Sentence examples for puppet booths from inspiring English sources
Using two stands, rather like puppet booths, in full view of the audience, stagehands make close-up videos of mini-sets, flats and props, which are then projected onto a screen in the shape of a sunburst that hovers over the orchestra.
Writer says Butchard is Punch and listens to him talking to himself in his puppet booth.
This Petrushka replaces the original scenario of the puppet booth at Butter Week Fair with a barefoot ballet blanc in which glimmers of the old story remain.
It was painstakingly collated by the eminent late historian George Speaight, and experts say it provides a significant record that traces the development of Punch and Judy's performances as marionettes in the Restoration era, to their 18th-century reinvention as glove puppets in fairground booths and on London streets and as children's seaside entertainment in the 20th century.
Here there was free outdoor opera; over there, a puppet show; mimes and stilt-walkers wandered among food booths and jazz groups.
Most of the traditional puppet folk heroes of Europe are hand puppets; the booth is fairly easily portable, and the entire show can be presented by one person.
Bands, magicians, dance groups, puppets, art, pirates recalling the old days, storytellers and food booths are some of the diversions.
He hijacks Jolly's Punch and Judy show with his own puppet (a Punch that looks like it was carved by Hieronymous Bosch) before beating Jolly in his booth with his "red raw stump" and being ejected by the police.
SCARSDALE Puppet Show, Jilly Puppets.
