The thing about puppets, as those who have handled them know all too well, is that they take over. They have a life of their own. This is all fine and good as long as the puppet-masters don't get swamped by the magical power of supposedly inanimate objects. Much of the fun and originality of Tom Morris's restlessly inventive take on Midsummer Night's Dream, made in collaboration with the Handspring Puppet Compa…
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 08:45PM on March 15, 2013