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The 15 pages that link to Puppetry, each with the reason it gives.

• ActingRelated: A performer conveys character through a figure's movement, timing, and voice.

• Physical theatreRelated: Performers’ bodies can animate, frame, or interact with puppets as expressive partners.

• MuppetNarrower topic: Muppets are performance characters whose movement depends on puppetry.

• Stage actingCompared with: Puppetry shifts expressive action from the actor’s body to an animated figure.

• Jim HensonNarrower topic: Henson’s work expanded puppetry through television, film, and new character designs.

• Sangeet Natak Akademi AwardRelated: Traditional puppetry is among the performing arts recognized by the academy.

• AnimatronicsCompared with: Live puppeteers can animate a figure directly, without automated mechanisms.

• Hand puppetNarrower topic: Hand puppets are one form of this broader performing art.

• Kermit the FrogNarrower topic: Kermit's screen presence grows from a performance tradition rather than animation.

• The Lion KingNarrower topic: Visible puppets make the animal characters theatrical rather than realistic.

• Performing artsBroader topic: Puppetry extends performance beyond the visible body of the performer.

• Fred RogersRelated: Rogers used puppet characters to explore conflicts and feelings through imaginative play.

• LazyTownRelated: Puppet characters let LazyTown give its residents expressive, nonhuman appearances.

• Animal (Muppet character)Narrower topic: Animal’s movements and expressions are produced through live puppeteering.

• Jan ŠvankmajerRelated: Puppets connect his animation to theatrical traditions and crafted characters.