Thursday, August 20, 2015

Hello, new blog!

Dear reader, friend,
we had a beautiful time posting about puppetry or other inspiring experiences here on Lemons and Puppets. Thank you so much for being part of it, following, or just accidentaly visiting! Due to some refreshing changes, we will continue our occasional blogging from the new website of puppet theatre Kukulu
Feel free to drop in, visit, comment, engage with us on instagram, facebook, or twitter

It will be great to see you again! 

Greetings, Lena

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Tieret

Today I sneaked into the theater with little children again. 
Once I mentioned that many Belgian theatres tour the cultural centres around the whole country. So I started to pay more attention to some interesting shows which are being played not far from where I live.
Theater Tieret made recently a new show under the directing of Neville Tranter (Stuffed Puppets). I like Tieret and I like Tranter. So I went on a little trip to a small town Tielt and I went to the theater with maybe eighty kids not older than 5 years and their teachers. Being probably recognized as one of them.
Rimpelwals means something like a waltz of wrinkles. We meet a grandpa and his grandson and we follow some memories of the dear grandfather... who is somehow dieing in front of our eyes, and nicely poetically leaves the boy and us while dancing his last waltz...
I've seen many grandfathers puppets, and many jokes with their teeth. But Rimpelwals is not dishonouring old people. And it is not underestimating those young kids watching the story. Above all I found it a very heartwarming story.
The tour of Theater Tieret's Rimpelwals continues in january in Netherlands, go and see and shed a tear...


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Friday, December 12, 2014

I saw a singing tent

A very  intersting object theatre workshop was happening in Brussel in november. Under the leading work of Agnes Limbos and Christian Carrignon, 12 people were bringing weird things to life. Funny and fresh. Strong and tragic. Singing tents, glitters and crashing cars... 


Pierrick De Luca, Jeni Barnard - Une femme amoureuse

Pierrick De Luca - Une femme amoureuse

Audrey Dero - Schneewittchen

Clement Montagnier, Jeni Barnard - Le cordon ombilical

Thursday, November 27, 2014

Friday, November 14, 2014

Go and see: puppetry tips

If you are in Belgium don't miss the Art Day for Children or Kunstendag voor Kinderen this Sunday 16/11. There will be a lot of creative stuff to do and see. For example the show of Theater Tieret, they will play in a tent in Lint their short scientific show about dreams and dreaming Baraque Future. 
Or the show De steltenloper, which is a person walking on stilts... Those long wooden poles... sounds mysterious. (coproduction of De Maan and Nat Gras)

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It will be a special day for us too. Playing Popoty in Gent in the morning and The Cake Story - Koekensprook in the afternoon in Roeselare. May there be more Art days like this! See you!

Kukulu - Koekensprook




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