Puppetry

Puppetry is a form of theater where inanimate objects, called puppets, are brought to life by performers. These puppets can be hand-held, marionettes, or larger creations, and they often convey stories, emotions, and themes, similar to actors. In children's theater, puppetry engages young audiences through colorful characters and imaginative tales, making it an effective tool for education and entertainment. The puppeteers manipulate the puppets, using voice and movement to create an engaging performance that captivates the audience's imagination and enhances storytelling. Puppetry blends art and performance, offering a unique way to experience theater.