Handspring Puppet Company platform event

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Handspring Puppet Company demonstrate the horse puppets on the stage

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Basil and Adrian from Handspring Puppet Company are interviewed about their puppets for War Horse on the Olivier stage. They give a demonstration of the puppets in action and talk about the design and engineering of the puppets.

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