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George Karakantzas discusses puppet theater blending the visible and the invisible. · Cyprus Report

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George Karakantzas discusses puppet theater blending the visible and the invisible.

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Γιώργος Καρακάντζας has described puppet theater as an art form that blends the visible and the invisible, the familiar and the magical.
He is directing a traveling shadow and paper theater called "Οι Αντιγόνες" designed for accessibility to diverse audiences.
The production is co-directed with Samaneh Latifi and aims to engage with various communities.
Karakanthzas emphasizes the unique qualities of puppet theater in his artistic vision.

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Γιώργος Καρακάντζας: «…θέατρο κούκλας […] τέχνη που συνδυάζει το ορατό και το αόρατο, το οικείο και το μαγικό…]Naftemporiki · 9 days ago

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Γιώργος Καρακάντζας has described puppet theater as an art form that blends the visible and the invisible, the familiar and the magical.
He is directing a traveling shadow and paper theater called "Οι Αντιγόνες" designed for accessibility to diverse audiences.
The production is co-directed with Samaneh Latifi and aims to engage with various communities.
Karakanthzas emphasizes the unique qualities of puppet theater in his artistic vision.

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