Date: Mon, 1 Apr 2002 21:20:23 EST
Subject: Re: PUPT: Monies for the arts



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In a message dated 3/31/2002 11:27:53 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
Wayong-AT-aol.com writes:


> 
> that arts org. helping abused kids...is that the one connected to Endicott 
> Studios (the artists & offspring org.s?)  I read about it online several 
> months ago...interested in hearing what they do.  Of course it's a bit far 
> away from me, but was planning a road trip soon to Arizona to see work of 
> the 
> faerie & fantasy artists & other stuff.  any puppet happenings go on there?
> 
> 

I don't think it has anything to do with Endicott Studios but I could be 
wrong.  Check out their website or run a search.  It's called Free Art for 
Abused Children.

Yeah, there's puppet stuff here.  Our theater - the Great Arizona Puppet 
Theater is open 5 days a week, year-round.  We host guest artists as well as 
presenting our own shows.  Our website is azpuppets.org.  There are also some 
puppet people down in Tucson.  Tucson Puppet Works is some young guys who 
have a studio and do public performances in the Tucson area.  Their web page 
is charlitos.xoasis.com.  Phoenix Guild of Puppetry is pretty active and 
meets at our theater.  We're co-hosting National Day of Puppetry with them at 
our theater.  We'll have shows - some free, some we're charging for, 
puppet-making activities for children, workshops for adults and teens, and 
evening shows for adults.  Adzooks Puppets from Indiana will be here for 
that, as well as Tucson Puppet Works, and Hank Stewart from Tucson, too.  The 
schedule for our Natl Day events can be reached by going first to "Show 
Schedule" on our web page.  Next year as part of our season we're hosting 
Grey Seal Puppets, the Periales, Katie Adams, and Blair Thomas.

If you come to Phoenix, stop by!  We have a beautiful historic building we've 
been renovating since 1996.  


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