DON'T JUST LOOK puppet show by HMTC

Two actors from HMTC perform with puppets a social awareness story. For maximal audience enjoyment sign language and closed caption will be used. Event has been filmed for YouTube

Hanford Multicultural Theater Company received an Arts and Accessibility  Grant from the California Arts Council in June of 2020. Originally, the  grant was to allow people with disabilities to enjoy all aspects of the  puppet theater experience, including performance. With the pandemic  restrictions, thinking out of the box became necessary along with safety  measures. As well, filming the puppet play in our three year old  company became an additional experience that we are happy to continue.   The story discusses citizen responsibility when eye-witnessing societal  issues. The main characters is Huey, and his friend Louee who uses a  wheelchair.  This puppet show is a first for our theater. This film production of the  puppet show is also a first. HMTC has been enriched by this grant and  the current restrictions to continue using film as part of our  repertoire. Enormous thanks to Mark Saltzman for training Huey and Louee  puppeteers and introducing HMTC to the world of theater.  Huey and Louee will come back again for another puppet performance.  

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