75 Kid {approved} Activities

75 Kid {approved} Activities 

By Cuegly

75 Kid {approved} Activities

75 Kid {approved} Activities 

By Cuegly

How to write scripts for your puppet shows

Master the art of writing exciting scripts for your puppet shows. Here are some of the best ideas that would help you write a great script for your shows.
In a ventriloquist act, a comedian uses a puppet, often referred to as a ventriloquist dummy, as a prop to perform a routine. Ventriloquism is all about creating an illusion, the more powerful the illusion, the better the show. A talented ventriloquist is able to control his lips while he talks to create the illusion that the sound is actually coming from the puppet's mouth. Typically a ventriloquist act is a solo act, so you need a lot of planning and practice before you go out on stage, because there won't be other performers for you to depend on. The script for your puppet show or ventriloquist act is going to play a vital role in making your performance a success.
Create a name and character for your ventriloquist dummy. Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen became famous for his dummy, "Charlie McCarthy". Similarly, Nina Conti, another ventriloquist is well known for her shows involving a monkey puppet. In many ventriloquist acts, the relationship between comedian and dummy is somewhat adversarial, allowing for some jokes made by the dummy at the ventriloquist's expense.

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Abner: The old man latex puppet with photos

Abner: The old man latex puppet

Abner, the old man puppet is enjoying his golden years. This character looks great, no matter how you dress him. With a latex head, hands and ridiculously large latex feet. This puppet is made to be customized. You can use your imagination to dress him as you wish. The feet are made to come off so that you can put shoes on him. He can be dressed in suit and tie or shorts and sandals. This puppet also comes with a custom carry bag at no extra charge.

For more details, photos and how you can use this puppet please go to : 

http://www.allpropuppets.com/products/people-puppets/abner-the-old-man-puppet/

New Puppet by Allpropuppets, GeeGee the Giraffe Puppet

Hi everyone! Today I am going to share my New GeeGee the Giraffe Puppet with you. I named GeeGee the Giraffe.

Meet GeeGee. This beautiful puppet has a latex head and hooves. The skinny legs contain a wire armature and can be posed to fit your skit.This puppet is super lightweight and very lovable. The zipper at the bottom is a great feature for cleaning your puppet and extending its use. This puppet comes with a custom carry bag at no extra charge.

GeeGEE will fit right into your show. Just bring this puppet out and get an instant laugh..

For more details please click the link bellow:

GeeGee the Giraffe Puppet

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Puppet Script: King and the Wise Man

Narrator

• King
• Servant
• Witch
• Guard
• Wiseman

 

SCRIPT:

 

Narrator:  Once upon a time there was a king who dreamed that he had lost all his teeth.  When he woke up he told one of his servants.

 

King: Oh, I had a terrible dream!  Well, it was really a nightmare!

 

Servant:  What was it about?

 

King:  I dreamed that I lost all my teeth!… I wonder what it means.

 

Servant:  Your majesty, if you want to, I can tell the witch from the forest to come and give you an interpretation of your dream.

 

King:  Go to her house and tell her to come right away.  I am really worried.

 

Servant:  I will be right back.

 

Narrator:  The servant went to the witch`s house and told her about the king`s dream.  When she went to the palace she said.

 

Witch.  Oh, how unfortunate you are, King!

 

King:  Why? 

 

Witch:  Each fallen tooth represents the death of one of your relatives, your majesty.

 

King:  Then… I will be left alone.

 

Witch. Yes, your majesty.  You will be all alone…

 

King:  What an insult!  How do you dare to tell me such a thing! Get out of here!…

 

Witch:  But…

 

King:  Guard! 

 

Narrator:  When the guard entered the room, the king said.

 

King:  Take this woman to jail. And never let her out!

 

Guard:  Yes, your majesty.

 

Narrator:  The guard and the witch left the room.  Meanwhile the king told his servant.

 

King:  Who will help me now?  She was my only hope.

 

Servant:  No, your majesty, I can still bring the wisest man from the kingdom.

 

King:  Very well, I hope he can help me.

 

Servant:  I will be right back.

 

Narrator:  The servant went to the house of the wiseman and told him about the king`s dream.

 

Wiseman:  Take me to the King.  I know exactly what his dream means.

 

Servant:  Let`s go.

 

Narrator:  When the wiseman was at the palace, he said.

 

Wiseman: Oh, happiness is waiting for you, your majesty!  Your dream means that you will live longer than all of your relatives.

 

King:  Then I will live many, many years?

 

Wiseman:  Yes, your majesty, you will even outlive all your relatives. Long Live the King!

 

King:  I am really pleased with your interpreatation!  That is really good news… Guard come here!

 

Narrator:  The guard entered the room and he said.

 

Guard:  Should I take him to jail, your majesty?

 

King:  On the contrary, give this man a hundred gold coins!

 

Wiseman:  Oh, thank you! 

 

King:  You deserve it!   Now I am completely sure that you are the wisest man in my kingdom… guard, escort him to the palace gates.

 

Guard:  Come with me, Sir.

 

Narrator:  When the wiseman and the guard left the room the servant was outside listening to whole conversation, then he said.

 

Servant:  It`s not possible!  The witch told him the same thing you did.  Both of you made the same prediction… but she was sent to jail… and you received a hundred gold coins. I can`t believe it!

 

Wiseman:  Remember, my friend, that all depends on the way you say things… there is a great difference in how you delivered the message.   One of the great challenges of mankind, is to learn how to communicate.

 

Narrator:  And the wise man left the palace with a hundred gold coins.

 

The End

 

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