The new exhibit "Affectionate Anarchy: Creating with Jim Henson" opened last week at the Center for Puppetry Arts. The exhibit highlights the pioneering puppeteers and designers who helped shape the ...

the director of archives for The Jim Henson Company, says Henson made puppets to perform when he learned that a local D.C. television station, CBS affiliate WTOP-TV, was looking for puppeteers.

She notes that her mother also found joy in identifying new talent in puppeteering and training aspiring puppeteers between her work as an art teacher and as a founding member of the Jim Henson ...

Jim Henson steps in front of the camera ... Henson quickly amassed a team of both established and up-and-coming puppeteers—including Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, and Jerry Nelson—to bring alive ...

The mice would venture from their aquariums to dash along the coils and on to the desks of creatives working inside The Jim Henson Company workshop in New York City in the 1970s. This is one ...

will serve as Co-EPs and perform as the puppeteers for Roxy and Ronald. Under her first-look deal, Stanford will continue working closely with The Jim Henson Company CEO, Lisa Henson, who oversees ...

We owe a lot of that to [Muppets creator] Jim Henson's vision ... And in the case of puppeteers you need a really good performer. And then the client has to be very thoughtful and use the ...