Author Archives: dnapuppetry

Red Rebel puppet ready for action!

Posted on October 7, 2020 by dnapuppetry

Rachel writes ‘ I started making the red rebel puppet a few months ago, so she would be ready for climate change actions and demonstrations. She can be used as vertical or horizontal rod puppet, so she can move with … Continue reading →

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DNA Puppetry at Glastonbury

Posted on July 19, 2020 by dnapuppetry

A collection of photos from performing at Glastonbury festival over the years with all the many artists/family weve worked and played with. The DNA team were very proud to be listed in the 50 year celebration book with performances, workshops … Continue reading →

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Round & Round ! early years tour 2019-2020

Posted on January 31, 2020 by dnapuppetry

DNA Puppetry/Imaginary Leaps shared performances of our newly adapted storytelling theatre play ‘Round & Round’ in a tour Nov/Dec 2019, sponsored by the City of Fremantle. With performances at local early years settings, Fremantle Arts Centre and Sullivan Hall Community … Continue reading →

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Canterbury Festival Chicken Licken

Posted on October 25, 2019 by dnapuppetry

The classic show Chicken Licken performed by Adam Bennett was presented at a vintage original Spiegeltent in Canterbury as part of the Canterbury Festival 2019 “I really enjoyed performing in this amazing venue,” says Adam ” the people who helped … Continue reading →

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Kidz Field, Glastonbury Festival 2019

Posted on July 20, 2019 by dnapuppetry

This year DNA Puppetry took off to the ‘greatest show on earth’ once again with an all women family team of Glasto Goddesses! The Kidzfield celebrates 25 years this festival and in DNA Puppetry’s 25 year history, we have performed … Continue reading →

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Imaginary Leaps joins Small size Network

Posted on July 20, 2019 by dnapuppetry

Imaginary leaps is very proud to be accepted as a member of the international early years childrens theatre network Small Size! The Network is a member of ASSITEJ International, Childrens Theatre association Small Size was founded in 2005 with the … Continue reading →

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Cloud Child wins Fringe award!

Posted on July 20, 2019 by dnapuppetry

Earlier this year DNA Puppetry’s Cloud Child was nominated for a Childrens Theatre Award at Fringe world Perth! Congratulations to all involved and a big thank you to our Perth audiences! Cloud child and Lynda Moylan

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Chicken Licken returns to the UK for a Spring 2019 tour

Posted on March 26, 2019 by dnapuppetry

DNA Puppetry and Visual Theatre are presenting the timeless classic Chicken Licken in April 2019 in three lucky venues – Jacksons Lane in London, Norden Farm Centre for the Arts in Maidenhead and Square Chapel Centre for the Arts in … Continue reading →

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Cloud Child at Fringe World Perth, WA

Posted on February 5, 2019 by dnapuppetry

Last weekend Cloud Child flew into Perth to delight families with young children in the Sunset Verandah venue at Scarborough beach. Playing in a big top tent to a large audience, puppeteer Adam Bennett and circus performer Lynda Moylan told … Continue reading →