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Shadow puppetry
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a form of puppetry in which flat figures are held between a light source and a screen, creating shadows that are projected onto the screen and appear to move and interact with each other
What is "shadow puppetry"?
Shadow puppetry is a form of storytelling where figures or shapes are created using puppets made from flat materials, such as paper or leather. These puppets are positioned between a light source and a screen, casting their shadows onto the screen. Performers move the puppets to create characters and scenes, often accompanied by narration or music. The resulting shadows create a visual story that is both engaging and imaginative.
Example
The cultural festival featured a unique galanty show, showcasing the rich heritage of shadow puppetry through elaborate performances that blended tradition with innovation.
