Comments on: In the arms of the other http://www.underthepoppy.com/http:/www.underthepoppy.com/archives/in-the-arms-of-the-other Love. Sex. Puppets. Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:12:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Kathe http://www.underthepoppy.com/http:/www.underthepoppy.com/archives/in-the-arms-of-the-other/comment-page-1#comment-30 Kathe Thu, 20 Mar 2008 12:15:23 +0000 http://www.underthepoppy.com/?p=22#comment-30 What a tribute to that puppeteer, that you still remember his long-ago performance. The visceral lingers! It's been both a surprise and a thrill, while researching/writing this book, to learn how very much alive the art of puppetry is, here, now, today. The visceral lingers. . .And thank you for the compliment. What a tribute to that puppeteer, that you still remember his long-ago performance. The visceral lingers!

It’s been both a surprise and a thrill, while researching/writing this book, to learn how very much alive the art of puppetry is, here, now, today. The visceral lingers. . .And thank you for the compliment.

]]> By: Evan Myquest http://www.underthepoppy.com/http:/www.underthepoppy.com/archives/in-the-arms-of-the-other/comment-page-1#comment-29 Evan Myquest Thu, 20 Mar 2008 05:48:57 +0000 http://www.underthepoppy.com/?p=22#comment-29 Coincidence, the first live puppet theater I remember was "Medea" in high school or eighth grade-- ewww nasty, strikingly so. There was a man (Professor somebody, I can't recall) traveling the country doing the one-man puppet show for lit classes and assemblies. Great writing! (as usual) ~e m Coincidence, the first live puppet theater I remember was “Medea” in high school or eighth grade– ewww nasty, strikingly so. There was a man (Professor somebody, I can’t recall) traveling the country doing the one-man puppet show for lit classes and assemblies.

Great writing! (as usual) ~e m

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