When the Pictures Came
Presented by Terrapin Puppet Theatre

One day two deliverymen arrive. And in their arms is a box. And in the box is a machine. And in the machine … are the pictures. Hold your breath – we’re going in …

The surreal and poetic narratives of Tasmanian playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer are brought to life by the inventive and comic techniques of digital puppetry. This exciting new show for young people blurs the distinction between theatre and cartoon with a seamless merging of projection and live action. Once again Terrapin reinforces its status as an Australian company working at the cutting edge of puppetry.

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MORE INFORMATION:
TV programme: ABC Stateline Tasmania, Puppet Power
Background information: Year of Australian Culture in China
Playwright: Finegan Kruckemeyer
News article: The Australian, No getting lost in translation
News article: Australian Stage Online, The evolution of puppetry
News article: Finegan Kruckemeyer wins Seaborn Award





Director: Frank Newman
Writer: Finegan Kruckemeyer
Animation Director: Zeng Yigang
Production Designer: Kate Davis
Composer: Matt Marks
Costume Designer: Shi Lei
Lighting Designer: Emma Valente
Performers: Zhang Jing, Wang Yaoqi, Rose Kokkoris, Sam McMahon, Ding Shiliang & Emily Newton


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  • TICKETS Full $25
    Concession $20
    Child (under 16) $15
    Family of 4 $68
  • DURATION 55 mins (no interval)
  • WHEN & WHERE HOBART
    Playhouse Theatre
    106 Bathurst Street
    1 April
    at 1pm & 6pm
    2 April
    at 2pm & 6pm
    3 April
    at 11am & 2pm

DIRECTOR'S TALKAnnette Downs speaks with
Director Frank Newman
FREE EVENT

Produced by Terrapin Puppet Theatre and the Children's Art Theatre of China Welfare Institute, in association with the Lakeside Arts Centre and Reckless Moments

 

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