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About the magic in art

— Bogdana Kosturkova

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Rise Of Magic… Or How Witches Do Exist

— Katerina Georgieva

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„Montecchi – Capuleti“ at the puppet theater – Bialystok, Poland

— Victor Boychev

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„Immurement“ or the Prostrated Master Manol

— Mitko Novkov

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The Tale of the Tramp King

— Patricia Nikolova

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Tale of the Wandering of Kindness

— Viliya Monovska

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Pumpkin Jam

— Mihail Baykov

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The Dream of the Conductor

— Mihail Baykov

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To Fly Means to Believe

— Elena Angelova

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The Playful Beginning in Theater – Useful and Enjoyable for the Smallest Viewers of Puppet Theater

— Elena Angelova

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A Play upon Words

— Katerina Georgieva

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The Lighthouse of Subconsciousness

— Viliya Monovska

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About “Momo” and the Easiness of Recreation

— Olya Stoyanova

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About the Rats and the People

— Svetlomira Stoyanova

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The Theater as War

— Katerina Georgieva

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Somewhere in New York

— Mihail Tazev

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Of Puppets and Men – When the Voice Finds its Way to the World

— Gergana Traykova

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Ray of Light toward the Underground of a Human Soul

— Natalia Aleksieva

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A chronologist between Nice and Vidin – far away from time

— Katerina Georgieva

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1984

— Svetlomira Stoyanova

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Monsters by Duda Paiva

— Albena Tagareva

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The Land of Oz

— Zornitsa Kamenova

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Treasure Island – Between classics and Virtual reality

— Mihail Baykov

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Just a pair of shoes

— Gabriela Evstatieva

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A warning of future without hope

— Natalia Aleksieva

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The Ugly Duckling

— Zornitsa Kamenova

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Job – puppet theatre for adults

— Alexander Hristov

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The fairy tale as a world language

— Katerina Georgieva

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Тhe Most Beautiful in Theatre is the Beginning, When You Think up and Draw Things That You Know are Impossible

— Gabriela Evstatieva talks to the set designers Iva Gikov and Ivaylo Nikolov

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Which comes first – the hat or the head?

— Katerina Georgieva

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The King Stag – three hundred years since the birth of Carlo Gozzi

— Alexander Hristov

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Just a Pair of Shoes

— Gabriela Evstatieva

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The Ugly Duckling

— Zornitsa Kamenova

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Three Matches – Lit in the Dark One After Another

— Mihail Baykov

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The colorful world of black and white Pinocchio

— Natalia Aleksieva

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The Fairy Tale as a World Language

— Katerina Georgieva

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Monsters by Duda Paiva

— Albena Tagareva

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The Land of Oz

— Zornitsa Kamenova

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Treasure Island – Between Classics and Virtual reality

— Mihail Baykov

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Somewhere in New York

— Mihail Tazev

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Of Puppets and Men – When The Voice Finds its Way to the World

— Gergana Traykova

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I, Sisyphus – Flying, Hitting, Falling and Getting up …

— Siyana Nedyalkova

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About Momo and the Easiness of Recreation

— Olya Stoyanova

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The Dream of the Conductor

— Mihail Baykov