What excites children so much about theater? - Children and books

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00:00:05: Hello and welcome to the children and books podcast today where recording the 21st episode

00:00:13: how many number of dramatic advisor at the German for being a theatre in Bolton and I'm happy that to you.

00:00:24: Hello.

00:00:26: And I'm very happy Catalina that you are today I will get you work in the Palace Theatre

00:00:36: and the puppet Theatre has got something very special for me in the last month with my students because I'm teaching sorbion in Dresden we were we had a look at the history of the puppet Theatre

00:00:51: at the moment this year they are celebrating 60

00:00:55: the puppet theatre in Balaton and they had a lot of of youth moments and I think in the

00:01:03: a lot of years this puppet Theater was well known to other countries to they made very special and nice saints and

00:01:13: what is making what you are making today and what you will make in the future

00:01:20: and I think this is very important very interesting for me and very lovely that you are a best today maybe you like to introduce a bit yourself how did you come.

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00:01:37: Coke and drama no I don't know

00:01:48: yes hello I reckon from Baillieston I studied in unique first dramatic adviser in the Academy

00:02:01: and I was playing with marionettes in a little later and

00:02:11: the falling off Mrs Barry visual art off of Theatre and there is serial physical

00:02:21: and so I was very glad that I met my actually friend to boyfriend is a player

00:02:29: and then he go it went to the public and I come with them and become premature.

00:02:39: Genetic adviser in pallets for puppet Theatre

00:02:48: puppet Theatre you heavy this hope you have a good work you have it everywhere around you yes hear a hanging puppets from the.

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00:03:00: Open we have mobile hanging and going around my head.

00:03:15: We often talk about new projects for property age and what can we do next what can we do new

00:03:23: when you sings because I'm potato there are so many

00:03:28: possibilities of playing with woman's and new possibilities of Puppets.

00:03:37: Each piece in the paw Patrol you can imagine you forms of building puppets and can you play them.

00:03:51: Play between the player and the puppet can be used you every time

00:03:59: there are some for mince and potatoes can see you the public player in some form of they are

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00:04:16: Which I now see you when we took a bit longer it's so

00:04:30: the rich and meaning for when you do something which is similar so I wish my husband to me in developing ideas for writing for

00:04:40: what is the radio on for books or four stories and very rich moment which we have together.

00:04:46: If you really value it since when I hear now that you do it with your partner I think it is so important and very very strong power.

00:04:56: Which is good for a partnership to sometime I think it's

00:05:04: also important in 38 of them you can as a public player sings about poverty puppet theater

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00:05:15: dancing with puppets he's very active advisor thinking more about seems topics and extract endian

00:05:29: good conclusion

00:05:30: doing this together as a practice and improve with puppet and then on the other hand to sing about strictly

00:05:44: text what takes can you speak or what topics can we do with this improvisation with puppet yeah

00:05:52: yeah yeah and what would you say what makes Puppeteer do so special is it only for children more special that we can create in each

00:06:05: Theater in New Digital world and the new.

00:06:12: Rules and because puppets can.

00:06:16: Amusements that we can't do as a actor or men and so we can go

00:06:24: in the world with Whiskas packets and can do all what we want that they do we can make them a boots and very tall or we we can make

00:06:39: big nose when we wanted and they can we can do extract marinette that.

00:06:46: And don't.

00:06:49: Make a movement be no but if you really knew movement what only you can do this metrul very.

00:07:01: The painter in in India in life.

00:07:06: Yes I think this combination of something which we recognise or which we know or what we know.

00:07:16: Something totally new and she didn't expect this fascinating yeah it's with you fall in love too so you like to you would like to go to Burton to live there.

00:07:30: I like marionettes because they.

00:07:33: The movements are so in against and fluently but you can give them.

00:07:42: Movement.

00:07:44: Anthropology human movements part yes very own movements and life is there.

00:07:54: Do you sometimes have a puppet or marionette which you do something to play with.

00:08:04: I are you some.

00:08:10: Things lying around that are puppies but now I've or some people that we have

00:08:21: the moment the children are very loving.

00:08:28: Sandy it is a lively

00:08:31: it's coming alive this is very special with her things especially when when there is some problem.

00:08:46: Head of solution when we

00:08:49: make some surprised with your tablet and I play yes I have another

00:08:58: and I can talk to my children in another way about a problem because I'm not I'm not the mother I'm the figure as a puppet yeah

00:09:08: about this problem in another two to talk about me in in the she form

00:09:17: yes Society talking about mama has stand and I think there's a special thing with the figures of Puppets is vacancy which he is added

00:09:33: yes you're very big freedom.

00:09:43: And this point sometimes when you do project with young people that they can use figure or something to tell you something.

00:09:53: Yes yes it will be done project with young people the year of

00:10:01: 13 years is age for them as they're not so amused when they have to.

00:10:11: Go on stage with their own bodies.

00:10:13: Feelings and so we have some project with Shadow and say

00:10:22: is there a shadow puppet Shadow Puppets end with them this speak about feelings and so on

00:10:31: it's more easy for them easier and this is very very clever because then you can reach them.

00:10:41: Yeah you found a way how will they can tell us something which is important for them on our way they can go with yes.

00:10:51: Branko would you like to do something like that

00:11:01: and it was like really interesting because the teachers didn't make a lot of.

00:11:07: Horses on lessons in two or three in my

00:11:12: scooter really I was really impressed with it and people can express themselves on a different level cos if you have to stand in front of it

00:11:27: the group and have to say something for most people this is like the biggest food they have and with the addition that they don't have to speak in front of people

00:11:41: different person in inform other a shadow that is speaking and their thoughts.

00:11:48: It's a nice experience and most people can you with it much better and I think that's great I think that's great but also I was interested in

00:11:56: the audience company what was usual greatest moment what was the moment you remember you're remembering in the.

00:12:08: Puppet Theater was what was like the nicest moment for you with the puppets in the PSV.

00:12:18: We have last year it's a piece with much music and.

00:12:25: Little bits of what's the possibility for kids to talk.

00:12:33: It doesn't seem.

00:12:38: And it's available in the Cloud to talk about what's a and.

00:12:50: It's very nice when when I see is it that was is happening on the stage.

00:12:59: Motivating the children to talk about it.

00:13:07: I think this is a very great development we talked about this on our job and podcast so I can see learn German and listen to our children talk about watch that means for me to say great Development so the child which is coming to look something great and big

00:13:26: you are not or more only allowed to sit in to look you don't need to shout all the time but you can.

00:13:35: You can be a part of it it's great because when you have got to impose to say something you can do it great break perspective for fuel transport.

00:13:48: Yes end in another piece about the children to Cannes

00:13:57: the try something out was a hence not only to speak but to play with material and.

00:14:07: What is is in the Shadows not on the speakers

00:14:14: puppet but have built-in tool dancing with head what was the hands

00:14:26: end and actions about huskies tools that they can play

00:14:31: with the fantasy enter her hands it was their hands in poverty I don't intend building art.

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00:14:45: Yes and I think this is a very good ending of all podcast today I can say to all who is God listening to us with your children take your hands please.

00:14:56: Let the hence talk and you will see the reaction will be just another so thank you Carolina sent you that you have been so.

00:15:05: What was Ice about the puppet Theatre and there would be so much more to say but thank you thank you.

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