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Good.

Probably because Frank has the most directorial experience.

They've sold presigned posters in the past. J

In Scotland they had signed posters for sale, as well as unsigned ones, and t shirts. All very nice, and not too pricey.

It won as well! Outrageous. Innuendo a go-go! Nice video.

I love that giraffe. Very very nice.

This has been discussed in great depth already on this and other forums.

Go! It's fabulous. Television doesn't do it justice...live theatre and all that!

Poodle Fur. It's quite widely available over here, and has a nice stretch to it.

Nice!

They're quite a well known and respected company over here. Good to see that video clip. Thanks. J

He famously danced with Jerry the mouse, so he obviously had a sense of humour. I really wouldn't worry about this at all.

Sorry meant to sound quite so rude. Was on the phone at the time, rather distracted, just meant that they would have helped with positioning of the puppets in relation to the puppeteers heads/arms! Monitors aren't that expensive though. J

Monitors may have helped though.

Spoke to Richard, the puppeteer, about it this evening. Apparently it was a seperate cabled arm, they detached and joined at the shoulder, with a handgrip with ringpulls for each of Flats' fingers at the end of the rod control to his wrist. Hope that makes sense. J

Put the marionette in a drawstring bag, closing the bag at the top of the puppets head. Spin the puppet so that the strings twist together. Wrap the strings round an s shaped piece of wood, called a cleat (this cleat idea was suggested by Bickerdike many years ago).

They encountered the same problem in England, changing him to an old child actor who was hard up and called Gary. However they changed it back to Gary Coleman during the preview period.

Really good to hear the Puppet Up! song again...happy memories from a Scottish summer.

You're right Buck. It was published by DaSilva and they sold out, even getting rid of the ones with printers errors.