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Arctic Animal Pandemic Parade These puppets were part of a project created during the pandemic when the masks and distance of a parade were an ideal way to bring art safely back to the community. The performance was done in collaboration with Ithaca Puppet Pod and Charity Rae. 
Ithaca Festival Parade
A festival that features a parade, local artisans and music to celebrate the community. The creatures were done in collaboration with Lilypad Puppet Theatre.
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The winter creatures are made of cardboard, fur, felt, tape and helmets are used as a base for the heads.
Moss, bark, seeds, branches, cardboard and fabrics were used to create this gentle giants.
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Puppet Wedding
As a true puppeteer, I had a giant puppet officiate my wedding. My partner, the musician Isaac Sharp, and I choose an outdoor, art performance ceremony.
And the event was featured in The New York Times.
As a true puppeteer, I had a giant puppet officiate my wedding. My partner, the musician Isaac Sharp, and I choose an outdoor, art performance ceremony.
And the event was featured in The New York Times.
Performance: I Sense a Presence
An interactive performance that invites audience members into the story and immerses them into a space through sound, touch, smell and play. Read the article about the performance. The set design was created in collaboration with Your Art Club.
Artists Market Includes Theatre
Artists Market Includes Theatre
Crankies: a form of shadow puppetry
Crankies are long, hand illustrated scrolls that are wound onto two spools. The spools are loaded onto a box with a viewing window. As the scroll is cranked, it reveals one scene at a time as a song is sung or the story is told. In the 19th century, they were called moving panoramas. In collaboration with Lilypad Puppet Theatre.
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