rod puppet
1 of 1noun/ˈrɑ:d pʌ.pɪt/
Forms:rod puppets
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a type of puppet controlled by rods or strings attached to its body, used in puppetry performances and storytelling
A rod puppet is a type of puppet that is controlled by one or more rods attached to different parts of its body. The puppeteer manipulates the rods to make the puppet move, such as raising its arms or making its head turn. The body of a rod puppet is usually made from materials like fabric or wood, and the puppet often has a large, expressive face. Rod puppets are commonly used in puppet shows, theater performances, and television, offering a way to create fluid and controlled movements. They are popular for their ability to perform detailed actions, adding to the visual storytelling.
- The puppeteer skillfully moved the rod puppet to make it appear as though it was dancing.
- I watched a fun puppet show where the characters were all rod puppets, each with a unique set of movements.
- The rod puppet’s head turned as the puppeteer gently pulled the rod, making it seem like the character was looking around.
- In the theater production, the rod puppets interacted with the human actors, creating a magical experience.
- He used a rod puppet to act out a funny skit during the school play.