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Handspring Puppet Co.: Het geniale marionettenspel achter War Horse (Oorlogspaard)

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"Marionetten moeten altijd trachten tot leven te komen," zegt Adrian Kohler van de "Handspring Puppet Company", een beroemd en ambitieus toneelgezelschap met zowel menselijke als houten acteurs. Na het sprookje over de vernuftige poot van een hyena, werken de marionettenspelers Kohler en Basil Jones toe naar het verhaal van hun nieuwste verbazingwekkende vinding: de wonderlijk levensechte Joey, het Oorlogspaard (War Horse), die met overtuiging over het TED-podium draaft (en galoppeert).

Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler, of Handspring Puppet Company, bring the emotional complexity of animals to the stage with their life-size puppets. Their latest triumph: "War Horse." Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Janneke Meijntjes-Lok
Reviewed by Christel Foncke
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