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Blaque Berry Puppets and Storyteller Daniel Romano to appear at Shaw Arts Fair Oct 1-2
The Shaw Arts Fair is located on the 4100-4200 Blocks of Flora Place in Shaw neighborhood, Saint Louis. Admission to the Fair is $5, free for children under 14 accompanied by an adult.
Sat, Oct. 1, 2 PM: Storyteller Daniel Romano presents folk tales for all ages at the children’s stage
Sun, Oct 2, 3 PM Blaque Berry Puppets presents “Tales from the Forest”, a puppet show for children (adults are welcome also) at the children’s stage.
All performances are included in the price of admission.
For more information, call 314-771-8576
I (Tom Bonham) auditioned for America’s Got Talent producer’s audition in October. I performed a medley of I Put My Hand In There, Do You Hear the People Sing, Tomorrow, The Phantom of the Opera, and Defying Gravity with my bath glove, bath pouf, and bath sponge puppets. Li’l Bearr was on my shoulder the whole time, and I also created a copy of Piers, Sharon, and Howie and their “X’s” with dusters.
It was the all day ordeal they promised. I arrived at 8:15 am and left at 5:15 pm. Very promising things happened during the audition. However I signed their routine confidentiality agreement that I cannot reveal anything about the auditions or auditioning process, or I would be disqualified from competing. It was amazing how well organized an auditioning process it was for such a multitude of auditions in such a short time.
They will only inform “winners” and it will be probably in February. Channel 5 announced that the Saint Louis celebrity judges auditions will be held in March.
Peppy Puppet Troupe will receive a $50 grant from the Puppet Guild to represent the Guild at the Ready Reader’s Fund-Raiser, Jan. 29th at Clayton High School. The event starts at 2 P.M. and Peppy Puppet Troupe will be bringing puppets to visit with children and conducting a puppet
making workshop. They will be making a cat in honor of the Ready Reader’s theatrical production of Puss n’ Boots. The event goes until 4 p.m. and there will also be a silent auction to help raise money for their group. All Guild members are invited to attend.
Ready Readers is a St. Louis-based nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring preschool children from low-income communities to become readers. For more information about their group or this event go to their web-site:
http://www.readyreaders-stlouis.com
This is one of the many important collaborations of the Puppet Guild of Greater St. Louis.