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Hi!  Here are some details about myself:
My name is:	Kevin Tuck
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My occupation (when I'm not doing puppets!) is:
My approximate age is:	Not specified
I live in the state of:
... in the country of:	United Kingdom
Here's some information about my church or puppetry organisation:
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Some of My Puppetry Background
Q: Why do you write puppet scripts? What motivates you?
To reach children for Christ.
Q: Tell us about your church or puppet organisation.
I don't have direct involvement with a puppet group but I enjoy writing.
Q: How did you get started in puppets and what attracted you to this area?
I was asked to write some scripts for a puppet group run by other members of my church.
Q: Where does your inspiration come from to write puppet scripts?
A seed idea from others starts me thinking and it all goes on from there.
Q: What advice would you give to someone just starting out in puppetry?
Communicate clearly - think your ideas through and present them in language that will be readily understood. Don't use jargon unless it is readily used and understood by children (but remember that the currency of words can change or devalue quickly).
Q: Who are your favourite puppet characters and what do you like about them?
The two old theatre critics from the Muppets. Such character, such sardonic wit, so well communicated!
Q: What are the most important qualities in great puppet scripts?
Truth. Conciseness. Communication.
Q: What would you do if you were a puppet?
Interview my "handler".

And here are some other scripts by me/us:

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1. Garden Of Gethsemane by Kevin Tuck  - View script	Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0
This is a dialogue between a Roman soldier and a Jewish gardener. The soldier, though not averse to a bit of corruption, is generally straightforward and open but a little simple. The gardener is more astute and upright, but preoccupied with matters to a degree where he - rather than the soldier - is the one who misses the crucial point. Keywords: Angels  Bible Stories  Death  Easter  Jesus  Miracle  Resurrection
2. Lemming Sketch by Kevin Tuck  - View script	Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0
The broad way leads to destruction snd the narrow way leads to life - this sketch makes this point through a dialogue between a natural history broadcaster and a lemming. Keywords: Animals  Apologetics  Death  Eternal Life  Priorities  Salvation
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