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An award winning British puppetry company, brought to South Africa by [[NTO]] in 1954.

== Sources ==

== For more information ==

See [[Puppetry in South Africa]]

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−	The [[Hogarth Puppets]] and the Hogarth Puppet Theatre, founded in the 1930s by the wife and husband team of Ann Hogarth and Jan Bissel, were Britain's leading exponents of the art of puppetry for many years. The company's work bridged the transition between the naturalistic, imitative style of puppets still common in the early days and the highly stylised work to be seen from the Sixties and Seventies.[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ann-hogarth-1456707.html] ~~In addition the company was~~	+	The [[Hogarth Puppets]] and the Hogarth Puppet Theatre, founded in the 1930s by the wife and husband team of Ann Hogarth and Jan Bissel, were Britain's leading exponents of the art of puppetry for many years. The company's work bridged the transition between the naturalistic, imitative style of puppets still common in the early days and the highly stylised work to be seen from the Sixties and Seventies.[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ann-hogarth-1456707.html]

	They were brought to South Africa in 1954 by the [[National Theatre Organisation]], to tour the country with their show.		They were brought to South Africa in 1954 by the [[National Theatre Organisation]], to tour the country with their show.

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−	The [[Hogarth Puppets]], ~~were Britain's leading exponents of the art of puppetry for many years. Founded~~ in the 1930s by the wife and husband team of Ann Hogarth and Jan Bissel, the ~~award winning~~ company's work bridged the transition between the naturalistic, imitative style of puppets still common in the early days and the highly stylised work to be seen from the Sixties and Seventies.[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ann-hogarth-1456707.html]	+	The [[Hogarth Puppets]] and the Hogarth Puppet Theatre, founded in the 1930s by the wife and husband team of Ann Hogarth and Jan Bissel, were Britain's leading exponents of the art of puppetry for many years. The company's work bridged the transition between the naturalistic, imitative style of puppets still common in the early days and the highly stylised work to be seen from the Sixties and Seventies.[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ann-hogarth-1456707.html] In addition the company was

	They were brought to South Africa in 1954 by the [[National Theatre Organisation]], to tour the country with their show.		They were brought to South Africa in 1954 by the [[National Theatre Organisation]], to tour the country with their show.

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 The [[Hogarth Puppets]],  were Britain's leading exponents of the art of puppetry for many years. Founded in the 1930s by the wife and husband team of Ann Hogarth and Jan Bissel, the award winning company's  work bridged the transition between the naturalistic, imitative style of puppets still common in the early days and the highly stylised work to be seen from the Sixties and Seventies.[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-ann-hogarth-1456707.html]
-They were brought to South Africa  in 1954 by [[NTO]], to tour the country with their show.
+They were brought to South Africa  in 1954 by the [[National Theatre Organisation]], to tour the country with their show.
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-An award winning British puppetry company, brought to South Africa by [[NTO]] in 1954.
+The Hogarth Theatre,
 == Sources ==
-== For more information ==
+[[Rinie Stead]], 1985b
 See  [[Puppet theatre in South Africa]]
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