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It’s a bit of magic, you bring something to life

It’s a bit of magic, you bring something to life

Tineke Jonkman and Paula Starreveld of the Poppekus troupe performed their puppet theater at Kasteel Assumburg on Sunday. They distinguish their work as professional puppet theater, emphasizing the creative process of bringing inanimate objects to life.

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