On February 8, The Glitterbox Theater will welcome a night of polka, punks, and puppets. “The Dragon of Polish Hill” is an original puppet play in the making. This will be the first version before touring other cities.
Pittsburgh puppeteer Dave English and Austin-based puppeteer Will Schutze will combine live performance, music, puppets, and video to tell the authentic story of Stanley Onion, the oldest man in Polish Hill who is made from onions. Onion’s co-star will be Willy James, the newest resident of Polish Hill. The story is about the colliding of cultures in a transforming urban neighborhood.
Austin-based artist, songwriter and puppeteer Will Schutze hails from a forty-year tradition of marionettes. His dancing skeleton marionette, Mr. BoneTangles, was featured in Jon Favreau’s film “Chef.”
Original music for the prerecorded version of the show will be provided by Pittsburgh-based band The Upholsterers.
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