“A special nothing” by the puppetry troupe “Pseftia me Aftia”
by the puppetry troupe “Pseftia me Aftia”
Performance with the use of hand puppets for a “nothing” that gives everything. It’s an adaptation of the cartoon serier Mutts by Patrick Mc Donell and his book with the title “The gift of nothing”.
Mooch the cat desperately wants to find a gift for his friend Earl the dog, but Earl already has everything. “What do you give a guy who has everything?” The answer, of course, is nothing!
GROUP BIOGRAPHY
The puppetry troupe “Pseftia me Aftia” (Faulsity with ears) was founded in 2010 by Eleni Dimitroulaki (graphic designer, actor, puppeteer) and Angeliki Fostini (teacher, actor, puppeteer). In September 2010 they attended the “2nd Meeting of New Greek Puppeteers” within the “12th International Puppet & Mime Festival of Kilkis”, where they were awarded with the prize for “Best Puppet Performance for Children” from the International Committee of the festival, for their play “The River that unites.
Through the years of troupe’s operation, they have collaborated with municipalities, communities,museums, day nursery, schools, cultural associations and other institutions of culture in Greece and Cyprus.
“Pseftia me Aftia” are members of Unima-Hellas (Greek department of International Puppetry Association).


