And more excitement than one family can handle... the Boom kids will be on their best behaviour as they round up to meet the Queen at the Aarhus Festival opening celebrations…. maybe even Princess Mary will stop by to give Grandpa a kiss?
Following the opening the waltz the Boom Family and our hoofing Cows create corruptible carnage around the showgrounds over 10 days of festivities. You can catch them romping around the both the Aarhus and Skanderborg Festivals.
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27th August – 5th September 2010 @ Århus Denmark
Aarhus Festival www.aarhusfestuge.dk
Skanderborg Festival www.smukfest.dk
Snuff Puppets are driving our workshop vehicle to Denmark to design and construct spectacular giant puppets with local artists. A two-week People’s Puppet Project workshop is being held at the Peter Sabroe School in Århus.
The 30 workshop participants are a bunch of young local artists who will collaborate with Snuff Puppets. Together we'll design, build and concoct a giant puppet theater work.
People’s Puppet Project @ Peter Sabroe School, Århus Denmark
Catch up with us all this Friday 9th July to Sunday 11th at 10am, 12pm and 2.30pm.
On the loose our those naughty Boom kids and with their dozy Grandpa trailing closely behind. And across the square you'll find rampaging Cows and their flirtatious line dancing Cowboy who's likely to snuggle up with Mum if you give him half a chance.
Roll up for a night of the weird and wonderful when the doors to the Burton Club swing open. Featuring Snuff Puppets own ghastly skeletons plus the fast-paced rhythms of Johnnie and the Johnnie Johnnies and Zombie hula hoopers Hoopnotised.
Take a peek at Tim Burton: The Exhibition at ACMI then head to the Burton Club for free entertainment. What more could you ask for?
Burton Club Thursday 1st July from 6–10pm @ ACMI at Fed Square
Head to into the city in July for an explosion of shameless Snuff Puppet shenanigans. Dressed up like a bull that’s won first prize at the show, is the bootlicking line-dancing Cowboy parading his herd of life-sized cows round the square. An awkwardly shy though curious bunch, don’t be surprised if the cows let themselves loose….
Come the meet the Boom Family – meddlesome Mum and dawdling Dad are taking the kids, Scotty and Kelly, out on the town but while Grandpa’s determined to dilly-dally around they’ll be getting no place fast.
See you there from the 5th - 11th July, checkout Puppets at Fed Square.
Roaming the streets at the Shanghai World Expo is the world-traveled Snuff Puppets’ Boom Family. It’s a timely holiday for the family who are coming out of retirement to entertain the crowds.
Closely following the Booms are those pestering giant seagulls followed by a clambering herd of life-sized cows. Puppet madness and mayhem are sure to ensue.
See the latest snapshots of Snuff projects in progress, our artistic collaborations with artists and workshops with community groups around the world.
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Snuff Puppets are off to the Australian Performing Arts Market in Adelaide 22nd to 26th February. Catch our run down on the Peoples’ Puppet Project.
Building on a tradition of presenting unorthodox theatre, Snuff Puppets presents Snuff Clubb for Melbourne Fringe 2009.
Not just a night in the theatre, but a cabaret club gone wild, with never before seen giant puppets, live music and special guest performance acts.
As the night unfolds the inner machinations of the characters’ twisted psyches are revealed as the Clubb itself begins to unravel. Be prepared to be lead through a grotesquely surreal physical transformation, as everything and anything can happen.
Show runs 25th September to 10th October. See Melbourne Fringe Festival
Forest in the Night has been chosen to perform for the 31st session of Theater of Nation in Nanjing, China. The show will be performed on the 25th and 26th of October 2008.
From 22nd June to the 5th of July we ran our second People's Puppet Project in Java. Collaborating with 10 professional artists and 50 students, we created a spectacular performance based on stories from the Ramayana. The show was presented in the district of Bantul to an audience of 3000 people.