Puppet theatre under COVID-19

Emma Fisher, C. Astles
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Puppetry is a resilient art form, as has been evidenced by the response of puppeteers to the recent COVID-19 pandemic Perhaps this is fitting, as puppeteers have a long history of travelling to perform and adapting their performances to changing circumstances In this report, we provide a sample of puppetry projects that are taking place around the world and some insights from puppeteers on how they are working through COVID-19;using puppetry to teach about COVID-19 and teaching puppetry in general;to entertain and to perform puppetry that is offered as ritual at a time of crisis
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新冠肺炎下的木偶剧
木偶戏是一种有弹性的艺术形式,木偶演员对最近的COVID-19大流行的反应证明了这一点。也许这是合适的,因为木偶演员有很长的旅行表演历史,并使他们的表演适应不断变化的环境。我们提供了世界各地正在进行的木偶戏项目样本,以及木偶戏演员对他们如何应对COVID-19的一些见解;利用木偶戏教授COVID-19和一般的木偶戏教学;在危机时刻作为仪式提供娱乐和表演木偶戏
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