It's the Smallest Show on
Earth! In
our display cases: tiny replicas
of famous theatres made of paper.
Paper theatre was a very popular form of drawing room entertainment
in the Victorian era: Families built the theatres and put
on plays.
Stick around after our performance and help us build the next theatre.
(free parking on the weekends)
On the lower level of Geisel library at UCSD in front of the
Arts Libraries display cases.
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This 200-year old art form was most popular in countries with fine color printing presses. Many paper theatre productions were printed to promote actual theatre houses and the actual productions mounted there. This festival features classic productions and new works written and designed just for this festival.
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An INVITATION to
Sculptors & Scriptwriters, Dollmakers & Diaoramaists, Researchers & Recyclers, Miniaturists & Activists & More TOY THEATER EXHIBIT
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PAPERWORK
- Kell Black's exhibit, at the
Clarksville TN Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, November 2001.
Also "Audio
Portrait" interview on WPLN, Nashville Public Radio
LONG LIVE TOY THEATRE - LYNN ZETZMAN'S EXHIBIT AT AARON BOHROD GALLERY IN APPLETON WISCONSIN - OCT. 22-NOV 16, 2001
Photos
Interview
Don Abramson's Review