Punch & Judy resources
Over the years I have produced a number of Punch and Judy related computer-based resources. The first of which was to make available a reproduction of the Collier/ Cruikshank record of the Piccini show. [ Click here ]
When you are standing in the rain watching your booth getting wetter and wetter here is a fantasy that you may appreciate: [ Click here ]
Here is a Punch and Judy Christmas card. [ Click here ]
A bibliography of books relevant to Punch & Judy [ Click here ]
A line drawing that can be used for colouring in. [ Click here ]
An article on Punch from an old boys annual. [ Click here ]
A set of cards that tell the story. [ Click here ]
Replicating the Roselia Punch and Judy. [ Click here ]
A lexicon of proscenium shapes [ Click here ]
The Palatial puppet booth compnany [ Click here ]
Links:
PunchandJudy.com: Everything you ever wanted to know in this comprehensive web site.
Glyn Edwards: Punch and Judy guru.
Geoff Felix: Maker of fine puppets, performer and Punch and Judy historian.
Lachlan Haig: Australian Punch and Judy performerspecialising in shows for adults.
Keith Preston: South Australian Punch performer who also organises puppet events throughout Australia (see below).
Puppet Palace: The puppet organisation that can provide all your puppet needs. Not just Punch and Judy.
David Wilde: Traditional English Punch at its best. David is also a collector of puppets.
Mark Poulton: Puppet maker and a specialist in the seaside show. Mark's performance at Weymouth during summer is an essential experience.
John Styles: One of the legends of the art.
Bryan Clarke: Another legend of the show and the most respected of the Punch makers.
Robert Styles: London performer whose show I admire very much.
