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| Marilyn Price is a nationally known puppeteer and storyteller who has been using puppets "to sell Judaism through stories to everybody, even those who don't yet care" for over twenty years. Because, as she says, "I love being Jewish and I value Judaism's lessons". Marilyn's uniquely hand-crafted characters convey and enthusiasm for the joy of Jewish living to all of her audiences both young and less-young. She does a wide variety of programs for all sorts of audiences (Jewish and not) and Jewish pupperty is not her major business, but it is that with which she is most closely connected. Over the years Marilyn and her puppets have traveled to every corner of the United States using original scripts based on Bible, the Midrash and Hasidic tales. Her choice of materials - she makes all her puppets – reflects her impish sense of humor as nerf balls, feather dusters, toilet paper tubes and baby sleepers come to life with her touch. Among her Jewish creations are the talking latke (potato pancake) and a unique ensemble of other handcrafted characters that help to make up her Punch and Judaism program, a collection of stories centered on Jewish heritage and values, adaptable for all audiences. |
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