story of environmental fragility.
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Review: Bill’s 44th, Barbican Centre
A fun evening of meticulously polished puppeteering
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Review: Pea, Puppet Theatre Barge
A hugely enjoyable contemporary fairy tale