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Popular television programmes in the early 20th Century

Popular television programmes in the early 20th Century

by Silke Technau | Feb 19, 2021 | Raise the curtain

A little television history in advance From the 22nd March 1935, the Deutsche Fernseh-Rundfunk (German Televsion and Radio) service broadcast regular live recordings and became the first regular television service in the world (for 250 viewers!).The first portable...
Why is the Augsburger Puppenkiste the famed and successful marionette theatre that it is?

Why is the Augsburger Puppenkiste the famed and successful marionette theatre that it is?

by Silke Technau | Feb 14, 2021 | Raise the curtain

It was above all the intensive television work that fast-tracked the Augsburger Puppenkiste to success: with countless programmes over almost 70 years, it has etched itself deeply into the (West) German cultural memory. Many of it’s programmes are available on...
Birthday greetings for Harry Kramer on 25.1.

Birthday greetings for Harry Kramer on 25.1.

by Silke Technau | Feb 10, 2021 | Raise the curtain

Harry Kramer (1925-1997), son of a craftsman who worked in the railway repair works, first in Lingen and later in Neumünster, is a trained hairdresser, a trained crew member of main battle tanks and a tap dancer. In his childhood and youth he learned to carefully...
A Fairytale Castle built upon wishes…

A Fairytale Castle built upon wishes…

by Stephan Schlafke | Feb 5, 2021 | Raise the curtain

In this Advent production schedule we would have had our show – DORNRÖSCHEN (Sleeping Beauty) on the programme. As a small consolation for our loyal theatre audience, here is a little look behind the scenes of this production, which we brought to the stage at...
Puppet Theatre and the Moving Image? Insights into the research project of the KOBALT Puppet Theatre Lübeck

Puppet Theatre and the Moving Image? Insights into the research project of the KOBALT Puppet Theatre Lübeck

by Stephan Schlafke | Jan 27, 2021 | Raise the curtain

On 3, 10 and 17 October 2020, the Lübeck Puppet Theatre and the TheaterFigurenMuseum will give insights into their work in the event series POETRY OF THE PUPPET THEATRE. The research project PUPPET&MICROCAMERA will also be on the agenda. But what is actually...
Object of the week: Camera on threads

Object of the week: Camera on threads

by Stephan Schlafke | Jan 21, 2021 | Raise the curtain

In the research project “puppet & microcamera” we explored the interplay between camera, animation and puppetry in different ways. Camera as a co-player One question was: What happens if the camera becomes an actor? Its recorded image projected onto...
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