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Handspring Puppet Co.: A genial arte de marionetas por detrás do War Horse

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"As marionetas tentam sempre estar vivas", diz Adrian Kohler da Handspring Puppet Company, uma trupe de humanos e actores de madeira gloriosamente ambiciosa. Começando pela história da delicada pata de uma hiena, os marionetistas Kohler and Basil Jones avançam até à história do seu mais recente assombro: o maravilhosamente realista Joey, o Cavalo de Guerra [War Horse], que anda a trote (e galopa) de forma convincente no palco TED.

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 Portuguese by Nuno Miranda Ribeiro
Reviewed by Jáfia Câmara
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