Star of new ‘Odyssey’ adaptation?
Your imagination. - Eileen O’Grady Harvard Staff Writer Puppet designer Kate Brehm and puppeteer Abigail Baird discuss the movements required to ensure a sharp silhouette of the puppet during scene in the A.R.T.’s new stage adaptation of the epic poem. |
Library Lion“Even for this adult reviewer, the lion puppet quickly became something magical: with the tilt of his head, his wide-open, half-lidded or closed eyes, a dip of the puppeteer’s knee, the lift of a paw or the flick of its tail, this amiable king-of-beasts conveyed happiness, pleasure, sadness, disappointment, distress, warmth, anxiety, and a host of other emotions. The three puppeteers worked together seamlessly; one soon forgot they were there.”
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Abigail Baird, Amy Liou and Tatara Tang perform the lion puppet created by the Jim Henson Creature Shops in Los Angeles and New York for Adam Theater’s production of Library Lion presented at the Boston Public Library and the Calderwood Pavilion in Boston, MA
Abigail Baird performs inside the lion as “The Heart of the Lion”, Amy Liou performs the head and Tatara Tang performs the back feet and tail of the lion. |
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From global storyteller to UConn student:
born to perform Abigail Bard uses a combination of aerial acrobatics, puppetry and stop-motion to tell her stories. |
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‘America’s Got Talent’ Alum, Soon-to-Be UConn Grad
Marries Aerial Acrobatics, Animation |
Abigail Baird reflects on her time at UConn.
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Emerging Artist Award
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Ballard Institute and Museum
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College of Santa Fe Alum and former local performer makes it big on America's Got Talent
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“The inaugural Cartoon Network Ceremony held recently in Dubai was complemented by a mesmerizing acrobatic choreography provided by ‘America’s Got Talent’ finalist Abigail Baird. The skilled aerialist accompanied by her team produced a brilliant 6 minute performance using animation as the backdrop, which was befitting of the occasion”.