FAQ About The Role of Puppetry in Global Storytelling
What is shadow puppetry, and where is it most commonly found?
Shadow puppetry is a form of storytelling where flat, articulated figures are projected onto a screen using a light source. This ancient art form is most commonly found in Southeast Asia and China, where it has been traditionally used to portray stories from local folklore, mythology, and history. Known for its intricate designs and dynamic visuals, shadow puppetry is appreciated for its ability to create captivating and immersive storytelling experiences.
