Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Members of the puppetry team for “Life of Pi” discuss making the show’s animals seem all-too-real on a very crowded lifeboat. By Laura Collins-Hughes ...

THANK YOU. SWITCHING GEARS NOW. SO A MAN, A ZEBRA AND A TIGER ALL GET ON TO A RAFT. AS THE PEACE CENTER’S NEWEST BROADWAY PLAY. AND MANY OF THE ACTORS ARE MADE OF WOOD AND METAL. WHO BETTER TO TELL US ...

As part of its 2026 Spring Puppet Show Series, the Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry at the University of Connecticut will welcome back New York City-based Chinese Theatre Works to ...

The Broadway production of "Life of Pi," has made it to Des Moines, featuring world-class puppetry that brings an entire zoo to life. Hyenas, a zebra, apes and even a Bengal tiger, are all puppets ...

"Life of Pi" puppeteers Aaron Haskell, Anna Vomacka, and Anna Leigh Gortner. Taha Mandviwala as Pi and puppeteers Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin, and Toussaint Jeanlouis as Richard Parker in "Life ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES -- A stage production of "Life of Pi" is now playing in downtown Los Angeles, bringing the tale's iconic animals to life with impressive puppetry. The star of the show is a ...

This Tony Award-winning Broadway play takes audiences on a fantastic journey across the Pacific Ocean. A young man named Pi Patel experiences a shipwreck and manages to escape to a lifeboat, but he’s ...

JOHOR BARU: A group of primary school pupils got creative in an art class and made tiger puppets from used angpow packets to usher in the Year of the Tiger. Nine-year-old Lee Yee Chell said she ...

When Richard Parker slinks into the room, it is difficult not to catch your breath. The Royal Bengal tiger puppet is the star of the stage production of “Life of Pi” and the puppeteers who operate him ...

Guilherme Marcondes‘ short film Tyger is narratively simple but visually stunning. A giant tiger, played by a wonderfully articulated puppet, pads through a city, transforming its animated inhabitants ...

In an adaptation for a theater in Sheffield, England, the tiger at the center of Yann Martel’s best-selling book comes startlingly to life. By Holly Williams SHEFFIELD, England — In 2001, Yann ...