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Monday, August 13, 2012

Illustrations for The Gnomes of New Hope

This post is in preparation of me placing a few of the scenes from the storybook here for you to review. They are still in the computer at the studio, but shortly I will move them to this workstation.

In the meanwhile, if you scroll down further on the page (past the discussions below) you will find some images of Constable Warren. We now have over thirty characters, of which, many of them can become Garden Gnomes. We are working on sculpting more of these gnomes and expect that these sculptures will be used for the puppetry and for ancillary markets. I am even thinking now in terms of candy.

Keep watch, I will try to upgrade the information on this show as best as I can. We are now up to thirty-two songs and closing in on the end of Act II. Whew! What a journey! AG
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The future of Cinema Under the Stars

Visit: Cinema Under the Stars for discussion about this program. All activities in the Meadow Amphitheatre are on hiatus. This and other programs will center around a new portable stage which we are building and will be presented at various locations.

The Meadow Amphitheatre

The Meadow Amphitheatre has been dismantled due (in large part) to vandalism.

We expect to rebuild a portable version of the stage, which will be available on a rental basis. Look for further information to appear on the web pages linked below or send an email to imagemindag@verizon.net

A tour of The Meadow Amphitheatre has been moved to it's own site and there is a page on Facebook titled "The Shakespeareans of Tamanend Park".

Please refer to The Shakespearean Journal for the commentary & discussion regarding efforts to rebuild the stage."

Any information or photographs regarding this stage activity may be found at these three locations and postings will depend somewhat on the interest shown by other people.




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