There is not one right, preferable or proper way in object theatre. “It is true that all puppets are objects, but all objects are not puppets” (Henryk Jurkowski). In object and puppet theatre nothing is impossible –  universes can be created, or exploded!, characters can fly, hearts can be literally bound together, you can change heads with your partner, have animals or even furniture perform the main roles – whatever your imagination offers – everything and anything becomes possible, and we as an audience easily love the enchantment. 

 

With visual object theatre we may also find and make theatre where it is not traditionally found or made. We need not follow a ready script, but are free to chase any impulse. Visual theatre, and puppets too, can be very big or very small – they can be performed close to the public, even on the hand of the audience, or from a far distance. Theatre can be custom-made for all kind of spaces, events or environments, or performed impulsively anywhere – as well as in classical theatres. The “telling” doesn’t need to lean on text but comes through strong visual atmospheres, choices, amounts and use of objects. Thus, it is also very universally understood by people of different backgrounds, languages, ages and cultures.