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    • 7 years, 2 months ago
    • Hello,
      I find it alarming that in the United States people see masks used primarily in children's theater. Please don't assume that i am anti-children's theater but it is shocking to me that Masks are viewed as such.
      Does anyone else acknowledge this trend? And if such a trend is occuring is anyone attempting to dismantle the stereotypes?
      thanks,
      chris

    • maskhunt 7 years, 2 months ago
    • Hi Chris,
      I think I know what you mean and also agree with Sunhawk. I think that if there is a problem it is not that masks are perceived to belong to children's theatre but perhaps the notion of children's theatre being something &quot;less than&quot; and so the quality tends to be banal.I think puppetry is also lumped in their with masks and children's theatre. However, I think that wherever they are is good. Let there be an abundance of masks and mask performance. Seeing stuff that I judge to be banal only inspires me to experiment more and try to improve/perfect my performing.
      cheers
      Deborah Hunt

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