PUPPET CENTRAL
Imaginative puppet and mask classes and performances at Puppet Central in St Johns, Portland, Oregon.
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Puppets' Night Out: Dragon Theater Puppets Present: "The Reluctant Dragon"
We are delighted to welcome Dragon Theater Puppets to Puppet Central for our "Puppets' Night Out" on Saturday, Jan 31st, 2015 at 6PM!
Puppets' Night Out: Kelly Campbell of KC Puppetree: "The White Cat"
The talented and lovely Kelly Campbell delighted the audience at Puppet Central in January 2014 with her humorously inventive performance of "The White Cat!"
Puppets' Night Out: Kelly Campbell of KC Puppetree: "The Recycled Gift of the Trashi"
Kelly Campbell performed her wonderful show "The Recycled Gift of the Trashi" in December 2014 for our "Puppets' Night Out" series at Puppet Central in Atelier Gallery.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Halloween 2014
Halloween at Atelier featured John doing portraits of Gallery Visitors in their costumes, while Shae presented a fun puppet show called, "Little Spoon's Halloween."
Monday, April 30, 2012
Friday, April 20, 2012
Press Release
April 20, 2012
For Immediate Release:
What: The Play “Everyman”
by Anonymous (15th Century.)
Contact: Shae Uisna for
information.
When: Friday May 4th, Saturday May 5th,
Friday May 11th, Saturday May 12th at 7:30PM There is also
a FREE matinee performance on Thursday May 10th at 11:00AM and a
final matinee performance on Sunday May 13th at 2PM.
Where: At the Performing Arts Center (PAC) of Portland Community College ,
Sylvania Campus:
12000 SW 49th Ave. Portland , OR
97219
Tickets are available a half-hour before
performances at the Theatre. Theatre tickets are $10 general admission, $8
Seniors, Students and Staff, and $5 for groups of 12 or more.
Box Office Phone: 971-722-4949
Who: Patrick Tangredi, Director; Shae Uisna, Puppet Design; Jamie Tait, Set Design; Dan Hays, Lighting Design; Erin Gilday & Lauren Darms, Costume Design.
About the Play “Everyman”:
Crossing the gulf of centuries from medieval times to today, “Everyman” deals
with timeless issues; it asks the important question: When you die, what really
matters and what of our earthly life is lasting and significant?Told with fantastic larger than life puppets and set in a metaphysical landscape of mystery and intrigue, this 600 year-old play follows the journey of the character "Everyman," who is tasked by Death to meet God his Maker for a reckoning. Stalling for time, Everyman begs for the chance to bring a single companion with him to his death. He tries to enlist his Family (Kin, Cousin), Material Goods, Beauty, Strength, and his Five-Senses, but none will follow him to his death. Will his feeble companion "Good Deeds" be worthy enough to follow him to his final reckoning? Come and find out, and see a modern spectacle that reaches across the centuries to tell a timeless existential tale of humor, struggle, and the indomitable human spirit.
Of special interest to this contemporary and exciting production are the puppet designs of guest artist Shae Uisna and the set design of Jamie Tait. In this vision of otherworldly and extraordinary events, Ms. Uisna has shown how powerful puppets can be in expressing ineffable experiences, while Mr. Tait has created a hauntingly lyrical world, a driftwood cathedral of skeletal trees for actors, shadows and puppets to tell their tale.
www.uisna.blogspot.com for photos of the making of the puppets and masks.
www.pcc.edu/about/theatre/
Finished Puppets on Stage
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Everyman Show Info & Postcard
Friday, March 30, 2012
Puppets in Progress: March 08 - 23, 2012
Close-up of "Fellowship" (Seven Stevens) |
Seven paints the Mask for the Angel of Death (Seven Stevens) |
One of the "5-Wit Fish Puppets," (Hearing) hangs from the "Fishing Pole" in the Shop. |
Chris Davis and the "Left-Ear Fish" (Chris Davis, John Teply) |
Kitreena Wakefield paints the mask of "Knowledge." |
Lauren Darm puts the finishing touches on the mask of "Good Deeds." |
Coral Ferguson working on one of the Hand-Fish. |
"Cousin" and his creator, Kitty Nunez. |
Seven makes the back of the head for "Fellowship." |
"Cousin" (Kitty Nunez) |
"Knowledge" (Kitreena Wakefield) |
Kitty and Cousin ^-.-^ |
The color-rendering of "Kin" by Kristy Bess. |
"Kin" (Kristy Bess) |
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