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Puppetry Arts - Education - Workshops and Talks for
Schools and
Events
We work with
Schools,
Carers and
Teachers to
develop
Workshops that
suit them.
That can
fit with individual, one
off and whole School
Topics.
Recent examples include.
Tell Me a Dragon,
Barnabus Project and
Mini Beasts.
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Puppetry Workshops for
all, including Schools and Events.
We come to you with everything
supplied for an all inclusive fee.
Whole School day x4 classes x120
students.
A variety of Moving Mouth Creature
Puppet Making Workshops available
including Cavemen, Dragons,
Dinosaurs, World Animals, Mini
Beasts. Bespoke Puppet designs and
workshops created for individual
Schools and Schemes of Work.
Nottingham based available UK
wide. Workshops are delivered by
Professional Puppet Maker,
Puppeteer, Care Experienced,
Marcus Clarke FRSA DBS CTLLS CET
Teaching Qualification. |
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Lakeside Puppet Making Workshop 2 hour
Session 2023

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Below
and new Mini
Beasts Puppet
Making - Bugs and
Insects Puppet
Making Workshop -
Whole School day 4
classes x120
students. Can be
linked to Ecology,
Science, Design
and Technology,
Art and Design and
combined with
other Puppet
Making Workshops
in the same Scheme
of Work or Single
Day Workshop
Activities. Marcus
can also have a PP
Group for an hour
for discussion on
aspiration and or
for targeted work.
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"Arts subjects
and experiences have an
evidenced role in
contributing to improving
outcomes for children and
young people, providing
them with skills for life
and skills for work.
The arts are an essential
tool in building a humane
society. They are a
building block for social
cohesion; they are
important for
understanding our
collective histories, and
for promoting inclusion,
and enabling agency within
a diverse society. They
underpin our cultures and
the economy, and are
important for personal
development, health and
wellbeing. They provide
memorable experiences and
a creative outlet which
enables children to
explore and express their
emotions and their
identities, and can help
in supporting children who
are struggling with their
wellbeing. They can enable
young people to
collaborate and flourish
as individuals in their
schools, communities and
the wider world, as well
as in their future
careers. Arts subjects
have intellectual depth,
breadth, and rigour. A
rich arts education
supports the development
of many desirable skills
and capacities which are
valued by young people and
by employers, including
teamwork, empathy,
problem-solving,
experimentation,
self-confidence,
imagination, innovation,
and creativity. We
describe the arts as being
‘full spectrum’ subjects,
supporting the development
of critical thinking,
oracy, self-expression,
selfbelief, independence,
initiative, focus,
flexibility,
collaboration, compassion,
responsibility,
resilience, achievement,
and creative freedom".
From The Arts in Schools:
Foundations for the Future
report which was published
by A New Direction on 30
March 2023 to mark four
decades since the
publication of The Arts in
Schools: Principles,
practice and provision by
the Calouste Gulbenkian
Foundation in 1982.
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At Events
Puppet Making
at The Green Man
Festival Wales.
Puppets that can be made
in Tents 2018 and 2021.
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Dreaming
with Roo. Children's
Theatre Show. Currently in
development.
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Puppetry
and Art - Lectures
and Talks.
Gallery
Talks, Puppet
Making Workshops
and Show and Tell
demonstrations
linked to my
latest art
exhibition are
available to book.
I'm currently
developing a
Gallery Talk for
my latest Art
Exhibition, Fairy
Stories for Lost
Child Hoods at
Mansfield Library
Gallery on until
the 25th Feb. This
Talk will double,
treble as a School
Assembly
Presentation and
short HE Lecture
focussing on the
process, the
development of
just one of the
Artworks, Aladdin.
From initial idea
through several
sketches to
completed Artwork.
Comments or
expressions of
interest by
contact e-mail
message please. |
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   At
Film Festivals.
At the QUAD, Derby Film
Festival 2014
delivering a Puppetry
for the Screen
Masterclass. Introducing
Little Shop of Horrors
and catching up with The
Storyteller, Actor Sir
John Hurt.
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Have
you ever wondered how to
bring Puppets to life?
Click the above picture to
see a Puppetry for the
Screen Masterclass.
Made for the Kids BAFTA
website.
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Universities,
Colleges,
Schools, Youth
Groups and
Festivals.
Demonstrating various
Puppets and
configurations
with TV and Film
clips.
KS2 to
MA in English,
Animation,
Performing Arts,
Fashion, Art and
Design. Film and
Media Studies.
Duration's from 30
minutes to 1 hr 40
minutes. More |
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Advanced
Puppeteering Training
Workshops
For
Practitioners using either our
Puppets or their own.
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Adult TV Puppetry
Workshops since 1993
Our TV Puppetry
Workshops and Talks advance
the understanding of the Art
of Puppetry.
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