Thinking Puppets | With Handspring Theatre Company | National Theatre

How can you tell what a puppet is thinking? The Tony award-winning Handspring theatre company explain how they go about choreographing thought in their puppets, during rehearsals for 'Or You Could Kiss Me' at the National Theatre.
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[@stuartthomson13]

So cool 😎 and it's so real 😌

[@ericafrank8705]

beautiful.

[@ScottLandOfficial]

See War Horse. Then it will make sense.

[@cyndertheblackdragon456]

Exactly what I was thinking! XD Don't tell me there's a female ver of this. o.o

[@Emilysorvillo]

just wondering what the dank was for lol ??..

[@opinionatorX]

Call me. I will tell you

[@theoldspirit9280]

I know this is a very old comment but my guess is for realism. Like this character is a base for a male so when they put clothes on it it would read male and people would think " ok this character is a male" . But yes once you strip everything away a puppet would indeed look weird

[@sphen87]

kinda creepy