Well it has Happened and the Sun Shone brightly and s,the crowds came flocking.
It has been so much fun after two years of hard work.
Finally find The Nottingham Urban Fox that I have been waiting for.
Photo credits to Madi Wallner and Allan, our official Festival photographer.
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Originally posted on myteatowels:
I know that many people could, and would, accuse me of having too many tea towels. Maybe over 900 does seem a bit excessive but I love tea towels, in all their varieties and I do use them, all. I have been collecting them, myself, for over 50 years and, on…
Everyone beavering away, in Offices, Studio’s, Caves, Theatre’s and the Streets of Nottingham. Completing puppets, sets, sewing, risk-assessments, orders, invoices, tickets, chairs, gazebo’s, domes, van’s and yet so very much more.
We shall be starting tomorrow evening on World Puppet Day, 21st March 2018.
Still no sign of Urban Foxes.
Last making session. From now on it will be honing performance skills in preparation for the Big Parade on Sunday 25th March when so many puppets of so many styles and sizes will be meeting.
The whole gang has worked so very hard and with such good humour.
I cannot thank enough for the special contributions of our volunteer assistants Izzy, Richard and Sophie.
Is it a mask, a puppet, a hat or what?
Whatever it is, it must be the dogs bollocks.
Reviewing my work with Puppets and looking at how I simplify forms.
Stephen Jon Mask 