Welcome to the world of Puppet Tree!
 Puppet Tree makes story, play, dance, excitement, mystery,
laughter and wonder a part of everyone’s experiences!
Puppet Tree is here for individuals, groups communities who want to find a new direction, a new confidence or a new story to tell.
Puppet Tree is for people like you...
 Puppet Tree is Ian and Allyson Craigan, experienced community artists and musicians. Please take a look around the website and if you have any comments or questions, get in touch through the "contact us" page.
Forthcoming Puppet Tree events: DoItInAday - Puppet Tree is delighted to be working with the Close Connections project at Hereford Cathedral to develop a series of DoItInAday workshops. Each workshop will take a different period in the history of the Cathedral Close and bring it to life through story, costume, music, dance and multi-media and ending up with a public performance.
- Mayhem
in the Middle Ages: pilgrims,
plague & royal rage
- Civil
War Siege: royalists rumble
with roundheads
- Three
Choirs & the TumbledownTower: concerts and collapses
- Victorian
Empire – building, business
& bombast
- When
I were a lad: world wars,
women’s lib and Wembley
We are pleased to announce that James Atkinson of JDA Media is part of the team. James will be helping participants to use DVD recording & editing on the day, including blue screen, pre-recorded projections and scenery projection. We'll be launching a website soon where participants can start gathering inspiration and ideas for the workshops. The FREE workshops are being planned for venues all over the diocese of Hereford - if you'd like to host one, please get in touch
Big voice, big fun! - Ian is helping to compere Starfest, Stanley Road School's multicultural week, culminating in a community Peace Picnic on Worcester's Fort Royal Park on Fri 25th June
Perry Wood multicultural picnic - Ian will be sharing stories from India at this fantastic school & community event in July, inspired by a visit he and Ally made to the Don Bosco Maria Ashiana Centre in Lonavla at Easter
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